Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-16
THE MAYOR Is IN ARREARS.


James q. wyman has also been engaged
continuously in business from ls79 to 1891 in
elusive. or I3 wears at SEQ per vear-s261 Mr.
Wz-rnan has paid into the CITY treasury on
his account the sum of Sl4O for the wears 10
50 s. SO, 81, 50 and 's6, leaving a balance
still due tie city for six years license fees
Of Sl20.
Archie Tavlor's name appears continu-
ously from 79 70 81 inclusive, or Is years, at
S2O-S26O on which he has paid into the city
treasury Sl2o leaving balance still due the
Albert Ditting was engaged in the business
during the years "a, 'S5 and sc, or three
years at S20-S60, on which he paid in JAN
nary lsS4. $50 and in June. IS $50 in all $40
leaving a balance due the city OF $40.
tesspOOl permits were first issued to the
Union ENcavating Company in 1856, and
they have continued doing business within
tho city each year since. including the pres
cnt vear-iE all, seven years-at S2G-Sl40. On
rlis account they paid into the city treasury
iu July, 50. the sum OF $50, and theY are in
GeDted to the city in the sum of Sl20 for tile
wears from sc to 81. Isaac Nelson obtained
and paid for one permit in 's9, but
none since. The star EIcavating Company
has been engaged in the business as appears
bv the stubs for the years &C ard 81, having
paid but $50 This company is indebted to
the city for the present years license. We
submit the various items as follows:
refer BtInes. Sl6O
James Nyman ......................... 100
4
Tnlon ENcavatiuC Company y............ l2O
star EXcavating Company 20
Total.......................................s $3.50
We would also respectfully call your at
telrIon to arrearages on butcher stalls and
garden stands in market house, reported to
your committee september Z, and market
exhibits M and IN 1t seems to us i'm
uurtant that these arrearages be adjusted a S
promptly rs possible in order that the city
may collect what money is properly due,
and IL any OF those items or any mart of
them have been collected by the Clerk of
Markets, the iact should be ascertained and
iHr proper charge made for the same.
Arrompany'ng NJ the report was a resolution
In-fructlng the Bureau of Health to refuse
80 Issue permits to any of the persons delin-
lIent until their acreaTages are paid in full.
The report and the resolution were adopt
ed afte- some discussion.
PLAYING WITH THE PosToFFICE.
Council refused to appoint a committee
Of conference to meet like committee from
the Common branch on the postofice site
question as the Common Council resolution
contemplated the use OF the city square. A
resolution was then passed TO appoint
committee 20 consult with CONGRESSMAN
sbonc on this question. The Common
Council resolution to appoint a special com
.nittee to revise the street nomenclature was
-eferred to the Committee on Streets. The
resolution TO appoint committee to pre-
pare a memorial on the increase of the city
debt and arrange for mass meeting to dis
cuss the question was adopted
In the Common branch large number of
ordinances and resolutions pertaining prin-
cipally TO street Improvements, ETC., were
inn, duced. among them being q resolution
to transfer $4,000 from the contingent to