, 1892-09-24
AN AFTERNOON MEETING.
The City Council DispOses of an Ac-
cumtIatfOn of Business.


cumtIattOn of Business.
AT meeting Of the city council called to
order between and o'clock yesterday
afternoon, L. G. Abbott was chosen to sue
ceed R. A. Ford as councilman. Mr..
Phipps introduced a resolution, setting
Monday, September 26th, at Z: 80, as fixed
time for the purpose Of considering charges
filed against Millard Lemon, city engineer,
and that the matter be fully disposed of at
that time. After discussion the resolution
was amended, setting the trial for next
Wednesday night. A resolution accepting
the street railway, constructed by the
olympia Light and Power company, was
referred to the street commi lee in con-
junction with the city attorney.
Street Commissioner Messegee was di-
rected to gravel a roadway on Fourth street
from Central to the east city limits, and to
build sidewalks on Sherman from West
Fourth to Harrison.
Sixty-threee tax payers, headed by DR.. A.
b. WoOdard, petitiOned for three arc lights
to be erected on the Westside shore line,
one half way between the Marshfeld bridge
and e. T. Young's residence; one at the
end of the bridge nearest Mr.. YOung's res
idence, and one at the end of Schneider's
wharf This petition was referred to the
committee on lights.
W OIL eA W WN4C h40ML4 AO4 bAlC 4Ol4OM III 3
accounts:
J. @. Peroival, freight and wharfage 5 II so
OLYMPIA TRIBUNE, advertising ~ LOG II
Pacific Drug Co, merchandise w 3 90
j, l.. Cook, painting g....... 3 90
Melton, Kellogg e. Co, cement. ... 150 90
ray roll-seWer. .................. o4O ~
Pay rOll-street and sewer. ..... 988 80
Total. ...................... 81, JOB II
After some debate an ordinance govern
ing stray stock was passed, covering all
that portion of the city lying south of
First street, and east of the Des Chutes
channel, and south of the north line of
Young's addition, on the Westside, except
that portion lying south Of PerciyaPs ad-
dition.
A reconsideration of the resolution or
dering the construction of sidewalks on
Main street from Maple Park to the south
city limits resulted in the walks being eX-
tended to Twenty-fourth street.
A. H. Chambers was allowed $418 for
land appropriated by the city in straight
ening and widening Main street.
/. Liberman was allowed $3.50 for finish
ing Fourteenth street. He claimed $108.
His claim for $214.55 for grading Fremont
street was ordered paid but the one for
| grading Harrison avenue was rejected on
the ground that he had already been paid
for the earth removed.
ClUy Attorney Linn reported the cOllec-
ton Of $4,000 during the month Of Au-
gust.
John Byrne's complaint that defective
cutters caused water to flow into his store
was referred to the health committee.
Justice Rathbun reported the collection
Of $10705 in fines during August.
A. Boesl and W. II. Burns & Co IS appli-
cations for liquor licenses were referred to
the committee on licenses.
/ rpeplntiOn tn qtr1pt qidnuvQIkg and
cutters on the west side of Franklin, from
Sixth to Tenth, was introduced and laid
over for one week.
Ordinances were introduced and referred
establishing the grade from Garcelon
street. f. ON West Fourth to 100 feet south
of Stan0ish of Franklin, from Maple park
to Twenty-fourth, and of Park from the
Offut donation claim to the Union Pacific
grade.
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