The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-19


Proeeeailes u the city .CsaseIf-
As3safaeA asssisa.
MONDAY EvaNINa, March 9, 1892
Board met . per adjournment with
the Mayer In the chair and ths follow
Tag members presents
F1entge, Hehss, Mattessn Regen'
hardt, Rider.
Absent-Glenn, PorterAeld-
Journal Of last regular meeting
read and approved.
Mr.. Porterield appeared and took
his seat.
An Ordinance entitled An Ordi-
nance apr repriating the City Revenue
for the fiscal year ending tho first
Monday i. May, 1892, passed Its first
reading. On motion the rules were
suspended and the ordinance read .
second time. On motion the ordi-
nance was read BY its title and put
upon its final passage with the follow
ing veto:
Ayes-Fentge, Henze, Mattessn,
Porterfield, R~eSeuhsrdt, Riders.
Abssnt-Glenn.
The Mayor declared said ordinance
IS passed.
An ordinsicc entitled aAn Ordi-
nance authorizing the Mayer to make
Quit Claim Deed to James A. Matte
son for out LOT IA, range A, in lieu Of
prier lost, unrecorded deed" passed
its first reading. On motion the rules
were suspended and the ordinance
read a second time.
Mr.. Glenn appeared and took his
seat.
On motion said ordinance was read
by its title and put upon its final
passage with the following result:
Ayes-Flentge, Glenn, Natteson.
Porterfeld, Regenhardt, Riders.
Nays-Hcnzc-1.
The Mayor declared said ordinance
passed.
An Ordinance entitled An Ordi-
nance repeating section two and three
of ordinance No. s68, aud srdaining
two new sections in lieu thereof aud
adding . new section to said srdi-
nance, passed Its first reading. On
motion the rules were suspended and
the ordinance read . second time.
On motion said ordinance was read
by its title and put upon ito final
passage with the following vste,
Ayes-Glenn, Flentgs, Mattessn,
Hence, Regenhardt and Rider.
Unanimous.
The Mayor declared said ordinance
as passed.
The Mayor appointed the follow.
ing members as a committee to be
present at the counting of the votes
at the close of the polls Of the City
Election to be held Tuesday, April
5th, 1892,
Messra FIentgc, Regenhardt and
Ilenze.
The following named Judges Of
Election wers added to those appoint
ed at last meeting 10 serve In the
several wards al the city election to
be held Tuesday, April 5th, 1892:
First ward-Thcobold Lind, Fred.
Willer, Fred. Rueseler.
Second Ward-Clcmens Linde-
mann, Conrad Lind, John p. Oliver.
Third ward-Geo. Stubearauch,
August Stoffregen, VIM. Etzel.
Fourth Ward-Jas. NJ. Morrison,
James Jones, John W. Taylor.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and Secretary instructed 10
draw warrants on the Wharf Fund in
favor of the parties named.
S. Albert for sewer pipe, powder,
&C., SI09.90.
J. b. Nesmith serrey and plat of
part of Levee from Independence to
Themis street SI7.6O.
Mr.. Fentgc moved that the csm-
promise ordinance be taken mp and
read by section, for discussion and
amendment. Cared.
The ordinance was then read by
sections and after some suggested
changes and amendments by different
members Of the board, it was moved
BY MI. Glenn that said ordinance be
referred to the Judiciary Committed
and the City Attorney with instruc.
tiOns to prepare an ordinance tina,
would be acceptable to the railroad
people and the city. Carried.
On motion Mr.. F1entge the Marsh 7
was Instructed to notify Mr.. Huters
agent for Mr.. Otto Blehrmanh Il
have the walls of the burnt mil
buidins on Good Hope street Pulled
down, as complaint had been mad
that they were dangerous and liabl'
to fall and do serious damage.
On motion board adjourned t.
meet Wednesday evening, March l6
1892, at $3.50 O'Clock sharp.
Attest: GEO. Z. CHAPEL,
Register.
Jassi Peat Ne. 17S,
Department Of Missouri, g. A. n