San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-03
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iient may, however, be removed to the
hos uital.
In section IS, with relation TO the hide
curing, etc. Alderman Guergun arose and
protested against that portion, stating
that he was in favor of not permitting
hides of any age and condition TO be
brought within the city limits. Alder
man Schreiner was called 70 the chair and
the mayor vacated and made feWre-
marks on the subject. after which the ordi-
nance was, adopted as above stated.
Mayor Calia-ha again JuUh tue chair
and an ordinance on vaccination, approved
on November II, 1890, was read and
adopted, tue same being TO the effect that
no child be permitted To attend school
unless presenting a certificate from some
qualified physician showing that he or
she nave been vaccine ted within 6 years
proceeding the time of which such child
or other person desires TO attend school.
A resolution, that extra hydrants be
furnished for those of the city unable to
eXpend money for that purpose, was read
by Alderman Weber and was unanimous
ly adopted.
A resolution to the effect that the sani-
tary force of the city be increased to
twenty members was read by Alderman
Anderson aud adopted
Alderman Lockwood read a resolution
In which it said that the mayor wait on
General Wheaton, at the Government
post and request him to order all garbage
removed promptly from the government
grounds. This resolution was adopted
aud Aldermen Lockwood, Muth and
Beckmann were appointed committee
of three TO attend to said matter.
Alderman Hoeflng suggested that the
force of workmen, under the superintend-
ency of the street commissioner. De IN
creased to twenty; also that additional
wagons be provided This was made
motion and carried.
A paper, prepared by the city physician,
was read, inStructing the inhabitants Of
the city what To do in case of an epidemic
and how to protect their premises as well
as person. This was heartily adopted by
the council and on motion of Alderman
Lockwood, was ordered to be printed In
circular form for distribution over the
city. said writing to be printed in the diff
ferent languages.
SCHOOL MATTERS.
A paper containing all the names of the
school teachers with their last years
salaries set opposite and the amounts de-
sired TO be paid rhiS wear, was presented
to the council for action.
The first name on tue list was that of
School Superintendent Smith. His salary
last year was $3.50, and he asked for an
increase of SEQ to make the salary 5000
for the ensuing year. Alderman Lock-
wood seriously protested against raise,
stating that the city was doing well
to pay so large an amount as
81, $50, and that this amount was $3.50
more than is paid in any city in Texas.
Alderman Schreiner arose, addressed the
chair and said he was in favor of the in
crease; that he was talking with Mr..
Smith and that he, Smith, stated in the
conversation that he had an offer to go to
, Galveston at salary of 50: 500 and that
he consulted the mayor of the city, who
said stay and he would see that 90, 900 was
| paid him this year. Mayor Callaghan de-
MED the assertion, after which it was de-
cided that the salary should remain the
same as last year. 1t was then carried.
after a motion that all of the salaries Of
the school teachers, be left the same as
last year.