San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-18
SAN ANTONIO,s TEN.
A LONG SESSION OF THE CITY
COUNCIL.
Sites for Schools - Resolutions
Daugherty Elected as Alderman
Money Appropriated.

yesterday afternoon and transacted q
large amount of routine business. The
meeting was called to order by Mayor
Csllaghan and the roll call was re-
sponded to by the following alder
men: Aldermen Anderson, Beck.
mann, Conner, Gregory, Guerguin,
Hoefling, Lockwood, Muth, Persch,
Schreiner and Weber. The minu tes
of the previous meeting were then
read and approved, after which the
following petitions were disposed OF:
H.Korbert, for reduction of ASSESS
ment; referred to assessment commit
tee.
VIM. Dobrowolski, asking that the
city collector be instructed to receive
amount of taxes rendered by him; re-
ferred to assessment committee
Citizens. asking for an electric light
on st. Louis street, corner of South
San Saba street; gas and water COM
mittee.
E. j. Gallagher, asking for an cleo
trio light at corner of Starr and
Cherry streets; gas and water COM
mittee.
George w. Breckenridge, president
of the Water Works Co., requesting
permission to convey power by means
of electricity over and through streets,
from the water power by said com.
pany to the artesian wells on Market
street; granted.
George w. Breckenridge, requests
ing permission to fence that portion of
Pinckney street, east OF Tilden ave-
nue.; granted.
VIM. Reuter-, asking for permission
to put In q crosswaik across Crockett
street In the rear of his premises;
committee on sidewalks, etc.
w. P. Freeman, proposing to lease
q certain parcel of land situated on
Convent street, for the purpose of
opening meat shop and green groce.
ry; committee on sanitation.
F. J. Beitel, proposing to donate to
the city, land necessary for the ex-
tension of Knox alley from Epson
street to North Flores street, and that
said street be called Caldwell street;
street and bridge committee.
Santiago Hernandez, for remission
of fine; police committee.
VIM. Freeman, for remission of q
fine; police committee.
Mrs. Ii. B. Adams, for permit to
erect frame building, IA X % on lot
8, block S, north side of Martin street;
fire committee.
q. A. Della Vale, for permit to
erect q metal roof shade on lot Z,
block II, on the north side of East
Houston street; fire committee.
Anton Adam, requesting per-
mission to let storm water from st.
Joseph's hall run into the Alamo
ditch; ditch committee.
Henry Lager, for permit to dig q
waste water trench from his property,
lot l, block on San Pedro avenue, to
empty into the ditch; street and
bridge committee.
Invitation to the mayor, board Of
aldermen and city offic ais, to psrtici-
pate in the festivities of the Column
bian celebration to be held Oct. 81,
% and 23rd; on motion of Alderman
Lock wood, accepted with thanks.
Mary E. Howard, for reduction Of
assessment; assessment committee.
Invitation to the mayor and city
council to attend the convention OF
the Railroad Conductors Life Insur.
ance association of the United States
and Canada, to be held on the 26th
day of October at Rische's hall; on
motion of Alderman Lockwood, 1t
was, accepted with thanks.
Hines Clark, for permission to open
q meat market at No. 253 East Com
merce street; sanitation committee.
Buck & Koepp, for permission to
open q meat market on north side of
Hood street, ward 6; sanitation COM
mittee.
Mrs J. Waelder, for permission to
put in g lumber prlvy and vault at
the intersection of North Flores and
San Pedro creek; sanitation commit
tee
NJ. l.. Daffin, for permit to construct
lum Der privy vault on his premises,
north side OF Fest street, ward l; san
itstion committee.
A. Haas, for permission to erect q
lumber vault on his premises on Ruiz
street, ward 8; committee on SANTA
ton.
James Frost, for permission to use q
dry earth system in his closet; santa.
ton committee.
A. Maurer, for permission to con-
struct six vaults of oak planks on the
north side of Gray street; granted on
motion of Alderman Persch.
VIM. Kearney, permission to con-
meet with sewer on San Pedro avenue;
street and bridge committee.
l., p. Peck, asking that teams be
purchased for engine companies Nos.2
and aud requesting immediate ac-
ton; q resolution was offered regard.
ing this, by Alderman Weber, to the
effect that teams be purchased for
said matter, not to exceed $500 each,
which resolution was adopted.
Report OF chief of fire department.
that fire hydrant. corner Macon and
Epson streets,is erected in accordance