The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-30
rKooEED1ses OF THE CITY COUNCIL
December. %. 1892.

December %, 1892.
The council met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. Mayor Carey in the chair. All eoun-
! cilmen present except Mr.. Harris.
Mr.. Martin moved that the reading of
the minutes be dispensed with. Carried.
Bill of Barber Asphalt company WAS
reported on fayorably By the chairman Of
| the paving committee, and on motion of
! Mr.. Goode was referred to the finance COM
| mittee.
! Mr.. Hill of the police and prison COM
mittee reported the heating apparatus in
the city prison in very bad shape. Mr.,
Caswell moved that the city engineer re-
port how to remedy it By next meeting.
Carried.
Mr.. Tucker on bill of Rock Island Lum-
Der company, for interest, moved to refer
20 finance committee aud city attorney TO
report at next meeting. Mr. Goode moved
as substitute that it be referred back 20
Judiciary committee and city attorney.
Substitute carried
All bills filed TO date were read and on
motion of Mr.. Schad referred to the proper
mmittees.
4 notice OF the annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Kansas Midland rail-
way company to be held in the city OF
Wichita, January 3. 1888, was read and on
motion OF Mr.. Tucker was referred to the
railroad committee with the request that
its chairman attend said meeting.
The report of A. Ray, weighmaster. for
Novemb Der was read and on motion of Mr..
Tucker was referred to the finance COM
mittee.
N Of Of rit y Oil
on approach to Eleventh street bridge was
read and on motion of Mr.. Martin was re-
ceived and placed on file.
The reports Of city clerk and city treas
urer for the months of October and No
vember were on motion of Mr.. Tucker re-
fered to the finance committee.
4 communication from the supervisors
of elections, together with the opinion OF
the city attorney, was presented and read |
and on motion of Mr.. Caswell was tabled. |
An ordinance vacating the streets and |
alleys in Second Sunnysde addition was, /
on motion of Mr. Caswell, laid on the |
table.
Ordinance No. 1,164, An ordinance pro- |
viding for the improvement Of certain
streets and avenues by building sidewalks
thereon, and providing for the payment
thereof, was read, the rules suspended,
placed on its passage and carried.
Ordintnce No. 1l65. an ordinance making
appropriations for miscellaneous purposes,
was read. Mr.. Leveridge moved that the
amount of 800, for NJ. w. Weston be
stricken from the ordinance which was
done. Mr., Schad moved that as the heat
ing apparatus of the city building was in
such an imperfect condition, the amount
Of 500 10 A. Flagg should be stricken
from the ordinance. Carried. The ordi-
nance was then placed upon its passage aud
carried.
Mr.. Caswell moved that the city en-
gineer and the building committee invest
gate and see how many more radiators
are needed in the council chamber, city
clerks Office and engineers Office, and in
'truct Mr.. Flagg to put them in. Carried.
Mr.. Goode moved that the building COM
nitee be instructed to procure Il Their
for every room in the city build
ng on the second and third floors at a cost
lot To exceed 81 each. Carried.
On motion the council adjourned.
j. B. CAREY, Mayor.
Attest: J. V. KOOGLE,
Assistant CITY Clerk