San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-10-18
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were heard:
STREET AND BRIDGE COMMITTEE.
John Bowers, for permit to run q
drain pipe from the Buffalo stock
yards on North Flores street to the
ditch on west side of Acequia street,
granted.
in q water service pipe on West Com
merce street, for Messrs. DevIne,
Smith-& Co., bankers, granted.
Citizens of Fourth ward asking that
q crosswalk be constructed on the
north side of Warren street, across
Jackson street, granted.
]. G. Cumberland and Michael
Fielder, for permit to lay waste
water pipe from the Progress saloon
on Stoves alley, to the San Pedro
creek, granted.
Citizens, asking that water mains
be laid on Undo street, granted by
the gas and water committee.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Report of >city collector for the
month of Septem Der, examined. found
correct and ordered filed; also report
Of city wsigher, examined, found cor
tCCb ouu hlCo'
l.. Damian, requesting payment of
Judgment, granted.
Alamo Cement Co, requesting pay
ment OF Judgment, granted.
Serbel Perez, asking the city to
purchase his lot on east side of South
Laredo street, as per former agree
ment, or to return and cancel said
agreement; not granted.
ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE.
F. Setter, for correction of assess
ment; the committee recommend that
petition be returned.
R. H. Huptock. for correction of
assessment, granted.
Silva Hermann, for correction of
assessment, granted.
SANITARY COMMITTEE.
Report of DIR. Oldham, for bawds
examined, examined, found correct
and ordered filed.
T. H. NORM, for permit to build q
lumber privy vault on his property,
west of Alazsn creek; granted.
John Varga, for permit to construct
temporary vault OF lumber; granted.
D. IT. and VIM. Forbes, for permits
sion to dig cess pools in lots II and Is,
block %, ward 6; granted.
Mrs. TTumbo, for permission to
erect a lumber vault, block s, on Cas-
tro street; granted.
James Sslter, for permission to rat
In lumber privy; granted.
J. Rampman, for remission OF IS
fine; granted by the police committee,
rs the fine was assessed for not COM
plying with the sanitary ordinances
and that later his premises were
cleaned.
The mayor then said that it was
time to elect an alderman to fill the
vacancy of August Santlaben and de.
clared nominations in order. Alder
man Weber then said: 81 take pleas
ure, your honor, in nominating Mr..
Thomas E Dougherty, to fill the
office, and I know him to De q tax
payer, q good citizen and a splendid
representative of the Fourth ward"
The nomination was seconded by AL
derman Conner and Mr.. Dsugherty
was elected by acclamation, unani-
mously.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Weber-Whereas, his
honor, the mayor, recommended in
his annual message, the erection of
school building in ward 8, which re-
common dalton was adopted, be 1t
Resolved, that in order that the
said building be commenced as soon
as possible, the mayor be and Is here
by authorized to purchase the neces-
sary building site, to not exceed In
value the sum OF ST. 200; adopted.
Alderman OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that
his honor, the mayor, notify Mr.. B. F.
Yoakum, Mrs. ]. II, Kampmann and
Ed. Stoves & Son, to repair their side
walks on West Commerce street,
within ten days from notification,
said repairs to be made in front of
their respective. places of property,
Nos. l2l, 223 and Gil West Commerce
street; adopted.
Alderman Persch-Resolved that
the mayor be authorized to purchase,
subject to the school board, a site for
a new school building ia the seventh
ward, the cost to be PROBABLY & 900
and possibly $1,000; adopted.
Alderman Lock wood then stated
that there was a balance due J. E.
Bolens & Co, for the iron furnished
for the completion OF the city hall, and
made motion to the effect that said
indebtedness be paid as soon as funds
could be secured; motion carried.
Alderman Guerguin then stated
that at q recent meeting of the city
council, at which the salaries of the
school teachers for the scholastic year
1928 were fixed. there had been
some changes since made by the
board of education, and proceeded to
read number of names and
amounts, which reading was adopted
by the council. The names of the
teachers and their salaries as now
fixed would have been published in
full, but the mayor Thought it not
necessary" and the reporter was