The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-11-02
ROGERS Is WANTED
The civ Dads Will Pay twenty-five
Dollars for Him.
And This + Chance to Get the Com
mon Outlaw.
or-Ea BUSINESS WHICH WAS DONE

or4Ea BUSINESS WHICH WAS DONE
p.o,,I. who Come and Go-Brief Brevi-
tie. Of Interest to All Readers
Of The Globe.
t.a REGULAR meeting of the board of
...,r..- -ioners Of the town Of Durham
tie souoaing business was transacted:
Report Of street committee for month
d., october was submitted by Commis
..oarr Darlington, chairman, as follows ::
Work has consisted in putting in sewer
arc. also putting in one bridge on the
south end Of McMannen street; part of
the time bitches have been cleaned out
and streets repaired and the yards at the
r.aIoI school have been graded.
The chief Of police being absent no re-
por, from him was received.
Rcpor, on cemetery for month of Oc-
roJcr shows one death in town. viz, a
child who was buried at the cemetery
On notion it was ordered that W. T.
Eun,. be recommended to the board Of
county commissioners for license to re
tail sDirituOus, yinOus and malt liquors
AZ his place Of business for six months,
IL, ~,
the building owned by W. J. Christian
ON motion, it was ordered that A. w.
Douglas be recommended to the board of
county commissioners for license to re-
tail spirituous, yinous and malt liquors
at his place Of business, on Parrish street
in building owned by G G Farthing
On motion, the street commissioner
was instructed to notify the sexton at
the cemetery that from and after this
date lie must be prepared to fill up all
graves at the cemetery during the burial
exercises at the cemetery.
ON motion, the street commissioner
was directed to put up the poles belong
jn- to the fire alarm system in proper
position and have the same painted from
The bottom and extend eight feet up.
wards above the ground, and that he
also employ a competent person to place
the wires upon lie poles
The following ordinance. was intro
dorcd and, on motion, was adopted
Chapter +, section 2O--Be it ordained I:
IAat no person or corporation shall be
allowed to string any wires above the
IRE alarm wires. Any person or corpo-
ration violating this ordinance shall be
tined $50 for each offence.
On montion it was ordered that a re-
ward Of twenty five dollars be offered by
the town for the arrest and delivery of
Henry Rogers Ccolored), to the town au-
'4oT.'lcS, the said Henry Rogers having
''gh declared an outlaw by the county of
Durham; it was further ordered, that a
notice Of said reward be published in the
daily papers Of the town for ten days.
"n motion, it was ordered that Chapter
IN Section 10, Of the town ordinances.
ne amended so as to read as follows:
TN Sundays and other days, when in
The mayors judgment it may be neces.
S'ry the mayor shall be authorized to ap-
point and commission special policemen
To lake charge of the various churches
al" other places of public gatherings,
anu 10 perform such other duties as may
'g !rpNred Of them Provided the town
>"". not he liable to any expenses on
."'' account, except such AS the board
may determine, and the mayor shall be
authorized to withdraw any authority
granted under this ordinance and 10 ap-
point other officers whenever he NAV
"eciA II cNpedient
VA n OF MRS. A. A. ANDERSON.