Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-27
FUNDING ORDINANCE KILLED
Ths CIsJ C0z1cil Holds . Special
Session and Cleans Up . Lot
Of Work


session lAzt evs1ing. with the mayor
and entire eOuneil present..
Numero0s elAims were presented sDd
referred.
Chairman Hunt, Of the ways and
mea3s COMMITTEES. returned the ordi-
nance without recommendation order
ing the eity's indebtedDess fund BY is-
s1ing SIS. 600 per cent bonds, sz con-
tsmpIated by the new city charter
when brO1xbt to 9 vote the council
stood q tie, and was lost BY the mayor
voting in the negative.
Klein moved to drop the High street
improvement matter, ia view Of the
remOustrzuee fled. Dot il was deferred
until the next meeting. Ga motion Of
Hunt said rem0nstrsnce was ordered
PLACED on record
Better light was ordered placed in
Marion square to prevent bad boys from
creating = disturbance there nights-
The North Salem engine house was
sssn ordered made tramp proof.
Chairman Cruss reported fAyorzbly
upon the Alert Hook & Ladder COM
pany's proposal. Adopted The mo-
tiOn to resclud the order eOndninz city
ire teams 90 tros was lost
A TemOnztraBee against the proposed
Church street improvement was pre-
zented and ordered placed on record,
signed As follows:
Mrs- H ). Belle, P. B LeAbo, Fan
ME b. Richardson, Kate N. Keller,
John G. Wright, Henry AlIsehlager,
E1ie Breyman, Geo. Collins mo gray-
eli, Wm. Fl. Maiden, W. Fl Byrd
Wm- D. Dugan, W. D. Jeffriez, L. II.
Haiues, p. J. Larsen, w. g. Wood
worth, Marion County, Hubbard,
Judge, Wallace, com School district
No. "A wait, Byrd and Wade. direct
ors). J. N Smith, David Workman,
o. VI. Smith, NJ T. RiDemAn, Mrs. 3
A. Carpenter, Mrs II. u. Wandt, l.
A. Byrd, St. PaaPs Episcopal Church
| 10y vestrymAB). H. A. Johnson, Mrs
Barbara Darcy, Lot L. Pearee, g.
Bearineer, Mary C. Denhan, VIM.
Feidi, YetA Friedman, Mrs. 9. W.
Weob, C. l.. Watt, lst Presbyterian
Church 10y trusteesl, Mrs- Mary Jack
son, David Simpson. F. A Moore, A.
SIoper, C. E Sloper, German NJ. E
Church 10y trustees.
d. F. Wagner asked to be relieved
from street assessmeut on properly that
is not his Referred.
Councilman LafOre introduced an or
dlnanee with the following provisiOns;
Section l.-All taxes, licenses, sssess-
ments for street purposes where war
rants in payment therefore have been
drawn on the general fund, and ail
other moneys due to the city Of Salem,
excepting fines, forfeitures, penalties
aud costs imposed by ana collected IN
der any judgment of the recorders
court or Of any other court, shall be
paid in gold coin of the United States
Of Americz or in city warrants Of the
city Of Salem, drawn on the general
fund Of the city Of Salem and endorsed
mot paid for want Of funds providing
that sums not exceeding SO may be
paid in silver coin Of the United States
OF American
| section 2-Assessments for street i'm
proyements or for the construction Of
sewers or other improvements where
the sum is payable into special fund
shall bs paid in gold coin Of the United
States Of America or in warrants Of the
city Of Salem, drawn on such special
fund, provided, however, that sums not
exceeding $40 may be paid 10 silver coin
Of the United States Of America
Section 3.-The provision of this or
dinance shall not be deemed to apply
to the payment Of the principal or in
terest Of the Indebtedness Of Thomas
Holman to the city OF salem, for the
purchase of the property Of the city Of
salem, sold to said Holman at the
southeast corner Of State and Liberty
streets.