The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-22

Messrs. Betteridge, Gable, Holman, Dough-
erty, Finney, Mcclure, Coakley, Kane,
scheiily, Stout NanDusen and Gallagher.
II. w. Titman and L. j. Wilkinson were
present to renew an application for right of
way for sewerage line from the Shenandoah
Manufacturing Company's new building, on
limerick street, along Coal street to Bowers
street. aud then south to the culvert at Lloyd
street.
Michael Graham and James Grant were
present to ask for permission to extend their
sewerage line north on limerick street to
Coal, and thence west to the corner of Bowers
and Coal streets.
There was some discussion as to which OF
the applications should be considered first.
and Chairman Betteridge finally decided that
the Titman application was under the head OF
| unfinished business and should be given pre-.
| cedence.
Several of the Councilmen made deter.
mined arguments against the sewer at the
corner of Bowers and Lloyd streets being
made the outlet Of the factory sewer. In
reply to a statement by Mr. Gable on factiona
| spirit and personal interest Mr. Coakley said
he wanted it distinctly understood that h,
was in no way interested in the EmericB
street sewerage company, other than being &
contributor to have his property connected
with the line.
Messrs. Graham and Grant said that the
$500 asked from the Robbins people for the
| privilege Of connection with the limerick
! street sewer line was reasonable. 1t meant
$50 for each of ten lots that would be CON
nected, and that would include the factory
! They also stated that the 500 asked from Mr.
Robbins was for fourteen houses.
1t was finally decided that Mr. Titman's
request be granted on condition that the ap.
plcants submit the proposed line Of their
sewer in writing and fix the creek at the
P. d R. railroad as the outlet. The usual
| agreement win also have to be signed
The Graham and Grant application was
also granted on condition that the usual agree
menJ with regard to responsibility and re.
pair of the streets be signed.
Mr.. Delaney asked for damages but did
not state any amount He said his son fell
from the end Of a bridge on West Coal street
while trying to get out of the way of an
electric car which had approached without
warning. The Council took no action.
Martin McHale claimed that on account of
the erection of a shanty on Raspberry alley
the roadway has been so narrow that passing
teams rub against and damage his house.
The Chief Burgess was instructed to have the
shanty removed if he finds it encroaches
upon the public highway.
A request by H. W. Titman that the
Shenandoah Heat and Power Company be
allowed to extend its line on West Centre
street, from Main to Jardin streets was
granted under the usual conditions.
The street paving done by Contractor
Thomas Grant was formally accepted and an
order for 8 500 on account was granted.
T. J. Higgins, as agent for the Higgins
estate, claimed that a property on North
White street had been damaged by reason of
the borough changing the grade and he
wanted committee appointed to view the
property and see the damages sustained
The matter was referred to the survey COM
mittee
A statement was made that the Pennsylya-
mia Telephone Company had agreed to
change the fire alarm wires to the new poles
it is erecting. The offer was accepted and
the fire apparatus committee was authorized
to purchase any additional wire that may be
required for the change.
The committee on lamp and watch was
authorized to place an arch electric light near
the corner of Centre and Catherine streets.
Mr.. Dougherty said no place in town was in
more need of a light than that one.
Mr., Coakley complained that there are
several defective hues in the First ward
The bonds of Edward Miles as Health
Officer and Thomas scanlan as secretary Of
the Board Of Health were presented and
approved Mr.. Miles surety is Mrs. Patrick
Miles and Mr.. Scanlan's is Dr. ID. j. Langton.
Livery stable keepers should always keep
Anica & Oil Liniment in the stable, nothing
like it for horses. I'm
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Buy Keystone flour. Be sure that the
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