The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-01-21
THE CITY COUNCIL.
An Important Meeting and APP
pointment of Standing Com
mittees.


he had approved the resolution pro-
; viding that the tax book remain in
the hands of the city treasurer until
February without the penalty.
An election for councilman in the
First Ward in place of Mr.. Reock,
who failed to qualify, was then taken
up and Mr.. S. R. Smith and Mr..
James N. Miles put in nomination.
The first ballot stood Smith 4,
Miles and the second ballot gave
the election to Mr.. Miles by vote of
too
A claim of Joe Burkhardt for $50
for rent for west end school house
was referred to the school commit
tee.
The annual report of Judge w. H.
Sneed was received and referred to
the work house committee.
The report of the special commit
tee, consisting of Messrs. Swigert,
Gray and Watson, stating that they
had found the books of the city
clerk and treasurer correct and we'll
kept, was ordered to be filed.
Chairman Milan announced the
following standing committees:
Finance-Swigert, Watson and J.
N. Miles.
Gas-McClure, Gray and Watson.
Streets-Gray, ]. N. Miles and
Swigert.
Charity -Ellwanger, Jno. E. Miles
and Furr.
Schools Watson, Furr and Gray.
License j. N. Miles, Swigert and
Mcclure.
Work-house-Jno. Z. Miles, Nc
Clure and Ellwanger.
Ordinance. N. Miles, Swigert
and Watson.
Hall-swigert, Ellwanger and Jno.
E. Miles.
Bridge Mcclure, Furr, j. N. Miles
and Swigert
Health llwanger, Gray and Furr.
dVCE w dIoOii1 OHO' H. MllCo dAu
Swigert
Police -Jno. e Miles, Gray and
Mcclure.
Enrollment-Furr Ellwanger and
Jno. E. Miles.
Clock-Jno. E. Miles and Milan.
Mr.. Watson moved that the Work
house Committee report at the next
meeting on the best system of main
tanning work-house. 1t was
adopted.
The election of Assessor was post
poned until the next meeting.
Chairman Milan stated that he had
been doing a great amount of
charitable work since the last
meeting Of the Council and,
that with the assistance of Mr..
Ben T. Farmer, he was glad to report
that the INDECENT poor of the city
had been fairly well provided for.
He thought the council should make
reasonable appropriation for the
city's share to the charity fund raised
by the people, who had organized
society for systematic work among
the suffering poor.
Clerk T. j. Todd and Treasurer A.
H. Mcclure were sworn into Office by
retiring Clerk Charles G Payne.
Mr.. Todd's bond contained the Amer
lean Guarantee Company of New
York, and Mr.. Clure's bond Messrs.
Charles E. Hoge, w. F. cambridge
and D. w. Lindsey, as securities.
The present salaries of the officers
of the city were adopted, viz: May
or, $500; clerk, $1,000; treasurer, $500;
marshal, $24O and fees; attorney.
$4OO, and janitor, 1852.
The council adjourned to meet
again last night.
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