San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-16
FINISHED AT LAST.
MAYOR PASCHAL COMPLETES
THE LIST OF POLICE
OFFICERS.
The City Tailor Discharged-Street
Car Matters Taken Up
Numerous Reso-
lutlons.

which they said would last until
4:30 o'clock, the regular hour for
holding a public meeting. The
halls in the city building We're
packed again, and the eagar citi-
zens were compelled to remain out
of the chamber until ten minutes
of six o'clock. This aroused the
wrath of every one, and when the
doors were thrown open a feeling
of disgust prevailed for a few
moments.
Mayor Paschal called the meet
ing to order and after the roll call,
responded to by the twelve fathers,
he said: "Gentlemen of the cOun-
Gil, we will begin the business
where we left off last Monday. Tn
der the charter, | will call for vote
on the following nominations for
the police force: 5. NJ. Foster, An
tonic Herrera, ROmaldO Perez, OH.
Parker, Henry Springer, Henry
Krempkau, Clemente Dunn, C.
Cadena, O. S. Coy, j. A. AddingtOn,
Jacinto Gonzales, Ygnacio Chavez,
G.. O. Gulwest, James Bowen,
Stephen Dolan, William Bill, r. G..
Ellis, r.. w. Peterson, John FitZ-
henry, William Lilly, Charles F..
Rogers, Adam Irving and Ed Dob
rOwolski." The mayor then ap-
pointed Linn berger and Daugherty
as tellers and the vote was counted,
resulting in the election of these
candidates without a dissenting
vote.
Under the head of new business
the following resolutions were of
fered:
Alderman Albert Beckmann-
Resolved that the city attorney be
instructed to revise the city char
ter and ordinances and report to
the city council as soon as possible.
The resolution was referred.
Alderman A. Beckmann--ReSOlV-
ed that the bridge be repaired at
! the corner of, Garden and Pereida
streets; referred.
Alderman erger-ResOlved,
that the street commissioner be au-
thOriZed to remove all ObStruct-
ions on the railroad track between
Crockett and Starr streets; referr-
ed.
Alderman Daugherty-ResOlved,
that three arc lights be erected on
East Commerce street; referred.
Alderman Observation-Disclosures,
that DeVine street be rolled with
steam roller; referred.
Alderman Limberger-ResOlved,
that the mud holes on Pine street
be filled; referred.
Alderman HOetling took up the
garbage question and offered the
following resolutions: Resolved,
that an OVerseer of scavengerS be
appointed, at a salary of $50 per
month; also asking that the widen
ing of South Flores street be post
pOned; also that advertisements
be made for the removal of gar
bage. These resolutions were
adopted.
Alderman Observation-Disclosures
that his honor the mayor appoint
committee of five to consider
whether or not it would be advis-
able to combine the offices of fire
chief and city electrician. The re-
solution was adopted and the
mayor appointed the following
aldermen to act on the committee
and to report as soon as possible:
Aldermen Elmendorf, Russi, HOef-
ling, French and Mackey.
AS there has been no law govern
ing the duties of the city auditor,
Aldermen Daugherty introduced a
resolution yesterday pointing out
the duties of that official, specify
ing what kind of books shall be
kept and by what system. The or
dinance was referred to the COM
mittee on petition and ordinances.
Alderman French - Resolved
that the city council chamber and
mayors office be properly furnish
ed. Adopted.
Alderman Mackey introduced a
resolution to the effect that the
effect that the people who have re-
ceived street car franchises be COM
PEELED to build their rOads,and that
they shall not be permitted to sell
said franchises, or transfer them
without first obtaining permission
from the board of aldermen. The
ordinance was referred to the
proper committee.
THE CITY JAILOR DISCHARGED.
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