San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-23
HE WILL BE REQUIRED TO
OBEY THE ORDINANCE.
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY OF
HON. s. w. McALLISTER.
No Assistant City Physician--After
the Street Car Co. - Entire
Proceedings of Most
Important Coun-
ell Session.

the city council was held yester-
day afternoon, being called to Or
der by Hon. George Paschal, ma
yor. The roll call was responded
to by Aldermen A. F. Beckmann,
Joe Beckmann, French, Mackey,
Elmendorf, Daugherty, Limburger,
Menger, Hoefling, Sinner, Russ and
Smith, and City Attorney a. Levy.
Assistant City Clerk Chas. Scheide-
mantel read the minutes of the
previous meeting, which were APP
proved.
MEMORIALS AND PETITIONS.
The following memorials and
petitions were disposed of:
San Antonio Gas Co., asking for
permission to erect a pole on ST..
Mary's street; adopted.
c. w. Rains, asking for permis-
sion to put up tent for a photo
Graph gallery; granted.
A petition from several citizens
of the city, asking that Walter H.
Grigg be appointed assistant city
attorney, was filed.
Citizens Electric Power and
Street Railway company, asking
for extension of time in which to
commence work on additional
line; granted if the bOndsmen are
willing,
A communication from the city
engineer submitting various Ordi-
nances, read was and filed.
The communication from the city
engineer concerning the Navarro
street bridge, was referred to the
public improvement committee.
The city engineer submitted an
estimate Of cost for grading and
matchmaking Cherry and Sherman
streets near the Southern Pacific
depot, and the matter was referred
to the public improvement COM
mittee.
The communication of the city
physician, to whom was referred
the petition of milk men, asking
that the ordinance relative to the
inspection of milk be amended,
was referred to the board of health.
The communication from the
city physician, recommending dry
earth system in public schools,
was on motion referred to the
sanitary committee.
The street commissioner sent in
a communication, recommending
that an ordinance be enacted re-
quiring persons hauling dirt to
have sidingS to their wagons and
cars. The communication was re-
ferred to the city attorney to draft
an ordinance.
f. Sandoval, asking remission of
money, expended by him for assis-
lance referred to the finance COM
mittee.
An estimate of cost ($S0S.20) SUBJ
mitted by the street commissioner
for matchmaking Santa Clara
street, was. referred to the public
improvement committee.
The petition of Christian Dullnig,
recommending that $3.50 be re-
funded, was referred to the side
walk committee.
An estimate for grading and
matchmaking Dallas street from
Baltimore avenue to Romano street,
$l,3S0.20, was referred to the public
improvement committee.
The city attorney reported on the
petition of A. A. Bickel, asking for
the remission of fine, recommend
ing that the petition be granted.
The report was adopted.
An estimate for grading and
matchmaking Augusta street,
$3.50, was also referred to the pub
lie improvement committee.
An estimate of $5,066.50 for grad
ing and matchmaking South
Presa street, was referred to the
public improvement committee.
On motion $24.50 was appropri-
ated for work already done on
Nueva street.
Several amendments to Ordi-
nances were introduced and read
for the first time and laid over
under the rules.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The public improvement COM
mittee reported as follows:
Citizens, asking that Castro street
be placed in good condition; de-
layed until some future time.
L.. Huth Il Son, relative to the
opening of COrcOran street; re-
ferred to the city engineer.