The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-16
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road now running in the town and he coul
raise the money for the Lakeside road. II
said the company would be prepared to max
guarantee cash deposit of $1,000 or $500
by 10 o'clock Friday morning if Counci
wished it, or give bond for security. MI
Hollopeter said the bond offered by Mr.. Coyl
was not worth the paper it was written OF
because the penalty was not fixed 1t wa
not complete and the Counclmen had L,
right to fill the blanks.
Mr.. Betteridge asked the names of tn,
Lakeside road incorporators and Mr.. Holo
peter replied, John f. Finney, o. A. Keim
John A. Grant S. w. Yost and B. J. Yost"
Mr.. Coylo said Mr.. Hollopeter had beer
talking against time and all he wished to say
was that his company had secured all the
rights of way to the eastern limits of the
borough
Mr.. Wilhelm said his company also had
rights of way up to the borough limits and he
agreed with Mr.. Hollopeter that the bond
offered by Mr. Coyle was not worth anything
in the form presented.
Chairman Betteridge said the question
would be considered under the proper head
and wanted to proceed with other business.
Mr. Finney moved that the regular order
of business be suspended and the electric
railway matter be considered at once.
Mr.. Botteridge ruled the motion out ct
order.
Messrs Finney and Lamb then appealed
and the appeal was sustained.
Then Mr.. Lamb moved that the motion
granting to the rights of way to the NJ. G.,
s., G. q A. Railway Company, so far as the
extensions were concerned be rescinded.
This was for matter of record The motion
was carried.
Mr.. Kane moved that the right of way be
granted to the Beaver Meadow company.
Mr.. Lamb moved that the right of way be
granted to the Lakeside company.
No one put the other company forward.
After vote and division the right was
granted to the Lakeside company, eight OF
tho Il Itean votos baircr rooor5o5 e.. "a =
thus Councilman Finney's generalship pre-
vailed after hard battle of two weeks.
The regular order of business was then
taken up Mr.. Gable stated that an offer had
been made to settle the Tabor nuisance case
for $50, but Tabor had rejected it and decided
to 90 to court. This is the suit instituted
against Tabor and two others for dumping
filth in an alley.
A request by the Shenandoah Athletic Club
for permission to give exhibitions of boxing,
wrestling, club swinging, etc, was granted on
motion of Mr.. Coakley, on condition that the
Chief of Police and Councilman be allowed
to attend to decide whether the contests come
within the law.
Complaints we're made against the frag
ments of tin blown from the Lithuanian
church steeples, as distractions on the pave
ment The Chief Burgess was instructed to
give notice tor their removal within 2i hours
and if the notice is not complied with to
remove them himself and make the church
pay the expense.
A wi ha
erty on Main street, nuisances at the corner
of Cherry and White streets, and at Robbins
row, on Strawberry alley, were referred to the
sanitary committee.
Solicitor POmeroy presented an ordinance
establishing local Board of Health under
the law passed last May. 1t was adopted and
ordered published.
Mr.. Lamb reported that work on the public
water works will begin next Monday. The
pipe has been ordered for that day.
The ordinance granting the right of way
to the Lakeside Electric Railway Company
was referred to the ordinance committee and
Solicitor for preparation.
The following elections by the fire appar-
atus committee were then approved; Chief
Fire Marshal, Charles Hoffman. First
Assistant James Williams Second Assist
ant, John Leary. Safety Committees-C
umbia, Thomas w. Powell, Adam Stuffenber.
ger and Alfred Evans. Rescue, John Link,
John Dillensnyder and Louis Katz. Phenix,
James Bradley, George Noll and Patrick
McLain.