The herald., 1893-12-05
Aftarnoon aaaaton.

The matter of widening First street
came up at the afternoon session and
Mr.. Bordwell again addressed the coun.
Gil upon the legality OF the protest, and
said the city attorney had agreed to
recommending that the action ordering
abe denial Of the protest be rescinded
that the protestants be notified and the
matter set for hearing next Monday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
On motion OF Mr.. Nickel the matter
OF protests against the sewerinR
of Alameda street was set for hearing
next Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
STREET CARTS SUGGESTED.
The street superintendent asked fol
4 Mr.. Innes moved that the street
superintendent give an estimate of how
much it would cost to keep two or more
carts on the streets in the day time on
Broadway, Spring and Main streets. He
| thought it would ki6e Ebe TIER satisfaction
and if the cost would be the same ss
sweeping it would be preferable. Car
ried.
BOARD or PUBLIC woRKs.
The various recommen dations of the
board of public works, published here
tofore. were read and approved.
MOTIONS.
Mr.. Strohm moved that the CITY en-.
gineer be instructed to draft an ordi-
nance to sidewalk and curb the west
side OF Crocker street between Third
and Fourth.
Mr.. Strohm moved that the street
superintendent be directed to road up
Lemon street between Seventh and
Eighth Streets so that water will not
accumulate in front Of the school at the
corner OF Seventh and Lemon streets.
Mr.. Strohm moved that the SUPER
visors be requested to road up Alameda
street from the city limits south, go that
storm water may be carried off from the
new graveled street. 4,a
BRIDGE COMMISSION REPORT.
The bridge commission reported on
the matter Of bridging Magnolia avenue.
recommending the street superintend.
ent enter into contract with r. G. Hunt
for the work. Approved.
DIR. Campbell moved that the council
proceed to the election of police COM
missioner.
Mr.. Rhodes moved as an amendment
that it be postponed one week. Lost
ayes 2, noes 6, Messrs. Munson and
Rhodes voting no,
The motion to proceed with the cleo
tion prevailed by the same vote,
The first ballot resulted as follows:
For Arnold-Messrs. Campbell, CAT
fey and Strohm. o. ca
For Day-Mr. Rhodes.
For Bacon--Mr. Munson.
For Hazard - Messrs. Nickel and
Pessell.
Por D. F.. Donegan--Mr. Innes.
President Teed excused.
The second ballot resulted in securing
four votes, Mr.. Peesell voting for him.
resident iced cast his vote for Thomas
A. Lewis. The balance OF the council-
men voted as before.
The third ballot resulted as before.
except that Mr.. Munson changed from
Bacon to Lewis.
The fourth, fifth and sixth ballots
were the Same, '
On the seventh ballot Mr.. Arnold re-
ceived the votes of Messrs. Campbell.
iaifey, Munson, PeHsell, Strohm and
PRESIDENT iced, and was declared
sleeted police commissioner IL
Mr.. lnnes voted for Mr.. Donegon to
;he end, Mr.. Nickel for Mr.. Hazard and
Mr.. Rhodes for Mr.. Hazard. ,-.s,.".'
On motion the extension of 4Fioueroa
'treet matter was continued for one
week.
Mr.. Munaon moved the street super-
Dtendent be instructed to, notify The
treet car lines ON Spring street. between
tourth and Ninth streets, or, second
treet, between. broadway and Main
treet, to have the streets repaired a.
heir franchises require. Carried.
Mr.. Munson moved to have about 5o
loles on Spring and Main streets ra-
aired. Referred to the board Of public
Vorks.