Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-06-09
ANOTHER SALOON LICENSE
THE BAR WILL BE ON SOUTH
MAIN STREET
License Granted by The Board OF
Aldermen Friday ON a Tie woe
New Uniforms and Rules For
The Police.

New Untf0rmS ana Nuies fOr
The Police.
The Mayor yesterday decided that
Asheville shall have another saloon. 1t
was at the meeting OF the Board of AL
dermen, and on tic vote.
Only four of the members
II. L. Gudgcr, Jones, Redwood and J. NJ.
Gudser-wcrc present at the time of the
vote, although Mr.. Hull came in soon
after.
The matter came up as soon
as the reading Of the minutes
was concluded by Clerk Miller.
Hon. Theo. f. Davidson, for q brother
attorney who could not be present,
offered an application b. \ 6. Hallybur
ton, formerly of the Glen Rock hotel. to
retail liquors in the building No. As South
Main street. adjoining the WbitIock
Clothing house. The application and
certificate of six freeholders were read
and the question came to vote on !. NJ.
Gudger's motion to grant. seconded by
Mr.. Jones. The vote was: Aye, NJ.
Gudgcr, Jones; nay, II. l.. Gudger, Red
wood. The Mayor voted aye and the
new saloon goes, so far as the Aldermen
are concerned.
Mr.. Davidson referred to the question
of offensive drumming on the streets by
some merchants, which is in the hands
of a committee. He said farmer
came to his Office recently with
his shirt almost torn from his body as
the result OF a contest between two rner-
chants as to who should secure a "trade'
with him. The committee having the
matter in charge asked and was granted
further time for report.
proposition from b. Ward, who
was hurt some time ago by falling
over corporation water box, was
to arbitratc the question as to the
damages to be allowed him, leaving it
to City Attorney Sondlcy, Maj. Chas.
NJ. Stedman and the Mavor. The prop
osition was accepted. Mr.. Ward places
his damages mt about $50, which III
cludcs time lost and physicians bills.
| A lengthy report was sent in by thcpO-
lice committee, stating that new uni-
forms are to be procured for the force, to
be paid tor by the patronen. and new
hatous, pclts and badges, to be paid for
by the city. Along with the report a
number OF rules and regulations were
submitted for the guidance OF the patrol
men. Members OF the force are cautio ed
against any abuse OF authority and urged
that courtesy at all times is iudispensa-
bic. They rust be respectful to each
other and to their superiors. They must
give their name and number whenever
asked to do so. and are never t, use
the baton except in urgent cases.
They must not be seen III pairs, except
by order, nor must they talk to any one
lexcept un business affecting the depart
mcnt. Sleeping on post or other neglect
Iof duty will cause dismissal, as will
the finding that physically a patrolmau
is not capable Of filling his position
And last, but probably hardest, ttora IL
hours stretch) the patrolmen must be
on their beats with coat buttoncd, belt
in place and badge on left breast OF coat.
The report was adopted.
The Mayor was instructed to call on
the Board of County Commissioners
asking them to take charge OF Willie
Golf, the boy who has been cared for at
the city S expense Tor several months.
a number OF renters in Central Market
asked to be reimbursed tor their cXpeudI
lures in moving stalls according to the
recent change. Referred to the ma kct
committee.
Henry X. Worthngton asked for the
payment OF the $4,000 guarantee de
posted TOR the proper working OF til,
new pumping machinery for one year
The year is not quite up for the steam
pump and little more than up ior tn,
water pump. The Mayor was Instruct
ed to correspond with the company.
The vote whereby Mrs. NJ. J. Malone
was allowed damages to the extent o
$50 to her property on Bailey street was
reconsidered and the question was rc
referred to the street committee.
Mrs. Kelly F. Alexander made appli
cation for permit to erect new build
ing 2tx72 feet adjoining the McAte,
block on Patton avenue. The east sid
of the building will be the brick wall o
the McAte block. the west side an,
rear Of corrugated iron, plastcrcd on tn
inside, and the front of brick and glass
Referred to the street committee.
Will Jackson and I. p. Johnson wcr
elected members OF Hose company No. |
and L. c. Brown was transferred iron
No. 3 to No. l.
City Tax Collector Fagg asked credi
on his account for list of insolvent
presented Granted la the First an
Second wards the insolvcnt taxes amour
to $69,45, and in the Third and Fourt
wards $lt9.52.
Park Commissioner Powell asked tn
Board for an appropriation OF $50 wit
which to properly bsautify the Pac
= park. A motion was made to refer t
the finance committee but it was d,
ieated and motion to appropriate $50
was carried.
. Tax exemptions were granted as TO
' lows: A. L. Morgan, living outside tn
city: X. X. Hill, W. b. Gwvn, Mrs Gwyi
error.
Bills ordered paid Street payroll
$ $107.45; sanitary payroll, S06 l!
water payroll, $3.50; w. {. Templetol
$40. so; II. L. Hall. $3.50; Mrs. Jane
Walker, 500; Ashcville Foundry & Ma
chine Shops, Sc O6; $. T. Moscr, 81 9'
Penniman Bros, $6,lo; ]. 5. West, zoe
W. n. Hatch, Sl2.27; Mrs. 7, c. Collin
Sl.5O; X. 7. Owen, S4.25; w. Albrigh
81; Ashevilc Printing Co., $3.50; II.
McBee, 25c.; Ashevilc Woodworkir
Co., So 40; ]. L, Dickcrson & Co., $40
|. w. Summers, S. 50 Ashevillc Sire
Railroad Co., Sll,33; {. w. DeVaul
Sl.5O;A D. Cooper, S3S SO; Sam Ga