Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-02-21
CITY COUNCIL.
a SCHOOL FOR voTE-MAKING
HELD LAST NIGHT.
Macarthur Brothers Get the Balance
of the Big Sum Paid for Water
works-streets and Bridges.
Tilts and Talk.
CITY COUNCIL.
COUPON 8.


The city council met In regular session
last night. Mayor Paddock in the chair,
and all the aldermen present.
The minutes Of the meeting Of February
IA yyere read md adoptel.
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ihe uU"llSe Nyl'i'ii''''e ''F'' w -
of purchasing the automatic check punch
now In use In the secrotary's office. AZ
,or oti,o,i,, from Al1er,non trerr.ll th,.
~. oy;''''Vi' I'm -1'''sl -
coun9l olueIeu inc puIthasc' ." INV
ground that the mnchinc was u
useful cmtriynnee and might save
a., ot,, fro,n i,ss sbn,,ld any
w
effort be made 10 raise cheeks
and warrants issued by the clerk.
The claltns eotnmittce rnuorted favor.
'n
ably upon the lolowlng billsi
WaterwOrks, coal, $3.50 A; Electric
Light. coal. SIG. 50: miscellaneous bills
SR1 IN
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Inc same committee submitted the in
demnity bond Of Neil =. Anderson, cou-
tractor. for tho new susncnsiou bridr.
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wa 'u' Recommendation t'"' II Ot
approved.
Alderman Mes made the statement
TINT the snreties an tba bnnd war,
ro,n,ulii,i, aaI ~. 'N - 1'S
I,pV'','''p' "Iu us MI Ahuerson nau
already waited u year for the balance
due him. he believed that he should he
potd I, ,,., . 1,i 81, III
pau ~ was 30 ordered AFTER objection
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i,nntiot,s az ,offi,nr Nipyti, NJ ~.
mi 'ISrrt i''' ~ !,
the appoIntn"nt If III Avars a-I ~
iJ,nnpI a. ky, % ~, 4isel anu u
natins ~ en9'F S9eeussors alSo deslg-
nan i hvars ,,., ni.s W., 3 eHuS patIoi-
anmai,tr,,s'ts -, roi',,, We u'uer
cpI,nittne Is pens telSrr'd BACK to the
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In 49,, s'eyt aul n,iey VIuplll,ee Tepofte'i
H., i,,,,,, tit .'', pipposluol o.
u t H., ao t'e' atNi ~! COMPANY WmS4i
-, In ~ 49, tt 49,! .ne NuiNpuug Wou4u
,'nsi,5n We Jun uillpcI ny3veas9ly lot re-
ih. AZ ~ w ~ udiasg, iiiS s'6e o.,
T,t e,Hs,,Se AZ nrttII'. ~. h. ne''is
eosI copgi,ie, 81 .bdi1 i' ~ s yIs Gr'hge ~
49, 'tiun au Iii r. sulIeu n{ lht
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~ mayor 5usErsteu llhlt ,lhNef ne
,U,l',r Srallse l Wy I9ulplgg lucy ought
70 p"| u usrESl pIvl'o, t'oh Oh w Vost IMAM
VIZ, iloIlueI r, 5Qf IN l4e resolution.
, A'ugruluu Ni4'V, S''l4 ll."t ~, SVSt 90
tue 1lN ,Woulu oo un'ul NI'u. lho
aWntllrc hun pe,h eondenlheIi was aHl-
uolly dangerous 20 travel and should be
Repaired nj once ana made pas5ahle'
,AAHldern9n d'grom TGi,errfgt q ne POS.
alolhly OF uhtiaAe sui,s me DrdEr
ut9n g.. .,,--,
Aiderman Spoohts onJected 10 me ,yilty
| paylng amy part OF inc expense, me
| hHdge was OF no account now ana he
thought 1t me street railway, company
! wanted TO repair u lneE shoulu pay the
uH!' AN .t, A.. =,
Alderman tnlles eoiu ihe company uli
not care whether the bridge was repaired
or not
Inc mayor was vppoSI 10 the i0ea
OF the city shoulderins any part Of the
cost, II tue Street railway company
could De ma9p 70 Wy lne 9lil u should Dc
done He ohJeeted 70 making any more
concessions to the company, which should
i've. up 10 their chhrtcr Obligations. Not
wiihstanding the objections the report
was adopted.
Al this stage OF the Proceedings iEere
upon the subject Of opening certain
ssiE..@ts-across the reservation. The mat
ter came up on the reading OF repor,
Of the street and alley committee, IN
which the statement was made that the
famous st. Louis agreement Of lSSS
between the railway company and dc
city was not mndlhg ana Recommending
that notice be served upon the Texas
aud Pacific and Fort Worth and Rio
Gmadc railways that they must at once
provide crossings az Lamar and Adams
streets.
Alderman Nies said hcre bad never
been any continuous streets across thr
,se1N9uoli " ~, NV, N.Y., IN, W,t
te ulu not nvlr'V wy Wy Voull opve
,hN tEorouSil sN,Sis aA 'he result OF
eoe91enna tinil l'l ~,
.NlNrWNh 49,, 80 ~ y ''tl9tilu.