The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-09
VERY LONG SESSION.
CONTINUED lro,n nrsl papsl

for damages on the death of her son,
Martin, who fell down the area at Fer
guson's theatre and died from the injuries
he received, the law committee reported
against the claim.
The Chief Burgess was instructed to
see that pavements at the corner OF
Poplar and Laurel streets and on Coal
street, between Main street and Market
alley, are put in good condition.
The following notice to Contractor
William MCAdams was read
you are hereby notified to desist from
building the temporary dam below the
springs feeding the Fowler's Run dam of
the Shenandoah Citizens Water & Gas
Company, as IL will interfere with the
water supply flowing into said dam and
tend to defoul the same. And you are
hereby notified to desist in such building
You are further notified that the location
of the house and stables and other inn
provements in the water shed feeding the
said Fowlers Run, placing there large
body of men, as contemplated by you,
will defoul the said water supply and
make it unfit for domestic use and en-
danger the health and lives of the citizens
OF Shenandoah using said water, and un-
less you take means to prevent said
nuisance legal proceedings will be insti
tuted to abate the nuisance. You are also
further notified that the water which will
be damned up by you belongs to the
Shenandoah Citizens Water & Gas Com
pany and that you haye no right to take
"T r. BEDDALL,
"pres of the Shen c. w. & q. Co."
On motion the paper was placed on
file
The contract for the street electric lights
was renewed for two years at rate Of
Sl0S per year for each light.
A request by the Board of Health for
an appropriation of 81 600 for the ensuing
Il Il hg9 a4f nHN
instructed to notify the Board that Coun-
| Gil does not approve the increased salaries
of the former body and has fixed the APP
preparation at 800.
The report of Treasurer Bradigan
showed that there is balance of tl29.73
| in the treasury.
On motion, an invitation OF the G. A. r.
to take part in the Memorial Day eIer-
cises was accepted, the Councilmen to
attend on foot
The report of Chief Burgess Burns
showed that the fines, etc, collected for
the month of April amounted to SSl.50.
A petition praying Council to revoke
license to auction granted to p. Coffee
| was read. The petition was signed by
David Levine, Max Schmidt, A, Holder
man, John B. Monaghan & Sons, r. A.
Davenport, j. j. Kelly, Frank Schmidt,
gan Bros, A. Owens, f.. c. Brobst,
Samuel Davis, Joseph Ball, James w
Purcell, Yeager & Riegel, L. A. Herman,
X. 7. Knight, f. Il. Magargle and II. j..
| MuldoOn.
Councilman Lamb said the committee
to whom the matter was referred had con-
cluded that according to law Council
has no power to draw a line upon any
body who applies for a license and the
committee had decided to recommend the
withdrawal of all licenses to auction in
the interest OF all business men, although
the committee believed that an auctioneer
dealing in secondhand goods could do no
harm; but if Council cannot exercise any
discretion in the matter it had better
withdraw all licenses.
The only action Council took in the
matter was to accept and file the petition.
The report of the Chief of Police for the
month of April showed % arrests; paid
fines, 16; served time, 3; discharged, l.
lodgings furnished, 20.