The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1894-12-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

"a account of u ~ of space the
following report of TIE City Council
was omitted yesterday
The council met in regular session, at
1880 p. M, Mayor Kinney presiding.
Roll was called and Councilmen Berg
m in, Barker, Langworthy, schernec-
kau, Thomson, Webber, and Young
were present.
Petition for liquor license from Chas.
Walros, granted.
Petition of Mary Brown for privilege
to redeem her property sold for sewer
assessment, grained.
Officers report of electric lights that
were out during the month of Novem-
ber read, and auditor instructed to de-
duct proper amount from claim.
Report of the chief engineer Of the
fire Department on condition of No. 2
heater referred to committee on fire
and water.
Report of street superintendent OIL
work done by city prisoners during
month of November, placed on file.
areet pay roll, amounting to $500;
road pay roll amounting to $500; po-
lice pay roll amounting to $4,000; city
officers pay roll, amounting to $36o.O0;
city surveyors pay roll, amounting to
S62OO and allowances due the fire de-
partment, $S75OO, all for the month OF
November, approved and ordered paid
by warrants on the Respective funds.
An ordinance in relation to improve
meTIt of streets; an ordinance amending
section 20 of Ordinance No. 1895, entlt-
tied "An ordinance TO license and regu-
late licenses in the city of Astoria, =;
an ordinance defining nulsances, and
punishment of persons maintaining OF
refusing to abAte the same; an ordi-
nance to suppress bawdy houses; an Or
dinance prohibiting minors from play
ing cards, billiards, pool, or other
games in any saloon or any place kept
for card or billiard playing; an ordi-
rance to establish fire limits in the
city of Astoria and II regulate the
manner of constructing and repairing
and rebuilding therein, for the protec-
ton of property; all READ first and Sec
ond times.
An ordinance approprfating $4,000 out
OF the Filth street sewer fund for the
benefit of Blaine r. Smith; an ordi>
nance to provide for the licensing and
killing of dogs; each read third time
and passed.
An ordinance to provide for the time
and manner of constructing a sewer in
Twelfth street, Adair's Astoria, on the
north line of Grand avenue to the
middle line of Duane street, read third
time and referred back to committee on
health and police to report at next
meeting.
The following claims were ordered
paid: Clatsop Mill Co., 1914; d. w.
Morrison, $780, Dayton & Hall, $S6.76;
West Shore Mills Co., s423.75, Sundry
bills were read flIst time and referred
10 respective committees.
Resolution instructing 'Jhe auditor and
police judge to give notice or the Ill,
tention of the common council to es>
tablish the grade of Franklin avenue
in Adhir's Astoria from the west line
of John Adair donation land claim to
35th street; adopted.
Resolution authorizing committee on
streets and public ways to expend $500
on corduroying Young's Bay county
road; adopted.
Resolution ordering auditor and po-
lice judge to give notice that the COM
mon council propose to establish the
grade of Irving avenue in shively's AS
toria from the claim line between Shive-
ly & Mcclure Donation land claim to
the west side of 18th street. passed.