Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1894-11-02

The City Treasurer's report showed re
ceipts s27, 401 40; expenditures 80, 74S %
leaving balance S24,65 Al. Paid to r
A. Cochran, Jr., Treasurer of the City
Schools, polls, 511 at 81 so, 1855 so; II
per cent, on each 800 for school pur'
poses, 81, 9O2 81; leaving balance in hands
of Treasurer, $l9,9S3 "a.
Mr.. Crowell reported SO collected for
COW pasture
James Hasson, for hauling garbage,
ashes, rock, ETC., turned in $25 50.
The Committee on Claims and Accounts
was granted further time in the matter OF
adjustment with E. w. Fitzgerald, for
settlement with Police Judge and Chief
Of Police and the claim of the Maysville
Water Company.
The claim of j. w. Smith for the con.
crete gutter around the First Presbyterian
Church was brought up. Mr.. q. G. Cal
houn thought he also should have an al
lowsnce on his gutter. Mr. Blatterman
moved the Church and Mr.. Calhoun be
allowed the price of brick gutter. After
being put to Council it was lost.
The Internal Improvement Committee
reported the fence along Bridge street
completed, was granted further time on
the Sixth Ward grade and the gutter on
the North side Of Second between Short
and Lower streets, and reported tie gut
ter on the Fleming pike and the repairs
on Poplar street completed.
The repairs to Forest avenue, laid over
from last meeting, was brought up, and
the Internal Improvement Committee was
instructed to repair the street.
The Aims Committee was instructed to
send Mrs. Royse's two children to the
Almshouse and was given further time 10
the matter of placing Mrs. Ellen Swift on
the widows list
The matter of placing a lamppost at
Peach and Morrison alleys was referred
to the Gas Committee with power to act
The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
asked that the complaint against the
whistle on r. A. Cars mill be stricken
from the minutes.
The Board of Health asked further time
to attend to j, w. Fitzgerald's sewer
The Mayor reported that things were
progressing little annually every day
some in the matter of securing water for
West Third street, and that he had mott
fed the G. and o. Railroad as to the con-
dition of the troughs under the tracks
through the city. He reported the storm
coats for the Police had been secured
with the exception of one. and was
granted further time to secure the safety
signals at Commerce and Lexington street
railroad crossings in the Fifth Ward; also
IS to w. W. Balls sewer
DR.. John Cartmell asked permission to
place barrel on the street to put ashes
a, which was allowed.
The following building permits were
granted last night:
Parker s. Glascock, one story, metal
-oof, iron sides addition to stable on Sec
md and Sutton; George Brown, one.
tory frame building on Third street;
John d. Cobb, one-story frame house In
Sixth Ward; Amanda Baird, addition to
table in Fifth Ward; Limestone Real
estate and Land Co., one story frame
James II. Hall Plow Co., one.
tory frame building in Fifth Ward Mrs.
}. +, Easum, frame addition to residence
IN Grant street,
A lengthy, well.worded petition from
he property holders along the Sutton
treet "6ll" was read and referred TO the
Internal Improvement Committee.
Martin Howell wanted permission to