The record-union., 1895-09-03

teenth street, from to P, issuing serial
| bonds therefor, was read, and Street Su-
| perintendent Murray said that he had
wanted to improve the street for years,
but he thought that the bond proposition
would work an injustice to the property
! owners.
Lawton called for the order of busi-
ness, and Murray said he thought that
any property-owner had right to be
! heard. "GO on with your mOve," said
he, land we will knock you out. You
are carrying things with high hand.
You arc only the servants Of the people
and should do their will"
| Other mem bers called for business to go
on. and after another speech by Devine,
| IoZer said that as there seemed to be op-
| posltionlto the bonds and the street had
once been called up. he thought he
should vote against it. He moved that
the resolution be laid over for week,
ana the motion was carried.
| Lawton then called attention to the fact
that the bitumenizing of the streets
around Capitol Park had been deferred
once in order to get cheaper macadam.
The cheap macadam did not seem to come,
| however.
Leonard moved that Devine confer with
the bureau OF Highways aud ascertain
how long it would be before the cheap
macadan could be had.
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bureau be requested 70 announce pub
llcly at what price they would furnish
contractors with rock. The motion as
amended was carried.
THAT SIDEWALK.
Wachhorst asked again for the reading
OF The Sidewalk ordinance, and insisted
that the sidewalk at Fifth and X streets
had not been repaired in accordance with
II, AS 1t was neither cement nor artificial
S,one. lie moved that the street Com
niittee be instructed to examine the side
walk and report to the board if it had
been done i'll accordance with the ordi-
nance Carried.
La"tou moved That the Assistant Clerk
! Dc Instructed TO make list for each
! member of all the sidewalks that have
! Deen condemned and not completed. 1t
has been charged that favoritism has
been shown, and each memb ber can then
examine and report Oh his district. Car
ried.
\ resolution that 500 and no more be
allowed by the city Tor salaries in the
City Surveyors ONCE for the next four
months WAS carried.
SALOON LICENSES
The application of Schaweiger & Lang
TO Keep saloon 1T 307 street was referred
to the CaIef OF Police.
AIl-nlght licenses were granted to J. A.
DEoWu, LIZ ~ street; Il. Marsh, 90S X;
Fred. hurtz, 507 h; Adolph Heiser 500
II; Ed. Donnelly, I0Ol K.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An ORDINANCE allowing the c.s
on Company to store oil and si
stances between b and G, Eigb.an. .s
Nlneteenth streets, for fifteer ,,nors "nu ~,
payment OF 81 per month, was jsid ovar
for one week and the Chief of fIiu tba Fro Fro
| Tod To
,on an go oiui or Nance prohibiting throwing
Iars 90 y. dodgers on the streets or al
:, o,, tta cad. and Lawton moved to lay
na,'ir Ta 'no able. but the motion was lost
M explained that the only differ
en- between this and the ordinance now
in force was to make the person causing
the distribution of dodgers on streets re-
sDOnsible for it.
! Devine was allowed to withdraw it and
amend it.
The bond OF the Sunset Telephone and
| Telegraph Company to replace properly
any streets disturbed by them in putting
in underground wires was referred to the
CORPORATION Counsel, with the under
standing that it was accepted if approved
by him.
The ordinance prohibiting the dumping
of garbage or connecting water closets
with the Seventeenth-street sewer was
read, amended and passed unanimously.
An ordinance amending the sidewalk
ordinance was tabled, and the board ad-
journed until next Tuesday night.