The record-union., 1895-08-13

refund the bonds of 1898 and 1903. as a
resolution offered by him last April
would show. and he called on the Clerk
to lind it. ToZer insisted that the vote
for refunding the debt was unanirnou
and that the minutes showed it to be so.
The minutes were read and showed
Devlne TO have voted in the affirmative,
but he claimed that he voted under a mis-
understanding, as he had supposed he
voted according to his resolution.
a resolution was offered by Tozer that
the Western National Bank Note Com
pany of Chicago be authorized to print
the new bonds at cost of S347 30.
a long debate on refunding ensued, De-
vine opposing refunding the bonds.
Clinton l.. White said he thought it
would be unwise for the city to put
$4,000 OF its bonds on the market at this
time. Only the bonds that bear no in
terest will be exchanged by their owners,
and the owners or the per cent. bonds
that are now bearing interest will not
exchange them for per cent. bonds.
Leonard moved that the resolution lay
over for a week, in order that citizens
might present their views, and the mo-
tiOn was carried.
UNDERGROUND WIRES.
J. G. Cunningham, for the Sunset Tele-
phone Company, asked the privilege of
excavating along the gutter on Sixth
street, from the alley between l and j
and j and X streets, for underground
wires
On motion of Kent the company was
required to put UP 500 bond that the
street would be restored before the State
Fair to the same condition as it is at pres
ent. before action on the petition was
taken.
SALOON LICENSES.
The Chief of Police recommending it.
Harry Speilberger, at 1922 Third street.
L. J. Moore, 305 * street and Julius
Danioth,. of 1922 Fourth street, were
granted licenses.
The Chief Of Police recommended that
the petition Of j. 3. Mandori be denied,
as he had been arrested for selling liquor
without license, and as he (the Chief was
opposed TO a saloon on the street leading
TO the cemetery
Deyine, Davis, Wachhorst and Leonard
favored the saloon. Mandorf said that
when he bought the place he was told
he could run the saloon on the license OF
the former proprietor.
LawtOD was opposed to saloon so near
the cemetery.
Arthur Seymour appeared for Mandorf
ana claimed that he had taken out q
license in the name of the former pro-
prietor, at his request
The license was granted, Lawton, Tozer
and Bragg voting no.
Applications for licenses by Fred
huechlor. at 708 X street, Dalton &
OHailoran, at the City Hotel, were read
and the former referred to the Chief OF
Police and the latter was granted.
The Carnival Committee was granted
permission to erect the necessary
structures for the electric display. under
supervision of the Chief Engineer
The Street Committee was authorized
to sell the cobbles belonging TO the city
to the highest bidder.
a resolution by Lawton was adopted
to transfer FROM the general fund So, 600
to special Water Works fund. to be use
only IN payment foc the pumping plant.
Leonard offered a resolution that as
less than $1,000 remained in the street re-
pair fund The Street Committee look
into repairs and report what portion can
be curtaiIed, IN order to save the fund,
and that tue uperintendent OF Streets be
instructed to place all dirt taken from the
streets al the approach TO the Twelfth and
R-street crossing, which was adopted.
An ordinance regulating bill posting
ETC., was brought up and Devine opposed
1t as monopoly, but it was passed and
the board adjourned till Thursday night