The record-union., 1895-07-16

license between L and NJ, Sixteenth and
Seventh streets, was laid over for a week,
there being remonstrance against it.
The application of Julius o. Heisch TO
keep saloon in the block between NJ and
n, Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets,
came up and was laid over for week,
Leonard saying that he could not vote
for it, although Heisch was a personal
friend, because it was within block OF
public school, which would be viola
ton of the ordinace
Petitions for saloon licenses from FL.
Schaumloetfel, $50 X street; Il. E. Towle.
324 K street, and August Radke, 1920
street, were referred to the Chief Of Po-
lice.
TWO RESOLUTIONS.
Lawton presented a resolution reoiting
that complaints had been made that
water closets had been directly connected
with the sewers IN violation OF the Ordl-
nauces, and resolving that the Mayor be
requested 10 make a careful investiga-
ton, and ii any person has made such
connections. that he have them immedi-
ately disconnected. Adopted.
He also introduced a resolution that
any member of the board who was ten
minutes late at meeting should be fined
- 90 and not be allowed to speak in the
meetings until such fine be paid.
Leonard opposed the resolution unless
an amendment be added allowing the
fine TO be remitted if a good excuse be
offered.
Ponnish said that he had been fined
twice tor absence, while other member
had not.
Devine said he thought the resolution
was good one, and would facilitate bus
mess.
Lawton added to his motion a provis-
ION that the board reserves the right 10
hn h,tt ha IOa&
CITY OFFICIALS REPORTS.
City Treasurer Porter presented his re-
port for juno as follows: Balance on
hand June lst, 3269,07S 81; receipts dur
ing month, $I9,522 SO: total, S268, ,60l 20;
warrants paid. $23, SS4 50; total disburse-
mentS, S23 SS4 80; balance on hand July
lst, S264, 7I6 81.
Chief of Police Drew reported 347 ar
rests; meals furnished, l, l73; lodgings, 90.
street superintendent Murray reported
expenditures as follows: Street repairs,
S'o3 90; sewer department, S22l; street
! sprinkling, 81. All 80; total, s., ,843 40.
City Surveyor Mu lleney reported 80, $50
feet OF sidewalk and 2, 800 feet of curbing
surveyed. The locating OF street lines Oh
d and E streets, from Seventh 10 Twen-
tIeth, Will soon be completed sand map
OF them prepared.
Poundmaster Cooksley reported Is
pounded. Ofthese Ito dogs were Killed,
d redeemed, and 81 cattle were redeemed.
| Cash received for impounding, S39 80.
| George w. Ficks, Superintendent of
! Cemeteries, reported collected for sale of
lots, $510; opening graves. S257; permits,
SOL; vault dues, - 80; total, $3.50 80.
| City Collector Mckee reported for the
quarter ending June 2Sth, as follows:
City licenses on hand March 30th, Sl2, ,553;
dog licenses, 92S7 80; city licenses re-
ceiYed since, Sl3, 900; total, $50, $40 80: CITY
licenses sold, ST., ,32l; dog licenses, S.; dog
licenses returned to Auditor, S2Sl 80: total,
Sl2,60S 90; city licenses on hand, Sl3, ,232
The City Collector presented also his
report for the month of June, as follows:
City taxes collected, $2S2 81; penalty,
S44 90: cemetery dues, $751; harbor dues,
s3l 81; city licenses, 81 ,547 county's por-
ton for constructing bridges over y
street canal. $500 or; water rates,
S6,645 o.; water taps. S2O8; total, S10,9l5 81.
Leonard thought that, now that cheap
power had arrived from Folsom, the use
of water for running elevators should be
| discouraged, as the cost to the city of
pumping the large amount of water nee
essary to run them was greater than the
income.
The board agreed with him, and the
matter will be investigated.
An ordinance was introduced, prohibit
ing the posting Of bills or signs on walls.
ETC., without paying a license of Sl5 per
quarter. Ii was laid over for one week.
LawtOn said the only street roller in
town weighs only 1000 pounds and was
not heavy enough. He therefore offered
a resolution that any roller under ten
tons be considered light roller, as the
contract for Tenth street calls for a heavy
roller.
The resolution was carried and the
board adjourned.