The record-union., 1896-06-18

IN IL elCIl6T, unless the LOTI1eT TeSOlu-
tion of the board was rescinded, which
provides for extra sanitary inspection.
Bentley said that milk and food In
spection was a necessity to the city
and should be passed ON independently
Of any other matter. If there was any
abuse in any other matter, that should
be taken up by itself.
Dewine mbved THAT the resolution
providing for extra sanitary inspec-
tion be rescinded.
Tozer said that the intention Of De-
vines motion was to knock out Mr..
Herr.
Leonard said that Mr. Herr was act
ing on the resolution formerly passed
by the board and he did not think 1t a
legal one or that he was legally en-
ployed.
Davis said he would not vote for the
ordinance unless the former resOlu-
ton was rescinded
The whole question Of the Sanitary
Inspector was opened up and debated
at some length.
The motion Of Devine was defeated,
WachhOrst, Mckay, Tozer and Bent
ley voting no and Pennish not voting.
well, I would like to see you get
your ordinance said Leonard.
The ordinance was then put on pas
sage and adopted, Mckay, Tozer, Bent
ley, Pennish and Wachhorst voting
aye.
Davis, who was in the chair, declared
it lost, being under the impression that
it created the Office of Milk Inspector,
which would require seven votes, but
it was shown that no Office was created
by it,
1T WAS NOT SIGNED.
A communication was read from At
torney Marsh, asking that the judg-
ment of G. w. Herr be paid, the Presi-
dent of the board having refused to
sign the claim
TOzer asked by what authority the
President refused to sign claim that
was ordered paid by the board, and
the President said that the matter was
still in court.
Bentley said that judgment had been
rendered, and he did not think the
President had any right to refuse to
sign it.
Well" said Leonard, "I will sign it
when ordered by mandamus, and not
BEFORE"
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Clerk was ordered to sell copies
Of the City Charter for % cents each.
Complaints that the county road
sprinklers were taking most of the
available water in the upper part OF
the city for sprinkling county roads, so
that city sprinklers could not get suffi-
cient, was referred to the Superintend-
ent of Streets
The request of Frank Brown to be al
lowed to pay his proportion of delin-
quent taxes ON certain property was
referred to the Corporation Counsel.
j. Henschell was granted license to
keep a shooting gallery at S02 K
street.
A. F. Schlump was granted an all
night incense to keep a saloon ait 1923
Third street
The City Surveyor presented an esti-
mate Of the cost of improving Nine
teenth street from D to w with ma
cadam at a cost of 50 per front foot,
and resolution of intention to inn
prove 1t was read, providing for serial
bonds
Tozer moved that the rate Of interest
on the bonds be fixed at per cent,
which was done, Devine and Leonard
voting no.
The resolution was then passed by
the same vote.
Devine offered a resolution that the
superintendent of Streets be authorized
to make an agreement with the con-
tractors on N street for constructing
two bituminous rock aprons on Tenth
street, near the northeast and south
east corners OF N, and lay two iron
culYeI,tS To the cat .lao Gin