El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-19

Ell Paso Saddlery Co., repairs 1! 80
HIP. Noake, repairs. so
Star Stables l so
O.. G. Seeton. feed so SO
Slack 81 Co., groceries. ........ w
N. Mcmillan. horse shoein2... IA 90
Rio Grande Pharmacy. 8 80
G. R Harvey, typew ritipg II 90
Fassett & Kelly. 8 so
Hull's, printing 13 IS
Momsep & Thorne, mdse. 2 80
Times Pub. Co Is 45
O'Brien Coal Co. ............ 40 10
Electric Light. ...... 600 90
Gas 40 90
Water Co. 48l Is
]. c. Ross, burying paupers 49, 80 IS
Hamilton 2 90
+ Zee e. 20 Bennett. blacksmtthins p s.
Kelly & Pollard, drugs. 20 10
Hotel Dieu. III 90
Fassett & Kelly 81 26
Palace Drug CO. 1 95
VIM. Rheinheimer. 175
A Solomon, street sprinkling.. 12O 90
Fassett 81 Kelly, repairing
Spr1nklerS lzO w
81. p. Charman, killing dogs. 81 90
l. Gasser. repairs l 10
Rio Grande Pharmacy E 90
oners. -. As 90
D. McKe nZie, re Mt city ball.. 10 W
VIM. Jennings repairs. $1,000: y w
The accounts were allowed, although
NJ. Burton char ctsi lied the horse
feed bills as outrageous His honor
explained be had b en- to an expense
of SIC because of bis Dallas trip, which
the cOuoc1 allowed.
Mr.. Cliffo for the taxation commit
tee reported the last repO of the tax
collector showing S1246 30 collected in
taxes. Received and fled.
Chairman Del Buono for the build
ing committee reported that the fire
department doors had been repaired,
AMI called attention to the ia that
the jail window was an entirely I'M
known quantity. The chief exp ainsd
that during warm wether 1t had not
been noticed wheatner there was any
window 10 the Jail or not. But since
cold weather had come on, the fact
that there Was now widow bad be-
come painfully in evit ence for the
prisoners. His honor remarked it
was not meet that the prisoners
should suffer from the cold, but there
was a difference If opinion as to wheth-
should replace the window which 1t
seems has had been demolished by the
prisoners. Referred tn the police COIL
mittee with power to act.
Willard Patterson sent in bill for
$50 for expenses fer bis trip to San An
t mic where he went to srgue The city |
ssX cases before the court of appeals. |
Judge Kemp said he was in San An
tonic while Mr.. Patterson was there,
and that the attorney hid been very |
and fervent in spirit and lost |
DO time in app airing before the ccu"t, |
even arguing his case into the dreamy |
watches of the night. The cOubc1' Was |
again painfully divided in opinion as
ID whether or not the city should pay |
Mr.. Patterson tha, $35 as he had un-
1ertaken to collect the back taxes for
10 per cent of the same: aad was 1t not
his peculiar province 20 pay his own
expenses in harve ting them, even it 1t
loGk him to the ends of the earth?
Yea, verify. However, the gordiap
Knot was re erred to the ci.y att ,raey
or cutting.
A petition signed by J. L. Ames,
las. B. Hopper and Willard Patterson
asked tn It the sewer be exten1ed in
he alley of their block (267) to the
south line OF Rio Grande street. Re-
erred to the street and grade commit
Zee.
Permission was gra 1ted r. G. Chen
'weth to erect frame shade, covered
With corrugated iron, at the corner OF
Texas and Stanton streets.
In the matter of the obstruction of
he public street by Annie Gilllis, the
olored woman, the council Instructed
he chief of police to serve thirty
avs notice on her 10 cit up and git,
nd if she doesn't there will be fire
wood to throw at the Mexicans in that
'icinity.
DR.. Race, the city health physician,
eported there were no more patients
t the si7ter's hospital, and there
7ere but five at the county hospital.
Adjourned to accept invitation 10 at !
erd the show at the opera house. |,
Communicated