The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-05-28
COUNCILNEN
WIAL TOUR.
After the Parade on Monday VIII In
Spect the Town.
WILL ALSO VISIT BRAEDONYILLE.
Tilt Between Councilmen and the Chief
Burgess-Two Special Police Ap-
pointed in Spite of vedement
Protests Of the Latter
Official

| special meeting Of the Borough Council
was held last night. 1t was called for the
purpose Of making arrangements for taking
part in the Memorial Day ceremonies and
also making tour of the town, but addi-
tional matters were taken up for cousidcra-
tion before adjournment
The members in attendance were Mcssrs
Mcclure, Hand, Lally, Murphy Brennan.
James, Bell, Euglert and Coakley.
The first question that arose was a, to
whether the Council should extend the tour
to the pumping station at Brandonvillc, and
this led to discussion as to whether a stor-
| age reservoir should be built, or a pipe line
laid to Illustrators Run. Mr. Bell said the
pipe hauling and laying would cost 81 % foot,
or $1,000, not counting the price Of the land
and other expenses ana possible ltigations
over rights Of way, and that storage
reservoir would cost only about SIG, 900, or
half the cost of the other plan Mr. james
thought the water committee ought tU j.
| dulge in less guess work and try to get
nearer the figures, while he did not wish to
appear as champion Of the pipe line plan, he
was quite sure that the quality of material
at hand was not suitable for "a reservoir. He
did not think one could be constructed for
| less than $4,000.
! A remark was made that scab labor should
not be employed and that ii should he done
by days wages.
Mr.. Englert said he was opposed to that.
The same thing would prevail there as i'm
town. Only favorites seem to be able to get
work on the streets.
1t was finally decided that visit to the
the pumping station was necessary. The
street committee was empowered to hire five
carriages. The Council will take part in the
Memorial Day parade, then make a tour of
the town and Turkey Run, after which the
Councilmen will in the afternoon proceed to
Bandonville Council will assemble at $40
o'clock Monday morning and the Board of
Health will be invited to participate in the
parade and tour of the town.
Mr.. James stated that, at his own expense,
and with four men, he went to Brandouvile
and tested the wrenches referred to in the
last Auditors report. He said the tools per-
formed their work so satisfactorily that he
has ordered three sets for use at his own col
liery.
Chief Burgess Tabor presented his list of
special police. After it was read President
Mcclure said he noticed that the name of
Anthony Alex had been left Oft. He said
Mr.. Alex had been a special officer for several
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