Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1898-12-08

den, Jewett. Beardsley. Munson. Jewell,
seed dSt3n Myne, Brown. Graham.12- cen
approve plat of Oak Hall. an addition to
Kansas City, was read hrst time and, I'M
ond and third times and passed. Ayes
Bait: Peck Gerhart. Harnden. JsWett.
Brown, GrahamOIS. e "'"'
lls2o. An ordinance, document L S59S. to
grade avenue, from lndepend-
time and referred to streets, alleys and
grades committee.
l1S26. An ordinance. document L 1886. To-
eating an electric light at the southeast
corner of Missouri avenue and Charlotte
street. was read first time and referred to
gas committee.
1851. An ordinance. document L S595. To-
eating an electric light at the northwest
corner of Fourth street and Grant avenue.
was read first time and referred TO gas
committee.
1ls2si Petition 10 adopt a resolution to
TO Prospect avenue, with American BIZ
luminous rock asphalt. was received and
filed.
claring the work of paving Elma avenue
or street. from the east line of Wabash av-
enue TO the west line of Prospect. avenue.
TO be necessary, was read and referred to
PUBLIC improvements committee.
1850. Petition (majority) to adopt a reso-
luton to pave Garfield avenue from Inde-
pendence boulevard 10 Seventh street with
American bituminous rock asphalt was re-
| ceiveG and filed.
.llsSl. \ resolution. document L $3.50. de-
clarins the work OF paving Garfield ave-
nue. from the south line of independence
boulevard TO the north line of Seventh
street TO be necessary, was read and re-
ferred to the public Improvement COM
mittee.
1852. Petition majority to adopt a reso-
luton TO pave T~wenty-third street from
Brooklyn avenue to Olive street with Kan
sas City Paving Brick and Tile Company's
brick was received and filed.
IloaI. y resolution, document l. $3.50. de-
ciarlng the work OF paving Twenty-third
street from east line OF Brooklyn ave-
necessary, was read and referred 10 the
public Improvement committee.
1884. An ordinance. document l. $3.50. to
walks on south side of ST. John avenue,
from Monroe, avenue to Jackson avenue.
as provided by ordinance No. 1879. was
read first, second and third times and
passed. Ayes-Batt. Peck. Gerhart, Harm
den, Jewett, Beardsley. Munsor. Jewell.
Seldom, Wyne. Brown. Graham-l2.
1855. An ordinance. document l. sos. to
extend the time on the contract for con-
STRUGGLING Sidewalks on west side of Sum
Southwest boulevard, with Bandera Flag
stone Company. was read first time and.
under a suspension of the rules. was read
second and third times and passed. Ayes
Bait. Peck. Gerhart. Harden. Jewett.
Beardsley, Munson. Jewell. Seldom, Wyne,
bTDWT, ITdldn-Is.
1ls$S. An ordinance, document l. S6O4. re-
funding $40. to Eli ". Williams. on account
of error in assessing personal property, was
read first time and referred to finance COM
mittee.
1881. An ordinance. document l. SGO5,
providing for the erection of a public drink
avenue, about fifty feet south of the south
line of Thirty-eighth street. and appropri-
ating 5000 therefor. was read first time
11SSs. Communication from the lower
house stating that it had passed documents
l. SssS' SOL. seS2 1853 was received and filed.
open. and establish Mccoy avenue. from
a point thirty feet south of east and west
SO. to north line of j. l.. Porter's first sub
division. was read first time and referred
to streets. alleys and grades committee.
open and establish Thirty-seventh street.
from Holmes street to Troost avenue. was
read first time and referred TO streets, al
leys and grades committee.
llS4l. An ordinance, document L 1862, to
open and widen Thirty-tirst street, from
street, was read first time and referred to
streets, alleys and grades committee.
llSt2 An ordnance document L s62s. to
the east line of Fatrplay to Jackson av-
enue. was read first time ard referred to
streets. alleys and grades committee.
house stating that t had passed document
l. S6l4 was received and filed.
IlStf. All ucCuItltIl Il OvI.. APP
propriating $1,000 to construct sewer in
alley between Central and Wyandotte
streets, from Tenth street to Eleventh
street, was read first time and. under a
suspension of the rules, was read second
and third times and passed: AyeS,Batt.
ley. Munson. jewel. Seldom. Wyne, Brown,
Graham-f2.
1ls45. Report of finance committee on
documents L SOP, S1di. Si05. 1901. 1OO02, 1026i,
1862. was received and filed.
1is46: An ordinance, document Y 1865,
| providing for the Illumination of the city
hall during Carniyai week; and appropri-
was read second time and. on motion of
Alderman Brown, was indefinitely post
poned.
1lSl7. An ordinance. document U 1924.
| authorizing the city auditor to employ adj
ditional help. was read second time and,
on motion of Alderman Brown, was indefi-
isis. An ordinance, document U 1Ooo2,
creating the position of druggist to the
c,.y hospital, defining their duties and fix
ing their compensation, was read second
time and. on motion of Alderman Brown,
was indefinitely postponed.
11S49. An ordinance, document U 1OO01,
increasing the compensation of the stew
ard at the city hospital from $50 to s65
per month. was read second time and. on
motion of Alderman Brown, was indefinite
ly postponed.
11S5O. An ordinance, document Z s105. fix
ing the salary of second clerk in the office
of superintendent of streets, was read sec
ond time and. on motion of Alderman
Brown, was indefinitely postponed.
11S51. An ordinance. document U Slo4,
providing for the allowance of horse hire
for the stock and meat inspector. was read
second time and. on motion of Alderman
Brown, was indefinitely postponed.
1852. An ordinance, document U S02, fix
ing the salary of the clerk of the board of
health at $1,000 per year. was read second
was indefinitely postponed.
| Ihe council then adjourned.