The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-06-18

parts Of said sidewalks as are already paved
with brick. stone or granitoid; and except.
further, such as may be con-
structed by owners of property under the
provisions of section eight hundred and
ninety.nine OF 'The Municipal Code of ST.
Louis" "a
House Bill No. 81. Ar ordinance to pro-
vide for the construction OF granitoid side
street. running east OF Grand avenue, and
Miami street. except such parts OF said
SIDEWALKS as are already paved with brick:
stone or granitoid: and except, further, sucn
sidewalks as may be constructed by owners
OF property under the provisions Of section
eight hundred and nine,y-.nine OF The Nj
House Bill No. IS. Al ordinance to pro-
vide for the construction OF granitoid side
walks on the east side of California avenue.
from Caroline street southwardly to east
and west alley. a DISTANCE Of about one nun
dred and eighteen feet and seven inches.
except such parts of said sidewalks as are
already paved with brick. stone or gram
itOid: and except, further. such sfdewaiks
as may be constructed by owners OF pop,
efty under the provisions OF section eight
hundred and n~inety-nine OF THE Municipal
Code of 81. Louis"
House Bill No. 80. An ordinance 10 pro-
vide for the construction of granitoid side
walks on the west side of Twenty-nrSt
street, between Ferry street and Bissell
street except such parts of sad sad s, sieMs ST
granitoid: and except, further, such SIDE
walks as may be constructed by owners OF
property undeT the pTcN1SlDnS " y
eight hundred and ninety-nine of THE MI
nicipal Code of st. Louis:
Very respectfully.
CHAS. r. GRAVES.
Secretary
House Bills Nos. S. 10. %. %. 80. 81. g. g.
g, g. g. g; IS s. g. =. =! q = q. s. IS Sc g 81 81. s..
s.. 81. s.. So. s.. IS and %. as above. were
each ordered TO enrolment.
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
tory Of Chapter six OF ordinance number
nineteen thousand nine hundred anu ninetSe
one, entitled ordinance In revision ~
the general ordinances OF the city OF ST.
Louis" approved April 8. nineteen hundred,
In relation 10 the Fire Department.
Bill as above was read second .ime anu
referred TO Committee on Legislation,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS -.
Mr.. Denny introduced House Bill NO. III.
an ordinance to lease a portion OF ,ne rr uh
improved Wharf to st. Louis Rowing Clun.
Mr.. Kelly introduced House BIZ No. liz.
an ordinance for the relief OF James Ciear''
hea" nrS' RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Kelly offered the following resoiu-
Resolved. That the Board Of Public I'm,
provements be and are hereby instructed
10 furnish this House an estimate o, me
n,ant in the new City Hall. Of sufficient ca
pacity 10 furnish light for the new CITY
Hall. the Four Courts and the Courthouse.
the same to be owned and operated BY the
IN motion Of Mr.. Kelly. resolution as
above was adopted.
Mr. Hartmann. from the m on
Wavs and Means, submitted the following
report: D.,ao.tss
ST. Louis, June 10, 1900.
Your Committee on Ways and Means. to
Comncii Rili No, 2. An ordinance eppro-
irritating money TO meet the salaries anu
expenses OF the Police Department during
the fiscal year beginning April 10, 1900. and
ending Aprii 8 1901. Including bills unpaid
at the beginning Of the fiscal year.
Council Bill No. 4. An ordinance MAKING
during the fiscal. year beginning April H.
Council Bill No. n. An ordinance autnor-
;zing the Mayor Gw and f by he esty. 70 in SCI City
Block No. TIA. situated at the southwest
corner OF Walnut ard Twenty-Five streets
siderei the same and recommend their
pAsSs EMILE HARTMANN.
third time and passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Albright. Cronin, Denny.
K Ranisnf Made Ga."s Mu-rsii ]. X. schnettIer.
Schumacher. TambIyn. Zachritz and Mr..
Speaker Murrell-l5-
Hannigan. Helms. Lehman. Parker. Rob-
ertson. Sheridan and Sweeney-w.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Sturdeyant-l.
Cnuncil Bill No. 4. as above. was read
third time and passed by the. following
vote:
Faulkner. Gntke. Holtcamp. Kelly. MADEIRA.
Ta Family zachritz and Mr.. Speaker Muir
~rell-fs.
A~bsen;-Massrs. Bersch. Burke. Decker.
Hannigan. Helms. Lehman. Parker. Rob
er,S hso Sh nn Iav an9 SW ssnrdevan,-l
Council B,ll No. q, as above, was read
third time and passed by the following
Ayes-Messrs. Albright. Cronin. Denny.
Faulkner. Grtke. Hartmann. Holtcamp,
Kelly, Nader. Mnrreli J. X. Schnettler.
Schumacher. Tambiyn. Zachritz and Mr.
Speaker MgrreIl-l5.
A~hsent-Messrs. Bersch. Burke. Decker.
Hannigan. Helms, Lehman. Parker. Rob-
erIsor. Sheridan and sweeney-I0.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Sturdevant-f.
Mr.. Tamblyn. from the Committee on
Public Improvements. submitted the follow
ing report:
House of Delegates.
ST. Louis. June Is. 1900.
Your Committee on Public improvements,
to whom was referred
House BIZ No. I0S. An ordinance author
izing Simmons. shehan and LAWYER TO make
excavation in sidewalk on north side OF
Pine street west of Sixth street.
House Bill No. 100. An ordinance author
izirg H.. r. Hcman to erect and maintain
n private scale and fixing the condition
thereto.
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidereG the same and recommend their pas
sage.
Chairman.
House Bills Nos. las and l0e. as above.
were each ordered 20 engrossment.
Mr. Gutke. Acting Chairman. from the
Committee on Engfossed and Enrolled Bills.
submitted the following report:
House of Delegates.
st. Louis. June Is. IaN.
To the Speaker Of the House Of Delegates:
Sir-The Committee on Engrossed and En-
rolled Bills report the following as truly
engrossed and correct. to wit:
House Bill No. los. An ordinance author
izing Simmons. Shehan and LAWYER to make
excavation In sidewalk on north side Of
House Bill No. 100. An ordinance author
izing H. F. Heman to erect and maintain
n private scale and fixing the condition
thereto.
CHAS. A. GUTKE,
Acting Chairman.
House Bill No. I0s. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following vote:
Faulkner. Gutke. Hartmann. Holtcamp.
Kelly. MADEIRA. Murrell j. X, Schnettler.
Schumacher. Tamblyn. Zachritz and Mr..
Speaker Murreil-1a.
Absent-Messrs. Bersch. Burke, Decker.
Hannigan. Helms. lehman. Parker.
Robertson. Sheridan and Sweeney-M.
Absent on Leaye-Mr. Sturdevant-I.
House Bill No. 1re, as above. was read
third time and passei by the following vote.