The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-10-17

On motion the action Of the Board this
day in the matter of Boards motion No.
5S55. for rec0nStructinS north and south al
ley in city block No. 254. from FRANKLIN ave
nue. to Wash street and between Eighth
and Ninth streets, was reconsidereI anu
parties interested were given an opportu-
nifty TO be heard
A remonstranCe signed by James NJ. Gar
penter ct al. WAS submitted
Referred to the Committee on Street De
partment with Instructions to ASCERTAIN Jag
amount of remonstrance-
The records OF the meeting of October >.
1870. were read. approved and signed
The action of the President in ISSUING
sundry permits was approved.
Sundry repair reIuisitions were approved.
The Street Commissioner returned Peu-
ton No. 1858 for grading PennsyiSahia ave
nue. between Itaska and De!or streets py
Workhouse hands with report: "rliiins i"o
cubic yards. Average distance OF haui4nS
10 linear feet; No waiver required, 5 IN
IL was referred to the Committee on farpor
and Wharf Department.
The Street Commissioner submitted the
following report:
Honorable Board of Public improvements:
Gentlemen-The requirements OF the Char-
ter were not observed in forwarding 10 the
Municipal Assembly certain ordinances ior
the recuns,rrction of north and south alley
In city block No. 21 tc;ii!ed TarSee streGt.
alley in city block No. s". alley IN enS
block No. -. east and west aiey IN cry
block No. 80. alley III city hiock 10 lI.o,
east and west aii.y in ciiy BLOCK 10. az
east and alley in city block No. 80 dP-
proved by TIE Boaid Of Public iniprons-
m,.uts on October =. 1870. IN that TIE
Board did not state its reasons Tor clsre,
sarding the majority remoIistrances M
warded 10 the Municipal Assembly together
with the Inconsistencies and a statement OF
the reasons why the Board reconnenoeo
the ordinances.
I respectfully recommend that the Board
request the Municipal Assembly TO return
said ordinances. now known as House nhs
* o. Ig= 10. fc- 1gQ IN and AL 10 tno
Board Ia order that said ordinances may be
sent to the Municipal. Assembly. accom-
sons Of the Board for d!sregard!nG the
~ Very respectfully.
CHAS. VARRELMANN.
Street Commissioner
On motion IL was ordered as re~commended
and the President was directed to forward
a COPY of the foregoing report to the Mu-
nicipal Assembly by the following vote:
Ayes-5.
NoeS-0.
Thc water Commissioner returned Appli-
cation No. 1882 OF LoIenz PadberG for per-
mission to put up public thinking fountain
in front of his PROPERTY: NO. sEn sonaa
broadway, with report: "hecomrnend that
the permit be not granted Fountain with
in 300 yards of public fountain at Broadway
and Chippewa street ard IL was niedi
A plan of private sewer to drain premises
in CITY blocks Nos. jil2. AIS. illi. 4llo and
2oes was approved and deposit to cover cost
of inspection was fixed at two hundred dot
The President was requested TO have the
work done called for in repair requisition
No. 36D9.
The Committee on Street Department SUBJ
mitted the following report:
~ 81. Louis. October II. 1900.
Honorable Board of Public improvements:
Gent,emen-Your Committee on Street De-
partmeut have the honor to submit for your
approval the following:
An ordinance to establish the width OK
the roadway and sidewalks OF sullivan ave-
nue. between Garrison avenue ana Grand
avenue
An ordinance to establish the width of the
roadway and sidewalks of Palm street be-
tueen Garrison avenue and Grand avenue.
Respectfully.
CHAS. VARRELMANN.
r. L. RIDGELY.
EDW FLAD.
ROBT E. McMATH,
Committed
The ordinances above named were adopt
ed and recommended to the Municipal AS
sembly by the following vote in each case:
Ayes-S.
Noes-G.
The Committee on Street Department re-
turned communication from Julius Pitzman
submitting drafts Of ordinances to establish
the width Of the roadway and sidewalks
Of Sullivan avenue and Palm street between
Garrison and Grand avenues, with report:
'Respectfully returned to the Board for file.
Ordinances to establish the width of road
Way and on within streets sub
mitted this day." and II was filed.
The Committee on Sewer Department sub