The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-12

| That the Board Is OF the opinion That U
\ would be for the advantage Of the City q
1 provide City plants at the earliest date
practicable for three groups OF buildings
! viz:
New City Hall.
4 Old City Hall.
/ Four Courts and jail
| Courthouse
| 2-Insane Asylum.
Female Hospital.
| Poorhouse
S-Water Works High Service Station No. l.
Water Works High Service Station No. .
Water Works High Service Station No >
Water Works Low Service Station No. l.
Electric railway connecting these sta
The first and third groups should be pro-
| vided for the present fiscal year, and the
| second group early in the year i@ol-l3rs so
that the plants may be ready for opera tion
by September l, 1901.
Respectfully,
f. A. HERMANN
CBAS. VARRELMANN,
+. l.. RIDGELY
WM. GILLESPIE.
Acting Water Commissioner;
HENRY ALT.
ROBT. f. McMATH,
Board Public improvements.
communication from Eugene McQuillin.
compiler of the municipal code of the City
of st; sh Louis; was read 6,S And ME
House Bill No. III An ordinance to es-
tahlish Rock Spring Sewer District No.
Nine.
HOUSE Bill No. 12e. An ordinance to pro-
vide for the construction of sewers in Rock
Spring Sewer District Number Nine.
House Bill No i23. An ordinance to es-
tablish Dakota Street Sewer District Num-
Der One.
House Bill No 12i. An ordinance to pro-
vide for the construction of sewers in Dakota
Street Sewer District Number One, and to
provide for the payment of the city's Dor-
ton of the cost thereof.
House Bin No. Is; An ordinance TO es-
tablish Rocky Branch Sewer District Num-
Der Eight.
House BIZ No. l2s. An ordinance to pro-
<.Nr h.. a-eNsVsl -. L.
Eight.
Bills as above were each read second time
and referred to Committee on Public I'M
provements.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
Mr.. Tambiyn introduced by request
House Bill No. i21 An ordinance author
izing the ST Louis Merchants Bridge Ter
minal Railway Company to construct a
switch track from its west main track In
Hail street. near the north line OF NAL
linckrodt street, southwartiiy into the prop
erty of the Buck Stove and Range Com
pany. in city block No. l2os
Read first time.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr. Faulkner offered the following reso-
Resolved. That the City Counselor be and
he is hereby requested TO report TO this
House, at his earliest convenience. whether
or not the Rapid Transit Railway Company
has forfeited its rights privileges and fran
chises granted to 1t by Ordinance numbered
Fifteen Thousand One Hundred and Sixty
u,
on motion of Mr.. Kelly resolution as
above was adopted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
MIR. Tamblyn from the Committee on
Public improvements submitted the follow
Ing report:
House OF Delegates.
st. Louis. July 10. 1890.
Your Committee on Public improvements
TO whom was referred
House Bill No. 81 An ordinance to recon-
struct jefferson avenue from Market street
to Washington avenue.
House Bill No. 100. An ordinance to i'm
prove Union boulevard between Paramount
avenue and Page boulevard. and to repeal
ordinance number nineteen thousand eight
hundred ard two, entitled: AN ordinance
TO improve Union boulevard between Fair
mount avenue and Page boulevard" ap-
proved April sixth. eighteen hundred and
nirety-nine and TO repeal ordinance num-
ben nineteen thousand nine hundred and
ninety-three. entitled: AN ordinance sup
Elementary to ordinance number nineteen
Thousand eight hundred and two. making
an additional appropriation for the i'm
provement of Union boulevard between
Fairmount avenue and Page boulevard"
approved April third. nineteen hundred.
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidersd the same and recommend their pas
WIN. NJ. TAMBLYN.
House Bills Nos. 81 and 100. as above. were
each ordered to engrossment.
MIR. Gutke. acting chairman. from the
Committee on Engrossed and Enrolled Bills.
submitted the following report:
House of Delegates.
st. Louis. July 10. 1900.
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates:
Sir-The Committee on Engrossed and En-
rolled Bills report the following as truly en-
crossed and correct to-wit:
House Bill No. 81. An ordinance to recon-
strmct Jefferson avenue from Market street
House Bill No. IUs. An ordinance to i'm
prove Union boulevard between Paramount
avenue and Page boulevard. and to repeal
.l.nr min md
hundred and two. entitled: An ordinance
to improve Union boulevard between Fair
mount avenue ana Page boulevard" ap,
ninety-nine. and to repeal ordinance num-
Der nineteen thousand nine hundred and
ninety-thrse. entitled: An ordinance sup
Elementary TO ordinance number nineteen
thousand eight hundred and two. making
an additional appropriation for the improve
ment of Union boulevard between Fair
mount avenue and Page boulevard" APP
proved April third. nineteen hundred.
CHAS. W. GUTKE.
Acting Chairman.
House BIZ No. 81. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs:, Albright. Burke. Denny.
Helms. Holtcamp, Kelly. Lehman. MADEIRA.
Murreli j. X, Robertson. Sheridan, Sturde-
want. Sweeney. Tamblyn, Zachri,z and Mr..
Speaker Murreli-2o.
Noes-0.
Parker and Schumacher.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Schnettler-l
House BIN No. 1oa as above. was read
third time and passed by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Albright, Burke Denny,
Faulkne-. Gutke, Hanngan. Hartmann,
Helms, Holtcamp. Kelly. Lehman, MADEIRA,
Murrell J. N, Robertson. Sheridan, Sturde-
want, Sweeney, Tamblyn. Zachritz and MIR
Speaker Murrell-2o.
NoeS-0.
Absent-Messrs Berseh. Cronin. Decker,
Parker and Schumacher.
Absent on Leave-Mr. SchnettIer-I
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
House Bill No. q. An ordinance to pro-
vide for the licensing of runners on streets
sidewalks and public pieces. and TO provide
a penalty for exercising said calling with
out license.
July 3. reported favorabiy and laid over
one week.
Was taken M.
Mr.. Robertson moved that House BIZ No /
%. above. be referred back 10 Committee
on Legislation.
Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Denny all ahsentees
were excused for nonattenGanee this even
Ing.
Mr. MADEIRA moved that the House do now
adjourn.
The motion prevailed.
The House adjourned. to meet Friday,
July 10. 1890, at p. m.
W. II. JUDY.
Clerk.