Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-08-07
EIGHT WARDS NOW.

He was nominated by Mr.. Brodt. Mr..
Koons nominated Attorney George w.
Rogers. Result of ballot taken
Seward 9, Rogers .. One member Of
Council, Mr.. Paul, absent.
PEDDLERS ORDINANCE.
Two ordinances, each relating to the
ordinance providing for the licensing
of pcddlers, were presented to Council!
one to amend section 38S of the City
Ordinances, and the other restricting
the provisions of section $40.
The amendment provides that muck
iters or peddlers shall pay licenses, as
follows: For one year, using vehicles
requiring two horses, $50; six months
$1S; for one year, using vehicles re-
quirng but one horse, $50; six months,
$16; for one year, using vehicles push
cd by hand, $15; six months, $S for
one year, carrying articles in baskets,
or other means, by hand, $40; six
months, So; for one day, 81.
Relating TO section $40, the ordinance
presented provides that this section
shall not refer to persons engaged in
selling vegetables or fruit products of
their own raising
Both ordinances were referred to the
Ordinance committee and City Sole.
itor.
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS.
Ordinance TO pay claims audited Au-
gust .. Passed.
Ordinance to construct "A main trunk
sewer in district q. Passed.
Resolution contracting with John
II. Davidson, for the Improvement of
Rockwell Court. Adopted. Mr.. Dav-
idson's bid is $l,3i6.43.
Resolution to condemn property for
the construction of sewer in districts
/. g. 8 and o. Referred to Sewer and
Water Course committee.
Ordinance to levy n special tax for
the Improvement of Wolf st. Passed.
Ordinance to issue bonds, amounting
to $500, for the Improvement of
Wolf st. from Wooster ave, to Thorn
ton ST. Passed.
Resolution to report assessments for
improvement of Ash st. Adopted. AS
scssing Board II. s, Paul, Andrew
Smith, Ebcnezcr Lewis.
Resolution to report assessments FOR
Improvement Cherry st. Adopted
Assessing Board-R. s. Paul, II. q
Griffin, J. d. Thomas.
Resolution to report assessments fol
improvement Of Canal at. Adopted
Assessing Board-R. S. Paul, H. G.
Griffin, August Kempain.
PETITIONS AND REPORTS.
Mr. Rice---Cltizens want an eloctric
light at the corner OF Nebraska and
Upson sts.; also at the corner of Arch
and Market SITS.
Mr. Mcrz- Citizens on Exchange st
want loose railroad rails removed
from the sides of the street.
Mr. Piske There is n dangerous hole
at the corner of Sumner and Cross
sts.
Mr.. Mason Property owners wan,
are lights on Campbell st. There is
considerable iron piled on the side
walk, az Adamson's machine shop
The sidewalk at tho corner of Russell
ave, and Corburn st., is In bad condi
ton.
Mr. Brady yapor lights are wanted
on West Maple st. There is bad gut
ter In Wabash ave. east of Euclid
ave. Bishop ST. is in bad condition.
Mr.. Brown-The officers of the Grace
NJ, II. church have an opportunity tC
sell the church's property, at the cor
ner of Exchange and Arlington SITS.
providing a small portion OF city prop
erty may be secured. Referred tC
Sixth ward Councllmen and Board OF
City Commissioners.
President Fiebeger--G Grant st. shoult
be flooded. There is bad hole II
Aqueduct st.
Tho Northern Ohio Traction compan!
reports that II viii be unable 10 pro