The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-17
JoURNAL
The House of Delegates.
Regular Session.
100000.
OFFICIAL.
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Regular Session.
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MADEIRA. AiuTr"!l !. X. Robertson. Srhuctt-
STtcney. Tamblyn, Zschritz and Nr.
Speaker MuTrel; -.
Abs"nt..Mcssrs. becker. IiaEulgan. Par
Mr.. Robertson moved thtt when thu
House aijuurus II adjourn ." meet Tues
day, January II, ly', al =. N.
Messrs. Hannigau. Lehman. Decker and
/ Parker entered.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
.lr. from the COMMITTEE ON
Way and Means. submitted the following
report.
House OF Delegates.
81. Speaker:
Your Committee on Ways and Means, To-
whom was referred
| council Bin No. y An ordinance making
additional appropriations and transferring
II certain amount heretofore appropriated
back I" Municipal !;ev'uU"-
Sc>itectiuI> report That they have con-
sid'r-d the same and recommend It's pas
sa"-.
EMIL HARTMANN.
Council EII No. $. a. above. VS. rad
third time and passed ~ The following
! vote.
Ayes-Messrz. Albright. Her<.h. R1rk,.
Crorin. Decker, Denny, F~sulhutr. Gu'ke
ilannisan. hartmann. Helms. HOltcamp.
Kelly. Lehman. Lopez, MADEIRA. MurTril
InaChrr. sheridan. Sturi-yaut. Sw-rG"-,
| TamhISn, /lCuritz anu Air. Speaker Muir
r"N-2i.
Mr. Ttmblyn. from the COMMITTEE on
Publ" Improvements. submitted the follow
lag report.
House II Delegates.
| Mr.. Speaker:
Your Committee on Public Improvements
Council Bill No. .. An ordinance To-
regulate the construction, recoI-tru'tiOu
and repairs OF within the city.
4 Inf To Taf,4f q trIF.4.r ... ~, f-fsgt rAF.E..I
July :. iss9. Ordinance No. lJfr:l. approved
March -. 1872, and sections Jl and - Of
chapter - Of An ordinance in revision III
The ordinances OF th" city Of -. L."Hi>. and
10 establish new ordnance provisions for
The government of said city" approved
April :. 1875. and numbered HIS.
Respectfully report that they have con
siIerei the same and is pas
wM NJ TAMRLYN.
Council Bin No =. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
vote.
.A~ye~-Messrs. Albright. BerSch, Burke.
Cronin. Decker. Denny, Faulkner, Gutke.
IIann!gan. Helms. H0lJcImp,
J. n. Parker. Robertson. Schneider, Schu-
maCher. Sheridan, StUrleVHnt. Sweeney.
TImblyn, Zachri'z and Mr.. Speaker Muir
r'Ii-2I
Mr.. Tamhlyn. from the Committee ou Pub
H. improvements. submitted The following
| report
| House II Delegates.
-. Louis, Jan. Is. l%p.
Your Committee on Public improvements,
Council Bill No. "a. An ordnance au-
thOrtzins and directing the Board Of Pub
lie improvements To- cause the streets. ave
nusS. alleys, wharVeS. public grounds and
squares Of the CITY of ST. Louis designated
in Ordinance No. 1889. approved December
:. 1922. to be lighted with arc or incauI-S-
| cent Ftrtsf TIs ltmfI< n1If,- fInlpuu- Inv fF..
passage of an electric current. from and
after the approval OF the contracts by the
Council ana until September ]. IAEi. and
designating the fund cut ~ Witch the cost
| thereof shall Ee paid.
Council Bill No. ~. An ordinance au-
! tED.Sing and directing the Board Of pub
lie improvements Ia cause the lighting Of
designated public buildings by means Of
electric lamps, made luminous by the pas
! sag. Of Il current of electricity. and d-sig-
mating the fund out Of which the cost
thereof shall be paid.
Council! BIZ No. -. An ordinance au-
! thpri7ing ana directing The Board of Pub
Ii Improvements To cause parts Of the
| designated streets. avenues and parks to BE-
temporarily lighted nv means Of lamps
| with "a refractory mantle, made iucaudCs-
cent ny the combustion Of a hydrocirbUn
| gas. ami designating the fund out Of which
,he cost thereof shall be paid.
| Respectfully report that they have con-
| sidrr-i tht SAM and report same without
WA. NJ. TAMBLYN.
Council BIZ No. 81. as above, was read
ihirf time and passed by the following
Aye-Messrs. Albright. Bersch. Burke.
Cron!n. Decker. benny. Faulkner. GItkc.
Hannisan. I'M Helms. Holtcanp.
Kelly. Lopez. MADEIRA. MIrrell J. X.
| Parker. Robertson. Schnettler. Schumacher.
| ZachriJz and Mr.. Speaker Murrsll--2G.
NO.s-Mr. lehmann|.
| Council Bili No. *, as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
AyeS-Mes-rs. ALBRIGHT. Bersch. Burke.
CrOuiH. Decker. Denny. Faulkner. siutke.
tIauniEan, Hartmann Helms, Ifoitcainp,
Kelly. Lelmann. Lopez, MADEIRA. Murrcll J.
n. Parker. Schnettles. sheridan. Sturi"-
want. Sweeney. Tamblyn. Zachritz ana AIR.
| Speaker Murrell-2a.
| N~oes-Nsssrs. Robertson and Schumacher
Council Bill No. 81. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
vote.
| A~ves-MeSsrs. Albright. Bersch. Burke.
Crouin. Decker. Denny. Faulkner. Gutke.
HanEisan. Helms. Holtcamp.
Kelly. L-ehmann. Lopez. MADEIRA, Aiurrsll
macher sheridan. Sturievaut. Sweeney.
Tamhlyn. Zachritz and Mr. Speaker Muir
rel!-g.
Noes-a
UNFINISHED RTSINESS.
The following communication from T. J.
Burke was read and hled;
honorable Wm. TambIyn:
Dear SRI desire to thank YOU for the
consideration our communication received
at the hands of YOUR honorable body. aud [
can assure you that the statements Of Mr..
| John +. Sweeney. as the enclosed resolution
! of our local will verify. that the accusation
was false and made to inture our cause.
You can see by the daily press that the or
CaniZel labor is watching the acts IF certain
members VIII" are our friends and those
who IN any way iniure us. Again thanking
| you. / remain. very truly yours,
T ]. BURKE.
Delegate to e. r. & l. l..
Nj. Robertson moved that the above
communication be received and be spread
on the minutes.
Carried.
The following communications from he
International Union Steam Engineers were
read and nlSd:
ST. Louis. Jan. II. 1900.
To the Public Press Of ST. Louis. No:
The action OF our delegate, Mr.. T 7,
Burke. before the House Of Delegates meets
with our approval. and We deIfounce the
statement Of Mr.. John p. Sweeney as false
as regards to the position of our Mr.. Burke.
and we approve of the action Of the ma
inritv of the House of Delegates in regard
10 the lighting of the city institutions.
y. II. STEVENSON.
President.
JNO. HENNEsSY.
Recording Secretary.
81. Louis. Jan. Il. 1910.
To the Speaker of the House of Delegates:
Sir-We. the International Union of Stea
Engineers. Local No. 2. through you. wi,
To- inform the members OF your honor"
body that Tobias J. Burke is a membt >,
our order in good standing. and that !"
our duly elected delegate to the TT
and Labor Union of ST. Louis and 81
and any statement contrary 10 THU
true. and we wish IL so considered
We ask you 70 call the attention
orabls J. y. Sweeney 10 this.
-,re that he has been misiufoT