The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-22
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Jenny. Faulkner, FOntana, Funsch. GaS1
koeln. oberbeck, Pfefhe. Beiss. Stance.
Sweeney, Troll, Williams, WindmulIer.
1aGhritz and Mr.. Speaker Cronln-.
MurreH and Stannard-5.
The minutes of the last meeting. as print.
cd, were approved.
MI. Geraghty entered.
Mr.. Speaker Cronin announced the ap.
po:ntment OF the standing committees ioe
the session of 19ol-lso2.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Chas. L. Gerashty. Henry A. Faulkner.
Ihos ]. Buckley. Thos. E. Kinney. Chas.
I, Heliy. Fred C. zachritz and Henry
Jas. J. Howard. Jas. T. Brennan. Andrew
Gazzolo. Jr.: John r.. Fontana, Thos. E.
SANITARY AFFAIRS.
John j.. Burke. John r. Williams, Chas.
I. Geraghty. John r. Sweeney and Ed.
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS.
John p. Sweeney. Chas. F. Kelly, J. j.
Hannisan' John Z; Wil i,s and Ed koeln.
Andrew Gazzolo. Jr.: Jas. J. toward, John
r Sweeney. Samuel b. Stannard and Frank
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Henry A. Faulkner. J.. J.. Hannigan. JAS
I. Brennan. samuel B. Stannard and Chass
Chas. F. Kelly, John j.. Burke. John Re
Fontana. Chas. Troll and Gustav obers
beck.
EDUCATION AND LABOR.
Jas. T. Brennan. Chas. j. Denny. ]. Ls.
Buckley. Andrew Gazzolo. Jr.. Samuel B.
Stannard. Frank NJ. Stance and Henry
Pfeffic.
POLICE AND WORKHOUsE.
J. J. Hannisan. Thos. E. Kinney and Paul
MARKETS.
John p. Sweeney. I. j. Buckley ard Henry
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
nvirnp II Er,rcNh Ott1 Ly H,ph~ A-A w.t.
ELECTION AND REGISTRATION.
Jas. J. Howard. John J. Burke and Frsd
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
L, E. Murrell. Paul Reiss and C. A. Wind.
ENGRossED AND ENROLLED BILLS,
Chas. J. Denny. Jas. ]. Howard and Ed
REPoRTs OF CITY OFFICERS.
President Of the Board Of Public Improve
ments was read and filed:
Office of the President Of the
Board Of Public improvements,
To the Honorable Municipal Assembly:
Gentlemen have the honor to repors
that the Board of Public improvements has
adopted the draft Of ordinance hereinafter
named, and respectfully recommends the
same for passage by the Municipal ASSEM-
bly,.
1t Is forwarded to your honorable body
through the House Of Delegates. and 10 en-.
titled as follows, to wit:
An ordinance to repeal ordinance number
twenty thousand three hundred and my,
entitled, IAN ordinance to provide for the
seMaT pisfr,e q N ssMsss Fort T.,cs Axsn ap.
proved March twenty-sixth, nineteen hun.
dred and one.
Very r aERsam PHILLIPS.
Bill a. above was read nrst time ana
numbered House Bill No. 3.
NJ US-~Ay 4Nk4~l
The following communication from the
Comptroller was read and filed:
Comptroller's Once.
st. Louis. April -, 1901.
To the Municipal Assembly Of the City Of
St. Louis: -
Gentlemen-Under requirements Of Sections
VI With Af .4sn.S q Of th as 3 G't Z. ch House. d I 6 6sss-
gates, the report OF the Commissioners and
final decree Of the Circuit Court in the mat
ter Of opening an alley in City Block No.
JAMES Y. PLAYER.
SECOND READING OF 'f gnIS.
House Bill No. An ordinance to provtos
for the ofnce Of Smoke Inspector. for the
appointment Of 2 Smoke insTector M e.
House Bill No. 2. An ordinance to 1se.
hihit the discharge into the open az Of
Of st. Louis. and to provide penalties tnsrs-
Were each read second time and refsrsS0
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Oberbeck introduced:
House Bill No. 4 An ordinances 70 g.
Tor opening Of an alley In city block sniB.
Read first time.
Mr.. Stannard entered.
Mr.. Gazzolo introduced:
,zI hou e. Bill sa1s Ne e Re 5; An Hn,s oadi NAME. : saasss
and the erection Of a new Central Market.
Mr.. Geraghty introduced lby requesO:
House Bill No. 6. An ordinance antin1
to to- Fred s1,b r; Hsit e and ne.e MS ana ns'i ma;n Rsfim's mon
the sidewalks Of the streets an PUBIC 81
places Of the City of st. Louis. for 2 period
of ten years. metal boxes Ior receiv,ne snd
such boxes. for his or their own benefit.
providing terms and conditions therefor.
House Bill No. I. An ordinance authoriz.
ing the st. Louis Merchants Bridge Ter
minal Railway Company to construct nail
switch or spur tracks thereffom, ove-.
fhroueh and along certain streets and alleys
and through certain blocks In the City c9
Each read first time.
MI. Williams introduced 6y requesD:
House Bill No. g.. An ordinance Tor TIE
money therefor. e
Read first time.
several members Of this house that Adolph
Wislizenus. Judge Of the Second Disfrice
Police Court Of the City Of 81. Louis h.?
derelict In his duties as Judge OF saio
court and has been guilty OF m~alfeasarce IN
ONCE. and that the truth or falsity OF theeo
JUNIORS should at once be sscertained:
speaker Of this house be hereby empowered
to appoint a committee Of five - to investi-
rate the actions Of said Adolph WtsliDenuo
Thilst acting in his judicial capacity -
Iud0e Of the Second District Police Court.
and that said COMMITTEES be empowers to
and call for whatever books and papers
fhey may deem necessary to aid them in
Investigation, and that said committee
report their findings to this body - carry
AZ possible.
Ayes-Messrs. Brspnan. Buckley: Busias
aRhty. Hannigan. Howard. Kinney. Koeins
Stannard. Sweeney. Troll. VIII
Zachritz and Mr.. Sneaker Cronin-N
Reiss stanze and Windmuller-6.
A~bsent-Messrs. Kelly and Murreit-z
Excused-Mr. Klute-1.
Mr. Speaker Cronfn appointed as 1aM r
Messrs. Sweeney. .Hannisans
.erashty; zachritz n stannard. .,..n
rom nonattendance this evening.
Mr.. Zachritz moved that the House -
adjourn.
The House adjourned, to meet Tusodays
JOSEPH N. JUDGE.