The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-02-11

, an ADDITIONAL approDriation for Recorder of
Deeds and transferring a certain amount
heretofore appropriated back to MUNICIPAL
Council Bill No. IS. An ordinance author.
izing the Comptroller to lease two lots OF
ground and improvements thereon for the
rse of the Health Department for City
Dispensary purposes.
Council Bill 10. 81. An ordinance supple
11entary to ordinance number 3pqS4, and pro-
Nlding the means therefor.
Gcfaas. r. GRAVES.
Council Bills Nos. 10. II, %, "a. IS. IS and
81. as above, We're read at length. no objec-
tion being made. and all other business be-
presence of the House In open session. af-
liked his signature thereto in accordance
al. Cronin entered.
The following message from the Council
was read and filed:
Council Chamber.
ST. Louis, February 1, 1891.
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of
the House of Delegates:
Gentiemen-i have the honor to inform
you mat the Council, at its meeting held
this day. passed:
Council Bill No. g.. An ordinance to es-
taoiish and open an alley in city block num-
Der one thousand three hundred and seven.
' cEGas, r, GRAVES.
Council Bill No. g.. as above, was read
hrst time.
ans aoiowing message from the Council
Council Chamber.
r. ST Louis, February 8. 1901.
10 the honorable Speaker and Members of
tne House Of Delegates.
Tentiemen| have the honor to inform
you mat the Council, at its meeting, held
tnls day, passed:
council Bill No. A. An ordinance to au-
tnorize the St Louis and Suburban Railway
company to extend its lines and construct.
and and operate a railway. on. along
dDu aCE0Sd certain STRAITS a1tAxg .ffxr
DOCKS and public places in the city of st.
LOUIS; together with all necessary curves,
crossover;s ana an siding 4 spurs: tnrnouts and
wires and poles. and to make connections
win It's power-houses. carhouses and its
ard to cross ali railroad tracks in the line
OF us route. and to make running ar
rangements with other street railway COM
run Its cars on the tracks of such other
~Spanpanies. ana to acquire. by lease or pur-
chase. the lines Of railway. property. privi-
Meramec River Railroad Company and the
fIorissant Avenue Electric Railway Com
pany. and to authorize said last-named
companies to transfer the same and to ex-
tend the duration of the rights. privileges
and franchises heretofore granted to said
Sc Louis and Suburban Railway Company
ana 70 said st. Louis and Meramec River
railroad Company and to said Floriseant
Avenue Electric Railway Company, and to
entnorize said s.. Louis and Suburban Rail-
way company to operate itS present lines
OK railway. and such as 1t may hereafter
eons,ruct or acquire. by electricity. by
other motive power. except steam iocomo-
tfves.
Very respectfully.
CHAS R. GRAVES.
Council Bill No. A. as above, was read
first time.
Mr.; Ho dt was excused for the re-
SECOND REApiNo OF BILLS.
House Bill No. 26. An ordinance supple
AN ordinance to appropriate money to pay
damages assessed for the opening OF an al
ley in city block s07s." approved January
Bill as above was read second time and
referred to Committee on Public Improve
House Bill No. 2s7. An ordinance for tbe
relief of Fred w. Klusmeyer.
Bill as above was read second time and
HOUSE Brh No. sss An On ordinance StaIm author
operate a dairy.
referred TO Committee on Sanitary Affairs.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Bersch introduced:
House Bill No. ". An ordinance author.
izing Fred Albers to erect. maintain and
operate a dairy.
Mr.. Schumacher introduced:
House Bill No. 2sS. An ordinance to ap.
proprfate money to pay damages assessed
!: 'n line 'S 81 TerrS q s sabdIv axenn to Nonno 5od
avenue. and from the east line Of Norwood
Park to Kings highway.
Mr.. schnurmacher introduced:
House Bin No. -. An ordinance to lease
to the Century News Company space in
Courthouse and City Hall.
Read first lime
Mr.. E E.. Murrell introduced:
House Bill No. IS. An ordinance sub
hitting proposed amendments to the Char
ter OF the City of st. Louis to the qualined
voters of the city and providing for an
election to be held therefor. and for
publication Of this ordinance.
Read first time.
Mr.. Sturdevant moved that House Bill No.
2s5. as above. be printed.
Carried.
Mr.. Murrel. J. K, introduced:
nl HOUSE Bin mon No; 2; 1885, ~, AN ss srdinsne: to spi
for the widening Of Twelfth street from st.
Charles ST. street to washins.On avenue
Mr.. Tamblyn introduced:
House Bill No. 80. An ordinance to APP
propriate money to a damages assessed
avenue to Carrie avenue.
Read first time.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hartmann from the Committee on
Ways and Means submitted the following
report:
- st. Louis. Feb. s, 1901. !.
Your Committee IN Ways and Means. to
whom was referred
House Bill No. 23e. An ordinance to pro-
vide for the payment Of the excess Of twen-
ty-five per centum for the reconstruction of
Manchester avenue from the center line of
north and south alley between city blocks
numbers seventeen hundred and twenty and
seventeen hundred and twenty-one to Comp
ton avenue.
Houee Bill No. 40. An ordinance to pro-
vide for the payment OF the excess Of TWEEN
ty-ive per centum for the reconstruction of
Manchester avenue from Compton avenue
to Grand avenue.
House Bill No. "a. An ordinance sup
Elementary to ordinance number twenty
thousand and eighty-ive. making an add
tional appropriation for the reconstruction
to Handkerchief avenue.
House Bill No. IS. An ordinance making
an additional appropriation for the Assessor
and Collector Of Water Rates.
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same and recommend their
passage.
EMIL HARTMANN,
Chairman.
House Bills Nos. IS. 80. "a and as, az
above. were each ordered to engrossment.
Mr.. Tamblyn. from the COMMITTEES on
Public improvements. submitted the follow
ing report:
House Of Delegates,
81. Louis, February 8. 1Sol
Mr.. Speaker:
Your Committee on Public improvements,
to whom was referred
Council Bill No.. So. An ordinance to au-
thorize the Kennard Building Company to
make excavations In st. Charles street,
Fourth street and Washington avenue tn