The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-26


raiiigs along sidewalks outside Of the
stock limits was referred 10 the ordnance
committee.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Miller offered resolution
TINT the mayor appoint twcnty special ohi-
Gers for the No-rsn Oh. accompanied hy
preamble setting forth tho necessity for
Alderman O'teafy claimed that alderman
Miller had stolen his thunder as he M
similar resolution for Fifteen men ready
Tor the last meeting of the council.
Alderman Miller C0ntcpded that tue teso-
lution Of Alderman OLcary wls likely TO
Keep visitors out of Houston mud he moved
the resolution be received and ilcd.
Alderman li1lverton thought 80 impohtc
to publish such resolutions 10 the world
and ne favored expnnging both resolutions
from the minutes. He did moi favor advcr.
Using TO .hc world that the city was
full Of bunco stecrcrs
Alderman Miller defended the council
against the charge of Introducing rcsolu
tlons that were damaging 10 the rcputa-
ton Of the city.
Alderman oLeary said he did not care
whether the resolution were eNpunged from
the minutes or not, but he I'D not want a
repetition of the scenes that occurred last
yer on Preston avenue.
Alderman Thompson charged That VI was
| the duty nf the police committee to sun
press such scenes as the alderman referred
Alderman Miller and Alderman oLcary
| both Withdrew their resolutions, which put
stop to further discussion,
~ Alderman Thompson % resolution pro-
panies and the water Water company growing out
OF the loss of the market house by ire,
same having already been printed
This resolution WAS laid over for one
week under the rules
MOTIONS
BY Alderman O'Lcary Whereas. Tho
county commissioners court has shown lis
orderinr 'tg gni iTf Tc c PC, m ncd oiI 5
hrStclnss oaNcmunl from Ali1m street
10 10 '. ne. li"It'S COUNT criminal court nous.
ro,,, 1ilnr ,I p' p"lit al me expense OF '"e
W. 10,
o., tcndi,,, O., M ~, va \ ,pi5 'y'','
w. mans -'Il .untu ',t'cl 10 Ni''atl, >" ~
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-" ~" Suiu I' IlNtuitHl ~ lii Dag iuh
10 nov no,"n,,,rt ", t fi',nfsb'd IN, no
.ou,fy AID tn ,,at god ,,,t",,,,rt c,,l,
Main sfrrrt Ia tL. riIn,ii,I CONN., bous,s
aver ono of thn tnost ti5,yeinJ tbornnrh fares
in mo civ Of Iionston: and
Whereas IN ,rorId he ir,gr,teful and
would shotv n unnt of appre1i9tion ON mo
MARI of tbn div IN mai r6i,isaf Main .sfrrot
by a tirst.class pavement with CapIiul ave-
nue nftcr The county has shown it,. GOOD
viii to the cNy in ills way.
hereby Instructed ~ prepare plans ANA
specifications as soon as possible for The
paylug Of Inc said capitol avenue from
Main street ia Milam street aud bring the
same before the council to Zoe referred TO
the board Of public works
Referred to street and bridge committee.
~ Alderman Nllicr-That tno mayor ap,
point a committee 10 confer with county
commissioners with view Of cooperating
To establish a bridge Joining the Second
and Fifth wards Carried.
The mayor appointed Aldermen Sonneu.
Miller, Thomas, OLcaly Bennett and Macl.
Ter.
BY Alderman O'Lca| That the chief OF
! fire department tear down the PARTIAL.
burned building on Rusb and Milan
streets, said building being an eye sol"
10 the entire neighburhood, as wen as
dangerous structure, Referred to- IRE chief
10y Alderman - LcalN luat lne mayor
be instructed 70 hrgn m once TO- enforce
he placing OF NcsilhuirS m front OF alI
street cars h'c"'"nE I" lh' oldl4darr
when Wen INFO 'Ht'l N"N'hlhet l"t
ihe protection Or inr lenPi' qua rmp"NcS
during the winter months tur mayor !"
lhk' any Steps NJ ''N'is'lN necessary /"
enforce inns olo'Int2ia..' IalIlr3, ...
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