The St. Louis Republic., 1901-04-03
Murrell-19.

I Murrell-l9.
Ahsent-Messrs. Burke. Crorin. Denny
Faulkner. Hannigan. Sweeney and Zachriti
SECOND READING OF BILLS
Council Bill No. III. An ordinance au'
thorizing the st. Louis Transfer Railway
Company. It's successors and assigns. to
construct maintain and operate. or permit
| others to operate, single branch track.
! commencing at a connection with the ~ess
main track Of the St Louis Transfer Ra!l-
way Company. in Hall street, at pom,
| the south line Of Branch street. and run
ming thence in northwestwardly direction
across the west main track OF the 81. LOUIS
Merchants Bridge Terminal Railway Com
I pany and along the west side OF Hall street
l to point one hundred and fifty feet north
! OF the north line of Branch street:
! Bill as above was read second time ana
| referred to the Committee on Railroads.
Council Bill No. liz. An ordinance 10
amend section numbered two hundred ana
| ffty-two OF the Municipal Code OF St LOUIS
| by striking out said section and inserting J.
new section having the same number III
lieu thereof.
Council Bill No. 115. An ordinance to pro.
mote the public health by requiring street
railway companies to sprinkle the streets
between their tracks for the purpose OF LAY :
ing the dust.
Bills as above were read second time and
referred TO the Committee On Legislation.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Hartmann, from the COMMITTEE OF
Ways and Means. submitted the toi.o"lhs
report:
House OF Delegates,
St. Louis, March 80. lsol.
Mr.. Speaker:
sir-your Committee on Ways and Means
to whom was referred:
Council Bill No III. An ordinance max
ing an appropriation for the Factory A.
spection Department.
sidered the same and recommend lts pas
EMIL HARTMANN.
Council Bill No 12l. es above. was read
third time and passed by the following
vote:
Gntke' Im Hartmann lie Helms. HoItcamp, Kelly.
Lehman. Murrell ]. K. Parker. Robert
son. Schnet,er, Schumacher. Sheridan,
s;urdevant. Tamblyn and Mr.. Speaker Mur-
Noes-Mr MADEIRA
Absent-Messrs. Burke. Cronin. Denny,
Faulkner. Hannigan, Sweeney and Zach
Mr.. Murreli T. Il. from the Committee
on Legislation. submitted the following re-
lort
House Of Delegates.
st. Louis, March. 80, 1901.
Mr. Speaker:
Your Committee on Legislation. to whom
was referred:
Council Bill No. 11e. An ordinance grant
ing the use of certain parts or part OF
parks as sites for the Worlds Fair. held In
COnIneNlOTailOn OF tne LOulSldVd furC.ldSe
Respectfully report that they have cor
s!iered tie same and recommend its pas
sage.
JNO. K MURRELL.
Chairman.
Mr.. Robertson offered the following
amendment:
In section /, lire /, after the word Park.
where 1t appears the second time. strike out
the following: !
"or that portion of Forest Park lying |
west of the proIongaion north 'ardiy OF !
the west line Of Bellon avenue
Amendment. as above, was concurred IN |
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs Albright. Bersch. Decker
iutke, Hartmann. Helms. Lehman. Ma
Noes-Messrs. Holtcamp. Kelly. Murrell. J.
K, Parker. Schumacher, Sheridan, Sturde-
want. Tamblyn and Mr.. Speaker Murreu |
3.
Absent-Messrs. Burke. cronin. Denny.
Faulkner. Hannigan. Sweeney and Mr..
Expended. Estimates |
Fiscal Year for the Fiscal |
1860 and 1901. Year 1891 and 1872.