The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-04
WILLIAM N. HORTON.

the sum Of $40; 20. e above. were ep'
proved Sy the follS. ITsh vote; st. Cans
burg. Richards, schneli. Thuner. WIsgin,
and Mr.. President Meier-H.
Noes-0. LAR
st. Louis. April i. isol.
Your Committee on Public Improvements,
to whom was referred so
House Bill No. 3. An ordinance to vacate
Zeno Mackay's Survey Of the part Of Ca.
rondelet Commons north Of River des
Peres, as appears from the plat of Survey
fee of the Recorder of the City CT St Louis
in Plat Book No. l. page A. And to author-
of the City of st. Louis. to convey by quit
claim deed certain real estate In said City
of st. Louis. including said vacated prep
erty and lying & and h5o being between the se eds q
the south half of block sixty-six CT said
survey and the Mississippi River.
to F. H, Smith Lumber Company a part
House Bill No. 1853. An ordinance to. re-
construct east and west alley In city block
House Bill No, 1S2. An ordinance author
izing Mesker & Bro. to erect and maintain
a bridge across an alley in city block No.
14s.
Respectfully report that they have eonsid-
cred the same and recommend that they do
WILLIAM NJ. HORTON:
third hSu .ine 1 and f failed d to os pass a.of BY the Saf follow
ing vote;
Ayes9. -
Noes Messrs. Carroll. Cast. Gaus.
Hodges. Honmann, Horton .Kratx, Meysen-
burg. Richards. sehnell. Thuner. Virgins
and MI. President Meier-l3.
third time and failed to pass by the follow.
ing vote:
AyesI0.
Hodges. Hoffmann. Horton. Kratz. Meysen-
burg, Richards. Schnell. Thinner. Virgins
and Mr.. President Meier-13.
third time and failed to pass by the follow
ing vote:
Ayes-b. st T., 49,
Noes Messrs. Carroll. Cast, Gaus.
burg, Richards. schnell. Thuner, Virgins
and Mr.. President Meier-ls.
House Bill No. 1872, as above, was read
third time and failed to pass by the follow
ing vote:
AyeSo. I y
Noes Messrs. Carroll. Cast. Gaus.
burg, Richards. Schnell, Thuner, Virgins
anu MI ffe''ue"' Council Chamber,
st. Louis, April !, 1e0l-
Your Committee on Public Improvements,
to whom was referred concurrent resolu-
ton of the House Of Delegates as fo.o vs.
gates, the Council concurring therein. That
the report Of the Commissioner appointed
by the Circuit Court for the Eighth Judicial
ordinances Nos. 1864 and 1855. approved
April q. 1892. and March -. 1885. reported TO
the Municipal Assembly FEBRUARY Z, slWl, ls
hereby approved" -
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same and recommend noncon-
currehee 'neee' WILLIAM NJ. HORTON.
Concurrent resolution; as above. relating
to widening of Loughborough avenue, was
Noes Messrs. Carroll. Cast Gaus
Hodges Hon%an9 scb MeIfon 4,b KEas, WEES MiSsins
and Mr.. President Meler-lS
st. Louis. March 30, 1901.
Your Committee on Public Improvements,
to whom was referred: 80
House Bill No. 304.-An ORDINANCE author-
provements to construct on, WaterworkS
property at Baden a covered reservoir, and
appropriating money to pay the COST there
respectfully report that they have con.
sidered the same, and report same without
WILLIAM NJ. HORTON.
House Bill No. 3O4, as above. was read
third time and failed to pass by the follow !.
: Ayes~Messrs. Cast n HodgesA.
Noes-Messrs. Carroll, Gaus. Hoffmann.
Horton, Kraft w Msysen ans Er P Prsaiasnt
M. Hermann, from the Committee on En-
crossed and Enrolled Bills, submitted the
Council Chamber. ,
st. Louis, April. L 1901.
To the President Of the Council:
Sir-Your Committee on Engrossed a
Enrolled Bills report that they find the fol-
lowing entitled bills truly enrolled and cor
Councfl Bill No. 11s. An ordinance grant
ing the use of certain parts or part OF parks
as sites for the Worlds Fair. held In COM
memoration Of the Louisiana Purchase:
ing an appropriation for the Factory In
sp''''n AUGUST HOFFMAN,; :.
Council Bills Nos. 119 and IL aa above,
were each read at length. No objection be-
ing made: and all other business ae 81 being .s sus.
of the Council IN open session, affixed his
signature thereto. in accordance with the
provisions Of the Charter. ~
The following message from the douee OF
House Of Delegates.
St; Louis April y 1SSl
Gentlemen have the honor to inform
you that the House of Delegates. at 1t meet
ing held this day passed:
mote the public health by requiring street
railway companies to sprinkle the streets
between their tracks for the purpose OF lay
ing the dust.
Very respectfully,
Council Bill No. lie. az above. was ordered
to enrolment.
MIR. Ho.Tmann from the Cimmittee on En-
crossed and Enrolled Bills submitted the fol-
Council Chamber. )
st. Louis, April l. 1901
To the President OF the Council:
Sir-Your Committee on EnRroSSed ana
Enrolled Bills report the following q. truly
Council Blu No. lis. An ordinance, to-pro.
mote the public health by reQuittnS street
railway companies to sprinkle the streets
between their tracks for the purpose Of LAP.
: Aucusr*HoFFSANN;
Council Bill No. us. as above. was read
at length. No. objection being made, and
all other business being suspended. MT.
Meier. in the presence of the
thereto. in accordance with the provisions
Of the Charter.
Delegates was read and filed: l
House of Delegates.
st. Louis, April I, 101.
the Honorable President and Members
Of the Council:
Gentlemen-I have the honor to inform
you that the Speaker OF the House OF Del.
egates has this evening. In the presence OF
ture to the following entitled bills. vix.:
House Bill No. 2O6. An ordinance TO re-