Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-08-07

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H Hermann 49, So 90 Frank Ill 80. 90
Ernest Ritz 10 Os w MartindaIe 90
Cash & Co IS 20 NJ Schaab - so
b Roessler .-.- 90 Jos Schroeder =. as
David Don 4 IS Power Co 80. SO
REESE RVOIR
Construction.
Labor pay roll 1O7 10 PIT Byron L Asn II 90
Labor pay roll 81 IL oMline Pump Co IL 20
Labor pay roll 127 IS Geo Richmond so
Labor pay roll 1853 90 w Treichler -. %
II Lumber Co IS 81 - X Scott ...... 1 %
Expense
Labor pay roll 80 90 Cleman & saIL.. 20 %
Labor pay roll 135 90 John Bertelsen.. 5 so
II McFarlane 100 90 Frank Ill ....... L 80
II II Harris 80. co % David Don 80. 1 rs
III Lamp 1900. so 90 r / Stair Wks.. 1 20
G Wallick e. so OOJ " Stewart 1 20
WATERWoRKS EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
Labor pay roll 90 G White Boy Coles 90
Labor pay roll 10 80 Chi Boiler Co 81 50
T Bancroft 100 % Bourbon c & b WA 90
w Wise ~ 50 Union Pig Co e. 10 20
Durling =. 65 90 Standard oil Co 10 AZ
VIM Sprague 90 90 w Stewart So
G Walters 49,. 80 % John Bertelson.. o.
ID Fleming -. 80 OOC d p Ry IL
Herbert 1900. 50 90 Smith & House 80
Jas Farrell zee. 50 90 Allen Myers & Coz %
V Mining Co7s4 as Warnock r %
IL Sehaffer ColSo0 90 + Hilinger %
WATERWORKS CONTRACTION
Labor pay roll 90 81 Raymond Id Co 20 So
Labor pay roll 1872 30 w Glow & Son 81 90
REHABILITATION.
Bridge acct IS 233 10 Garnsey So acct 7s 81
Sewer acct o.. I37 81 Office acct .... IS5 10
end st Imp Printing acct 81 So
10 to IS ave 50 C5 Salary acct Gee. 52s 81
Ist w sidewalk 50 s. Police acct 30. .1I35 GO
I'll w sidewalk 81 50 Fire Dept No / 744 81
Ord W sidewalk 81 So Fire Dept No 1871 81
9TH w sidewalk 12S 30 Fire Dept No DDS SO
9Th w sidewalk a o. -
9Th w sidewalk 276 10 s64IO SO
9TH W sidewalk 80 90 Reservoir Con 52S %
Health acct - co. 20 Reservoir Exp 100 20
Election acct =. 70 2j Waterworks ex 1888 "A
Light acct -.1293 - Waterwks Con log 90
21st st Impr =. n -
2Ist st Sewer .. IL 10 Total $3.50. 1924 so
Alderman SOderstrom, from the fire
and light committee, reported favorably
on the petition of Geo. w. Cash & Son
as TO Il shed with proviso as to cor
rugated iron roof. Report adopted.
Alderman Soderstrom reported favor
ably on the petition of A. Brachtel for
leave to erect a frame barn in the rear
of 1914 Fourth avenue. Report adopted.
Alderman Kennedy moved that the
police officers he given a furlough of ten
days on pay. to be taken at the Mar
shal's convenience. Motion adopted.
Alderman Kennedy, from the commit
tee on health and police, recommended
that Officer Etzel's salary be increas-
ed % a month as compensation for adj
ditional duties as lineman of the fire
alarm system. Adopted unanimously.
Alderman Andrews, from the oTdin-
ance committee, reported an ordinance
for the licensing of various watercraft.
etc. Adopted by unanimous vote.
Alderman Andrews also presented an
ordinance regulating connections with
public and private sewers. Immediate
consideration was ordered and the ordin-
ancc passed by unanimous vote.
Alderman Andrews reported the ordi-
nance amending section Is, article so,
OF the revised ordinances, to require no.
tice and bond from builders proposing to
occupy part of n street for building pur-
poses, and for removal of buildings, etc.
no building to be removed whose height
exceeds % feet and width "a feet to-
gether with consent of propertyhOlders
in the proposed new location; no person
shall act as house mover unless he has
taken out a license; and no lines shall
he cut but notice given that wires be
removed.
Alderman Eckhart moved that the or
dinancc committee be given further time
to report ordinance at the next meeting,
and that each alderman be furnished
with an advance copy. Adopted.
The Mayor nominated William Sinnott
for park commissioner of Garnsey square
and asked for his confirmation. Con-
firmed by unanimous vote.
Alderman Anderson. from the aWter-
works Committee, on the reservoir drain,
submitted a report showing the expend-
iture so far on the reservoir drain of
$l4,96O.4l and more in sight to aggregate
$4,000. Part of this drain is in use;
resumption of work is recommended
when conditions are more favorable. Re-
ceived and ordered placed on file.
Alderman Robbins moved that the
Waterworks Committee be given until
the next meeting to report upon reser-
voir sodding and Twenty-second street
sidewalks. Adopted.
Bills for the care of smallpox patients
were referred to the committees on
health and police, and claims committees,
on motion of Alderman Andrews.
The Clerk read a petition from Henry
Stengel for leave to build a shed at the
rear of 1916 Third avenue. Petition
granted on motion of Alderman Gall. ?,
The Clerk read a communication from
John Armstrong which was referred to
the Health and Police Committee, ON
motion of Alderman Snyder.
The Clerk read an invitation from J.
w. Cavanaugh. chairman of the Indus
trial Home Association, to attend the Ia
Dor day celebration. Accepted, on mo-
tion of Alderman Eckhart, the Council
to attend in a body.
a communication from II. n. Stone &
Co, asking subscriptions to the new city
directory, was referred to the finance
committee ON motion of Alderman Gall
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