The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-01-21

block number 80.
Ar ordinance TO recohsifuCt dhey IN city
An ardinance to reconstruct alley in city
An ordinsnce 10 reconstruct alley in city
An ordinance to reconstruct alley in city
An ordinance To- reconstruct alley In city
AZ ar5inSnce TO reconstruct alley in city
An ordinance 10 reconstruct alley in city
An ordinance to reconstruct north and
south aiIev in CITY block number 1915.
q R0BT. L. McMATH.
President.
The following message from the House of
House of Delegates,
ST. Louis. January 10. 1901.
To the Honorable President and Members
of the Councils:
GentlemenI have the honor TO inform
you that the Speaker of the House of Dele
gates has this evening. In the presence of
the House. in open session, arlxed his sig
nature to the following entitled itf bills viz;
propriate money to pay damages assessed
for the opening OF all alley In city block
House BIZ No. I7s An ordinance to APP
propriate money TO pay damages assessed
for the opening " an alley in city block
Council Bill No. 60. An ordinance to amend
section nine hundred and thirty-seven of
The Municipal Code OF 81. LOUIS by strik-
ing out said section and substituting and
lating 10 street sweeping
Council Bill No. 60. An ordinance to es-
tablish and open an ailey IN city block
number two thousand one hundred and
eighty-one.
Council Bill No. g.. An ordinance to es-
tablish and open an alley In city block num-
Der two thousand one hundred and eighty
one south.
Very respectfully.
House Bills Nos. 1e and l7s. as abov.. were
each read at length. No objection being
pended. Mr.. Vice and Acting President
Horton. in the presence OF the Council. in
open session, affixed his signature thereto.
in accordance with the provisions Of the
SECOND READING OF BILLS.
Council Bill No. 92. An ordinance author
iZing and directing the Board OF Public Inn
provements to procure pipes. special cast
ings. valves and fire plugs 10 extend the dis
tribution system OF the ST. Louis Water-
works, and appropriating money to pay the
Council Bill No. 90. as above. was read
second time and referred to Committee on
Public improvements.
ting proposed amendments TO the Charter
TO the qualified voters OF the city. and pro-
ard the manner Of voting thereat. and for
the publication OF this ordinance.
Council Bill No. SO, as above. was read
second time and referred to on
House Bill No. PIG. An ordinance regu-
lating the candle power Of illuminating gas
Furnished fGs to private aTs sx sons nsns pT sor IN:
House Bin No. ZIG, as above. was read
second time and referred to Committee on
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.; Hodges introduced Coy requesO Coun-
ell Rll No. "a, an ordinance TO change the
name OF the old City Hall.
Read first time.
Mr.. Carroll introduced Council Bill No. IS.
and transferring back to Municipal Revenue
certain appropriations heretofore made.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
Council Bill No. 81. An ordinance supple
mentary to ordinance No. aSS7. and provid-
ing means therefor.
January IL. 1901. reported f~avorably.
Laid over under the rules.
On motion OF Mr.. Carroll. Council Bill No.
u; co as eSo Hiil y No s g. ES 6 DO snssSsS maRins
an additional appropriation for Recorder OF
Deeds and transferring q certain amount
heretofore appropriated back to Municipal
January Ii. 1901. reported favorably.
Laid over under the rules.
On motion Of Mr.. Carroll. Council Bill No.
s.. as above. was ordered to engrossment-
Mr.. Richards entered.
Council Bill Nc. 81. An ordinance supple
mentary to ordinance number 2OOs4. and pro-
viding the means therefor.
January IL. 1901. reported favorably.
Laid over under the rules.
Was taken up.
on motion Of Mr.. Carroll. Council Bin No.
81, as above. was ordered to engrossment
amend an ordinance entitled. IAN ordinance
authorizing the Mayor and Comptroller to
a lot of ground upon which TO
erect an ensine-house," numbered 1904 and
January II. 1901. reported fayorably.
Laid over under the rules.
On motion Of Mr.. Carroll, Council Bill No.
is, as above. was ordered to engrossment.
The Council VS.. Frederick c. Meier. Com
December H.. 1900. resolution adopted set
ting date for hearing for December IS. 1900.
December "a. 1900, date Of hearing changed
January 4, 1901, laid over one meeting.
January s. 1901. trial begun and continued
until the meeting Of the Council wednesday
January 9, 1901, trial continued and further
consideration postponed until next regular
meeting Of the Council; ..u.
postponed one week
Was taken up.
not guilty of the charges and specifications
preferred against him by the Council? Mr..
Meier was declared not guilty by the fol-
vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Hodges. Richards and Wig
Noes-Messrs. Carroll. Cast. HOFFMAN,, |
Horton. Kratz. Meysenburg' sehneli and
Absent-Mr. Gaus and Mr.. President
Meier-2.
The Council VS.. George H. Martin. Deputy
Commissioner of Supplies:
December II, 1900, resolution adopted set
ting date for hearing for December IS, 100.
December IS. 1s0. date Of hearing changed
January 10, 1901. trial begun and further
consideration deferred until next regular
meeting of the Council.
Was taken up.
Mr.. HOFFMAN, moved that Council go into
of Whole.
Motion as above was lost.
The question being, is Mr.. Martin guilty
not guilty of the charges and specifca-
lions preferred against him. by the Coun-
elf Mr.. Martin was declared not guilty by
Ayes-Messrs. Hodges. Holman. Mey- |
senburg, Richards and Wiggins-5.
Noss-Messrs. Carroll. Cast. Horton,
.ratz. Schnell and Thuner-6.
Absent-Mr. Gaus and Mr.. President
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES |
Mr.. Carroll from the Committee on Ways
and Means submitted the following report;
st. Louis. January Is. 1901
Mr.. President:
Your Committee on Ways and Means. to
whom was referred,
zing the Mayor and Comptroller to sell the
of Of ground belonging to the City Of st.
Louis situated on the east side OF Seventh
street between Olive and Pine streets. in
he City Of St Louis. and known as Engine
No. 6. and TO repeal ordinance No.
.eS4 auprOyad Aprfl l6. 1883. l