The St. Louis Republic., 1901-03-28
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-1.
Council Chamber,
st Louis March &c 1901

house blu Nc. SUJ An ordinance authoT-
fzing c. II. Meyer to erect and maintain a
private scale, and fixing the conditions
thereto.
Respectfully report that they have con
siGersd the same. and recommend its
WILLIAM NJ. HORTON.
House Bill No. 800. as above, was read
third time and passed by the following
SSote:
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll. CAST, Gaus.
Hodges Hoffmann. Horton, kratz. Ricn-
ards. Schnell. ThuLer. Virgins and Iir.
President Meier-l2.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-1.
Mr.. Schnell. from the Committee on SAN
itary Affairs. submitted the following re-
Council Chamber
St. Louis, March 70, 1901.
Mr.. President:
Your Committee on Sanitary Affairs. to
whom was referred:
House Bill No. 2ss. An ordinance author,
fzing Frank Mintert to erect. maintain and
operate dairy.
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same. and recommend its pass
LOUIS scnNELL.
Chairman.
House Bill No. a9s. as above was read
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll, Cast Gaus, Hodges.
Hoffmann, Horton. Kratz. Schnell. Thuner.
and Mr.. President Meier-l0.
Noes-Messrs. Richards and Wiggins-2.
Absent on Leave-Mr Meysenburg-l.
Council Chamber.
ST. Louis March %. 1901.
Mr. President:
Your Committee on Sanitary Affairs. to
whom was referred:
Council Bin No. lis. 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
Respectfully report that they have con-
sdered the same and report same without
LOUIS sCHNELL.
Council Bill No u.s. as above, was laid
Mr.. Carroll moved that when Council ad-
journs it adjourn TO meet on Wednesday.
March q. 1891. at O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. Horton moved as 4 substitute that
when Council adjourns it adjourn to meet
on Thursday. March IS. 1901. at . O'Clock
Substitute motion was carried by the fol-
lowing vote:
Ayes-Messrs Hodges. Hoffman, Horton.
kratz. Richards. Schnell, Thuner and Mr..
President Meier-S.
Noes-Messrs Carroll. Cast. Gaus and
Absent on Leave-Mr. .Meysenburg-1.
Mr.. Virgins. from the Committee on
Railroads. submitted the following reports;
st. Louis. March u, 1901.
Mr. President:
Your Committee on Railroads. to whom
Council Bill No. H. An ordinance au-
thorizing the st. Louis Transfer Railway
Company. its successors and assigns, 10
construct. maintain and operate. or permit
others to operate. single branch track.
commencing at a connection with the west
way Company. in Hall street. at point
about one hundred and fifty feet south of
the south line Of Branch street. and run
ming thence in a enthusiastically direction
across the west main track of the st. Louis
Merchants Bridge Terminal Railway Com
to point one hundred and fifty feet north
of the north line of Branch street
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same. and recommend its pas
CHARLES wIGGINs.
Council Bill No. III. as above, was laid
over under the rules
Council Chamber.
St Louis March &c, 1901.
Your Committee on Railroads. to whom
House Bili No. 14S An ordinance author
izing the Wabash Railroad Company to
construct, maintain and operate n branch
or spur track across the alley in city block
GAO feet west of the west line of Vande-
venter avenue.
House Bin No. Isl, An ordinance author
Terminal Railway Company to construct
switch track from its east switch track in
street, along the sidewalk in front of CITY
block No. 2S9 west.
.Respectfully report that they have con-
SAGE.
CHARLES wIGGINs.
House Bill No. 14s. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
Hodges. Hoffmann. Horton. Kraft. Rich.
ards. Schnell. Thuner, Virgins and Mir.
President Meier-R.
Absent on Leave-A1r. MeysenburgI.
House Bill No. ls1. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
Ayes Messss. Carroll. Cast. Gaus.
ards. schneii. Thuner. Virgins and Mr..
President Pstdn Meier-ls.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-1
Mr.. HOFFMAN, from the Committee on
Engrossed and Enrolled Bills submitted the
following reports:
To the President of the Council:
Enrolled Bilis report taat they find the the
following entitled bills truly engrossed and
Council Bill No III An ordinance max
ing an appropriation for the Factory In
spection Department.
Council Bill No. 121. as above, was read
third time and passed by the following
vote:
AYES MessTa, Carroll no1d, Cast; SaIs,
ards, Schnell. Inuner, Virgins and Mr.
President Meier-I.
NoeS-0.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-L
Council Chamber.
st. Louis March 26 1901.
To the President of the Council:
Sir-Your Committee on Engrossed and
Enrolled Bills report the following as truly
enrolled TO wit:
Council Bill No. 92. An ordinance author
izing and directing the Board of Public I'm
provements to procure pipes. special cast
ings valves and FIRE plugs to extend the
distribution system of the St Louis Water
works. and appropriating money to pay the
>'' AUGUST HOFFMAN,.
Chairman
Council Bill No. 90. as above, was read at
lcrgth No objection being made. and all
other business being suspended, Mr.. Presi-
dent Meier. in the presence of the Council,
I'm open session, affixed his signature there
to, in accordance with the provisions of the
Charter.
Mr.. Richards from the Committee on
Municipal Affairs submitted the following
reports:
Council Chamber,
st. Louis, March g. 1901.
Mr. President:
Your Committee on Municipal Affairs to
whom was referred.
Bond of Charles A. Olcott Planning Mill
Company in the sum of one thousand doll
lars in their acceptance of the terms and
privileges granted under ordinance No.
2Q315.
five thousand dollars, in his appointment
Office Superintendent to the Street Commis-