The St. Louis Republic., 1901-03-30


House Bill No 29G. as above, was read
third time and passed by the following
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll. Gaus. Hodges, Hofr-
mann. Horton. Kratz. Schnell. Thuner.
Virgins, and AIr. President Meier-1O.
Atsent-Messrs Cast and Richards
Absent on Leave-Mr Meysenburg-1
House Bill No. 3iJ rs above. was read
third time and passed by the following
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll, Gaus. Hodges, Hofr-
mann. Horton, Kiatz. ScI1nelI, Thuner,
virgins and Mr.. President Meier-10.
Absent-Messrs Cast ard Richards-2
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-1.
Council Chamber.
st. Louis. March %, 1901.
Mr.. President:
Your Committee on Ways and Means. to
whom was referred:
House BillANo. 3G3 An ordinance author
izing the Mayor, Comptroller and Water
Commissioner to purchase real estate for
the use of the waterworks and appropriate
Respectfully report that they have con-
sage.
cHAs. E. CARROLL
House Bill No. 800. as above, was read
third time and passed by the following
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll. Gaus. Hedges. HoE.
mann: Horton, Kratz Schnell, Thuners
Virgins ard Mr.. President Meier-1O.
NCes-0
Absent-Messrs Cast and Richards.
Absent on Leave-Mr Meysenburg-1
MIR. Horton, from the Committee on Pub.
lie Improvements, submitted the following
reports:
Council Chamber.
ST. Louis, March 2S, 1901
Mr. President:
Your Committee on Public improvements
to whom was referred:
Council Bill No. 11S. An ordinance to
amend section eleven hundred and thirty
two of the Municipal Code Of the City Of
st. Louis relating to telegraph and tels-
phone companies.
House Bill No. lat. An ordinance author.
izing George E. Waldbart to build a canopy
on the front Of his premises on the east
side of Grand avenue between Olive street
and Washington avenue. in city block No.
1860.
Respectfully report that they have consid-
cred the same. and report same without rec
ommendation.
WILLIAM NJ. HORTON.
Council Bill No. 11s. as above, was laid
House Bill No. 147, as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
vote:
Hofrmann. Horton. Kratz. schnell. Thuneri
Virgins and Mr.. President Meier-10.
NoeS-0.
Absent-Messrs. Cast and Richards-2
Il.
Council Bills Nos. 13, 10, 43 and IS, AZ
above, were laid over under the rules.
Council Chamber,
st. Louis March g. 1901.
Your Committee on Public Improvements.
to whom was referred:
Council Bill No. 43. An ordinance to va
cate an allev laid out between city block
number one thousand five hundred and forty
and city block number one thousand five
hundred and forty-one.
cate a part of Carr Lane avenue
Council Bill No. 10. An ordinance to dedi-
cate strip of ground in city block No. III.
belonging to the city Of st. Louis. as part
Council Bill No. 4s. An ordinance author
izing William Voelpel to erect and maintain
livery stable.
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same and recommend that they
be filed.
WILLIAM NJ. HORTON.
Council bills. as above, were laid over,
under the rules
Mr. Virgins from the Committee on Rail-
roads submitted the following report:
Council Chamber.
st. Louis, March %, 1901.
Mr.. President:
Your Committee on Railroads. to whom
Council Bill No. 114 An ordinance author
izing the st. Louis Merchants Bridge Ter
minal Railway Company to construct. main-
swid or spur tracks therefrom, over,
through and along certain streets and all
leys. and through certain blocks in the city
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same, and recommend its pas
sage.
Chairman.
Council Bill No. ia. as above, was laid
over under the rule.
Mr.. Carroll. from the Committee on Mu-
nipipal Affairs submitted the following re-
port:
Council Chamber,
St. Louis. March 2S, 1901.
Your Committee on Municipal Affairs, 10
whom was referred:
Council Bill No. 119. An ordinance grant
as sites for the Worlds Fair held in COM
of the Louisiana Purchase
Respectfully report that they have con-
sidered the same. and report same without
CHAS. E. CARROLL,
Chairman Pro Tenn.
On motion of Mr.; Virgins the rules were
taken up for immediate consideration
Mr.. Carroll offered the following amend
ment to Council Bill No. 1l9, as above.
said section and introducing a new Sec
ton. to read as follows:
Section L The use of OFallon Park.
Forest Park and Carondelet Park is hereby
granted and authorized as a site for said
Worlds Fair. reserving to the city all law
ful rights to excises, licenses. regulations
and control.
Amendment to Council Bill No. 119. as
above. was lost by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Carroll and Gaus-2.
Noes-Messrs. Hodges. Eofmann. Horton.
KratZ. Schnell. Tnuner, Virgins and Mr..
President Meier-S
Absent-Messrs Cast and Richards-2.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-L
Mr. Thuner offered the following amend
ment to Council Bill No. 49, rs above:
Amend Courcil Bill No. 119 by striking
put in section l the words "or that portion
tion nnrthwardly of the west line of Billion
Mr.. Thuner moved the adoption of the
above amendment to Council Bill No. 1f9.
Motion was lost.
ON motion of Mr.. Virgins, Council BIZ
No 119, as above. was ordered to engross-
ment.
Frgrossed and Enrolled Bills, submitted tho
i0''' "e Council Chamber.
ST. Louis March Is, 1901.
To the President of the Council:
Sir-Your Committee on Engrossed and
Enrolled Bills report that they find the fol-
lowing entitled bills truly engrossed and
Council Bill No. 49, An ordinance grant
Ing the use of certain parts or part Of parks
as sites for the Worlds Fair. held in com.
of the Louisiana Purchase.
AUGUST HOFFMAN,.
Council Bill No. 119. as above. was read
third time and passed by the following
vote:
Ayes-Messrs Carroll. Gaus. Hodges,
Hoffmann. Horton, Kratz, Schnell. Thuner,
Virgins. and Mr. President Meier-10.
Absent-Messrs. Cast and Richards.
Absent on Leave-Mr. Meysenburg-1.
Mr.. Thuner moved that the absentees be
Carried