The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-01-21

vote:
 Ayes-Messrs Fleming. Anderson, Che ney, Hartley, Haygood, Johnson, konn, Mcintyre, Rushton, Toole.-1o
 Nays-Messrs Farley, Gunter, Hudson, May, Roeder.-5.
 The ordinance creating the office of License Inspector was then adopted by the following vote:
 Ayes-Messrs Fleming, Anderson, Che ney, Farley, Haygood, Hudson, Johnson Kohn, May, Rushton. Toole.-l1.
 Nays-Messrs Mcintyre and Roeder.-2
 Messrs Hartley and Gunter failed to vote.
 License Inspector.
 The ordinance fixes the salary of the new city official at s1,200 year. He Is to be appointed by the Mayor to serve during the term of the Mayor appoint ing him. He is to assist the City Clerk and to be under his direction. but subject to removal by the City Council. He is specifically required to prepare the city assessment books. It is understood that Mayor Joseph will appoint A. Moog to the position.
 An ordinance amending the ordinance providing a penalty for the erection and operation of certain manufacturing estab- lishments within the city limits without the permission of the Council was read. Alderman Roeder explained that he had drawn the ordinance and that 1t was directed against cotton ginneries. The ordinance was referred to the Fire Com mittee.
 A resolution by Alderman Kohn was !, adopted authorizing the Mayor to confer with the School Committed, the City School Board and the Superintendent of the City Schools relative to providing a school for Ward 1 and to report to the Council.
 resolution by Alderman Rushton was adopted authorizing the City Treasurer to advertise for bids for furnishing 250 copies of the new City Code.
 Ordinances were introduced by Alder man Kohn appropriating $56. 30 to be paid to W. M. Irwin on account of erroneous taxes and by Alderman Gunter appro- priating S700 to pay for desks for the Heron Street school.
 Appointments Confirmed.
 The Council then confirmed the list of appointments in the Police Department by Chief Gerald with the exception of Patrolman T. c. Payne whose name was dropped on account of the new ordinance reducing the force of men from 40 to 39. Mayor Joseph announced last night that he would appoint Patrolman Payne assis- tant engineer of the city waterworks.
 A resolution was introduced by Alder man May authorizing the City Treasurer to advertise for bids for Improvements on the city market The rules were sus- pended and the resolution was adopted.
 Ordinances were introduced by Alder man Kohn by request prohibiting horses to stand with high reins and relative to selling fruits and candies on the streets. They were appropriately referred. Bids were opened for city printing and referred to the Finance Committee.
 The following bids for the $75. 900 issue of bonds were opened and referred to the Finance Committee:
 S. A. Kean. Chicago one per cent at- torneys fee.
 w. R. Todd & Co.,, Cincinnati, $1. 50 premium and accrued interest.
 A. M. Baldwin of Montgomery, $75,- ST. 50 which is at the rate of s101.17.
 Feeder Holzman & Co.,. Cincinnati par with interest and premium of $103.79.
 The New First National Bank, Colum- bus Ohio, par and interest.
 The bonds are to run forty years and draw 1-2 per cent interest. The bids were referred to the Finance Committee with instructions to report to the Coun- cil at a special meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
 At 10 o'clock the Council adjourned.