The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-03-18

. opening CT an alaeF --1Leel Ie1E VICE De-
tween Ohio and Wabash avenues from
the opening If q street fifty feet wide
from Ohio 70 wabash avenues, between
, Douglas zrel11 and First street Both
thsse petitions were referred 10 the pub
lie Improvement committee
a motion was passed by the council
ordering thar no more pe--its be granted
plumbers for work on the paved streets
untu the Asphalt company was ready 70
repair the same This was done 20 BET
tar the condition On North Main street
+ section 81 the ordinance relating % the
. bonds cf plum 1ers- was read and another
section passed 50 thzt the plumbers could
give either a oondmaie by a surety COM
pa1y Or signed b local people.
@ y. Ferguson presented a hill q $50
for legal services. Mr. Ferguson was as
s3ct1 wth City Attorney Helm II the
city. which has been decided n favor q
the c.ty hy Ike Circuit court Of apeals
~ St Lc ar Ferguson asks that
be rall him as his compensation for
his eLare u tle work
Sir Smith ~ tle Auditorium committee,
of the council reported THAI the commit
tee hl uer Hith the committee from
the Chauber OF Commerce and had or
e1izz5 and would proceed Immediately
wta the work ~ Building an auditorium
q petition was presented asking that the
coulcll o-Ier is curb on 5otd sides OF
water street from Douglas avenue south
- Crue street. The city attorney was
Instructed g. Lratr an ordnance ordering
~ la= curb
anrer petition was presented asking
for curb c1 both sides of Market
street from Fl1e % Elm street.
pus we're presented asking foT
. rlarrl1r r0.I1TrS-
On lne east side If FairVlew avenue
fr5ri Thlrrlalrh 70 Seventeenth streets
on Lhs Us SIDE or Ida avenue from
Douglas to lcsg avenues
On tle south SIDE IF Texas avenue from
Sere 10 Earlleg avenues.
on the north side of Texas avenue
srcl lnl,eE avenue 10 Sycamore street
on The east side of Wabash avenue
from Central 10 Nur6ock avenues.
On rrs norrh side Of Douglas avenue
frcu Hydraulic - 1Losley avenues
These petitions were an granted and
ths property owners given uncl Nay l.
90 construct the walks
The II srlar1 Cemetery association had
l5uz petition before the council. ask
irg tlen 90 appropriate so toward the
endowment fund al the association. Just
before the petition was read I've fair
LADIES' liai i-t9 the council chamber and
expected their president 10 make
sHeech but that lady did uor appear As
they 1re about % leave they sent a
box of cigars % the mayors desk The
matter of aprroprlz-i1s the money was
REFEREES 90 the finance committee
4 petition was presented asking that
Csfa street between Topeka and fremont
are1-es la opened south 10 Harry street
This was referred TO the public improve
u-l committee
The people ia the north end q the city
wanr the Fecant ground between law
renee avenue ard Market street ard be-
tween TWEEN ty-zec1ud and Twenty third
tsEar into Che City. They claim
tEt Llz move would be for the good
ha ciCy in many WAYS THIS was re-
f=l 81 the city attorney ana the pub
BIZ Improvement committee.
The MAYOR appointed the following
fn5Eas and clerks for The spring election,
al q which were confirmed by the c0un-
eli.
FIRST WARD:
Erst cci-ct--Juase5; J. S. Beck
with. T. q P-rGam :. o. Hawley. Clerks:
e. Cacre1tlc'z Harry Davis.
Seco15 c.nc--Julses: Paul Brown.
Jesse Burt IT, 1l Calhoun. Clerks; Geo
Enorr p DeVfer.
d Iac--JuGges: J. H. Alex
snr ~ A. Carr. Albert ChristHan-
Cle1zss A. J. Jones. Robert Williams.
SECOND WARD:
Fl-sc .rct-Tu5ges, II \. Ford.
y 81. Dresser VIVA Campbell. Clerks.
Itt-le ~ J. lLarlea
second PracInc--fud Geo. ".
No-=s J1ha r. Chi1neth. ~ - Ayres.
C J. IL Robert u. A. AcCand-
a Prsc.-c--Ju5ges. d. II. Dickson.
Iea Gaae Ec-z. Clerks. John
Alexander. Clark Camp