The Iola register., 1902-04-11
TIE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
An Interesting and Important Session
Thursday-Lots of Business
Done.

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permit to run fruit and confectionery
stand at the corner of Madison and
Jefferson streets was rejected.
A. B. Trask was granted permit to
build ohe-story frame addition to
the house on lot 6, block So, on South
street.
j. Butler was granted permitto erect
two story buildingon his West street
lot
In response to a petition a crossing
over Madison avenue was ordered in
at Colborn street.
The petition of j. II. Ruby and 9TH
ers to be allowed to use wood instead
of brick or stone in walk on Isouth
Third street was rejected.
A petition for new walk ION south
Oak street signed by J.lF, Rutledge ct
al, referred to committee.
The petition of w. A. Cowan to
have the water mains extended on
Scott street was referred to the water
committee.
A petition was received from resi-
dents of north Washington avenue,
also an offer from VIM. Lanyon Sr
to furnish money to carry out same,
to extend water mains on that street
and the same was ordered done, inter-
est on the loan to be paid out of the
water rentals.
The school board 'srequest for water
on Kentucky street asfaras the school
house site, referred.
II. f Thomas reported water sold
in East lola S24.O7 City clerk O. l..
T. collection $3.50 police Judge,
1886.
The water and light superintendent
made his report for March and it was
filed.
A petition of citizens asking that the
city grant F. " Crouch right-of-way
past the water works plant to the new
park, and franchise to furnish cleo
trio power to the city was received,
read and filed.
Ordinance No. 462 extended the city
limits to take in the Bunnell home
place and attaching it to the Fourth
ward, was passed.
The city engineer filed an estimate
of the cost of paving Madison av-
veue.
On motion, c. S Palmer was or
dered released from Jail.
c. H. Wheaton was requested by the
council to look after the City Park at
the river. to rent the stalls and to ret
such revenue as he could from the
grounds.
On motion bills were allowed as
follows:
w l. Allison, March salary VS. - 90
f c Howard, March salary. 20 90
Warren Bott March salary g.. 6OOO
d f Fowler, March salary. 80 90
G A Womack, March salary. 80 90
A ID Roger, March salary...... so 90
ID H Brewer, March salary zee. 40 90
D NJ Gregg, March salary ..... 40 90
W II Barton, March salary. 40 90
j H Harris, March salary 900. A. 90
Travis Morse, March salary. % 90
w NJ Knapp, March salary. so 90
H f. Thomas, sale of water. 6O2
j H Sugg, teaming ng............ 20 25
II H Brown, labor .....,..... 90
F p McClelland, labor. .....". l3 75
Chas Liston, labor. l25
Mrs. Knapp, assistant clerk. 80 so
= Woodin, brooms .......... 40
NJ Cooper, lumber. er.......... IL 10
Northrup Lumber Co., lumber 467 "a
Shapel Il p. smithing 800
Shell Il Baird, hardware. . l23
Crane & Co., water supplies 80 so
lola Ice Co., error o. L. t.. 90
w L Allison, expense ...... 8 IS
KC Plumbing Co., making taps 30 90
Crane & Co., blanks. ....... 6 Is
II Z Fowler, recording deed 205
w M Knapp, expense. ......... 100
Frank Link, labor. IA 90
&C Seymour, burying dogs IS
A Coblenta, fire department. -. 3 30
G B Spencer, fire department so
Chas Womack, laundry y...... 4S
G A Japhet, fire denartment... A 90
The claims of John j. Greed for
$500 and of Mrs. l.. O'Brien for 81, 600
for injuries on defective sidewalks
were referred to the city attorney.
The claim OF H. Hobartfor boarding
prisoners for SS4,40 was referred to
finance committee The bills of c.
Stuteville and f. r. Loffer we're re-
jected
The treasurer of the Firemen's Re
lief Fund was instructed to pay $4S tc
F. S. Canatsey
The mayor and clerk were author
lied to close contract with w. II
Tarrant for sewer work, he to give
local bondsmen.