Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1903-10-08

teOrSe King, 80
Reports of treasurer and burgess filed.
Moved by Cummings seconded by
Marshall, that Henry Robinson be exon
Grated from payment of dog tax for
1903. Carried
Moved by Marshall seconded by Green
that John Fleming be refunded dog tax
in sum of 81, for 1902 Carried.
Moved by Shaffer, seconded by Nelson
that the Secretary be instructed to place
in the hands of the proper officer for ser
vice on the following property owners in
Emporium Borough, notices to rebuild or
repair their sidewalks in front of their
respective properties within 20 days after
the service of said notices or the said
walks will be built, rebuilt or repaired as
the case may bel by the Borough of En-
porium without further notice and 30
per cent will be added to the cost thereof
which cost of rebuilding or repairing will
be charged to and collected from their
respective estates. The persons upon
whom notices shall be served and the To-
cation of the properties and the nature of
OF the work required are as follows:
Walnut street-Trustees Presbyterian
church, new walk.
Third street-Robert Hacket, w. w.
Dickinson, Jos. Barnard, Frank White
estate, S, S. Smith, Rhoda Russell, new
walk. Mary Beers, repairs.
Fourth street-Mrs. Ell. G. Rockwell,
new walks; Mary Butler and josiah
Howard and Robt. Warner, repairs.
Fifth and Chestnut streets-Henry
Edgcomb, new walk.
Woodland avenue-Henry Graham
and Elk Tanning Co., new walks.
Sixth street-P & Il. Land Co., re-
pairs: Henrietta Fetter, II. Fl. Mullin
and Edgar Henry, new walks.
Allegany avenue-Henry Sassman,
+. Coppersmith, new walks; Henry Rob
inson, repairs; l.. X. Huntington and
Hack enberg & Thomas, raise walks.
Fifth street-Major Moore, Mrs.
Andrew Moore. Maud Thomas, L. X.
Huntington, Thomas Joyce, Mary Dal-
rymple, Maggie Swartz, Trustees Free
Methodist Church new walks, Harvey
Welch, Thos. Welch repairs.
9th and Maple streets, George Metzger
Jr., repairs.
Chestnut street-Cameron county, new
walk.
Spruce streets-MrS. Emma Ness
new walk.
Pine notwithstanding & Thomas,
repairs.
Moved by Cummings seconded by
Green that Council examine street at NJ.
G. Tulis store Oct. 9th, and report at
next meeting. Carried,
Moved by Shaffer seconded by Cum
mings that Auditors report be received
and published in two papers at same price
as last year. Carried.
Moved by Cummings seconded by
Friendle that one half dozen cuspidors be
provided for Council rooms. Carried.
Moved by Shaffer seconded by Frien-
die that Street Commissioner be instruct
ed to fill in ditch on north side of ALE
gany Ave. between the property of s. d.
Mcdonald east to Pine St. where pro-
perty owners put in drain pipes. Car
ried.
Moved by Cummings seconded by
Friendle that any who desires them may
have 500 C. p. electric lights by paying
S. down for same and S. per month un-
til paid Carried.
/ Moved by Cummings, seconded by
Nelson that an Ordinance known as Or
dinance No. 43 conterring certain rights
etc. upon Coudersport Gas Co., be passed,
enacted and ordained.
The ayes and nays were called and the
couDcilmen voted as follows. Ayes
Marshall, Green, Catlin, Friend!e, Bal
com, Housler, Nelson, Cummings, and
/ Shaffer
The ordnance was declared carried.
On motion the Council then adjourned.
j. JAY GooDNoUGH, Secretary.