The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-08

Accounts against the city amount
ing TO q total Of s7,42O.2i were al
lowed
The treasurer's report. showing
si6. geo GO on hand February LIST. re-
ceipts sl0,529. 90; expenditures ss,-
262.G7. leaving n balance OF sls,ss7.
43. was received and flied.
The report of City weigher Hessle-
ton showing collections amounting to
s79.45 for tho month oy February,
was received.
Chairman RigglestcrRer, of the fl
nance committee. recommended that
the city pay no claims held by per
sons who are indebted to the city,
and that the street inspector hire
no wagons Of tesmsters who have
not paid their wagon license, and
tina; policemen leaving their post o..
duty while in performance Of their
duty, not be- paid for the time they
were of The recommendation were
concuIred in.
Elk Marshal James Crow fled re-
port OF fines replevied between Sep.
tember and October 81. 1908. show
ing due Prosecuting Attorney Jesse
Gilbort's estate S97. so in commits
sions; s254, 30 due the city. From
October 81 TO December showed com
missions due Prosecuting Attorney
Thomas Harrison 500. 30; due the
city $685.. so. The reports were re-
ceivcd and filed.
Wharfmsster s. a. Fowler report
Oh the collection of SEQ during the
month OF February.
The ordinance fixing the property
tax rate at sl.G5 with $3.50 poll tax,
was given first reading.
The request of NJ. Livingston and
Flournoy Bros. for the city TO grant
the !. @. permission to run spur
track 10 their warehouse on North
First street, was referred.
Teh ordinance to abolish the Offices
Of milk and meat inspector was killed,
Councilmen Jack son. Hymarsh, Han
non, ellison aud Gallman being its
only supporters
The request OF Mr.. Will Utterbsck
to build bill board at Thirteenth and
Jackson street, was referred.
a report from the city solicitor and
eng ineer relative TO au alley in dis
puie by G.. O. Wallace and Miss Lucy
Robiou was filed.
The report Of Sewerage Inspector
l.. Z. Rasor was received and filed.
A street electric light was ordered
placed at Seventeenth and Harrison
streets.
The horse watering trough was or
dorod removed from Tenth and Jack
son TO Eleventh and jackson streets.
improvements were ordered made in
City Assessor S. Dicks Office in the
city hall building.
The committee was allowed more
time TO decide whether or not Chief
Of Police james Collins be allowed
horse and buggy at the expense of the
city.
Tho ordinance committee was in
structed TO take up the matter of FIX
ing tho duties and salary Of the health
officer
The following coffee house licenses
were transferred; Dick Sebree, 100
Broadway to James McNulty; Pat
Lally, Fourth and Elizabeth, TO james
Lally; Conrad Boyer, Thirteenth and
Clay, to J. l.. Potter; Joan Segen-
folter h Co., South Third, to George
Edwards.
Lisoenses was granted @. Il. Black
well, Ninth and Washington; Chri +
Liobel, Seventh and Jackson.
The application of W. L. Ham for
coffee house license at 1ll3 Tennessee
street, was rejected. The Councilme n
voting against it We're Counoilmen
Hannah, Ingram, jackson, Rehkopf,
RiRglesberger, Taylor and Wat son.
The reports of Milk and Meat In
spector Duley and Health Officer
Graves were read and fled.
The mayor was ordered to call for
bids for extending the sewerage mp n
alley between Third and Fourth South
Of Moron streets, and also to adver