The Daytona gazette=news. (Daytona, Fla.) 1901-1922, 1904-07-30
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LA Hendricks at the meeting
- CIV Coupcil Monday evening.
=. Schmidt had his fighting clothes
=: and questioned the advisability
= espssdiug 70 much money on Sec-
"A syenue, to the neglect of the
,,ss in the other colored settle
1T Midway. Mr.. Hendricks, who
= chairman Of the Street Commit
:. il the prime mover Of the street
- now under way. He stated
at there were thousand persons
v;na in and about Midway, and he
- Of the opinion that it was about
- n them to have a substantial
6ghway. besides, when Second ave-
e 10 W good condition it will afford
splsssant drive for tourists in the
winter season.
Many citizens of Inytona have Ia
luged under the impression that too
arsl a amount Of money was be-
n expended on Fairview and Sec
sAd avenues. Mr.. w.. 'ixks, at the
ussihg Monday nie'. r.fnlly dem
oaefuasd that the roc~ work was
nj nesr o. expensive as he himself
Ia anticipated, and that the city
vcnld be able to build one more
peesssnent street after these two are
coapleted, and still have $1,000
WILL which to make repairs on the
otler streets.
when the session was called to
or6H Monday evening President
H9ris presided, and Aldermen Hen
dricka, Schmidt, Matthews and At
vupd answered u roll call. The
e31k read the minutes Of the pre-
viees meeting, which were approved.
Ellis TO the amount OF 1894 81
vws presented and ordered paid
A great part Of the amount was for
aset improvement, two-thirds Of
which will be returned to the city
treasury by abutting property own
90.
An ordinance establishing a fire
Init in the city of Daytona and reg
ulAting tho construction of buildings
n this FIRE limit was called up and
paDsed on second reading. Mr.
Hnhmidt delivered considerable ora
toy in an effort to have the fire
pp1. building limit extended to
F1st avenue on the north. The
measure passed without the amend
nent, however. A the next meeting
dthe City Fathers the ordinance
VII como up for final passage, after
which it will be published for four
weeks, tie. become effective.
UndAr the head of Communica-
6nos, petition was presented from
property holders asking to have the
6teA On the west side Of Palmetto
svsane, from Loomis avenue to
South street, filed up and sidewalks
built The matter was referred to
The Street and Sanitary Committees
jointly with instructions to report on
To matter at the next meeting.
A petition was handed in asking
The city to accept a new street laid
out from the intersection of Ridge
wood and South avenues to Daytona
srest. The matter was referred to
the Street Committee for report.
Flint avenueites asked for lights
Along their thoroughfare. The mat
ter was referred to the committee
having the light question in charge
The property owners on First ave
- also ssked to have the avenue
bailt and agreed to pay two thirds
dthe cost.
Ihe matter of draining Midway
- brought up, and bids on the
Wk will be asked for. A letter
On D. D. Rogers in reference tc
- natter Wa read.
Clerk Wilkinson expects to leave
nay on an extended trip TO Cali.
mia, and asked for leave of alb
- His rsqsest was granted
sad he Was authorized TO appoint
A:yor Smith as Deputy Clerk.
~ nsley WA appointed a mem
cH ct the apportionment committee
IN Place OF the late Geo. F.. Porter