The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-08

Mayor Yeiser was authorized "a
borrow %. 700 10 pay the Sesersve,
Gans we'll and Dubuque p ople for the
are spparsti, alarm boxes, hose, etc.
The mayor was sul nor zed 70 borrow
sl,70n TO pay tbe Messrs Terrell 70
. strip OF Land through the old Brad
shaw phase, 10 "open Nine,eenth
street" through toe property to tbs
Hinkleville road That locality ,s
nothing but woods and there does not
seem 10 be any demand for opening q
street through IL but the CITY has to
waste its money some way. In open.
ing ths street, the city 10 to pay
o., 700 for the property and the gravel
ing is TO 10 done half by the Messrs.
Terrell and half by the other property
owners.
The water company was instructed
10 extend It's mains on Madi 'on street
between Eighth and Ninth and op
Harrison street between sixteenth and
Seventh entb.
Mayor Yeis,r was authorized t.
select his own design as the official
al OF Paducah and send it forward
20 he builders of The gunboat PaducAt
O. be- uset on parts of the raft. II thu
aldermen raiifv, the ms,or will adopt
a. the seal he figure Of an Indian.
The following delegates were AZ.
pointe g. toe WATERWAYS ION stntior
az Hu tington. West Va and sl50
sllowei 70. he expen o.: :. A
Fowler, Mars Cole, Young Taylor,
J Il. Ashorat and H my Peter
Hon. james NJ. Lang was sppointed
delegate TO tie Tenn ~ river
Improvement association which meels
Nov. 22, NJ Decatur, ALL, sni Co.
was allowed for expenses.
The Board of Public Works was
authorized g. have Necessary repair
male on the sewerage punping stu
non al Tliri and Clay streets.
TIE Fowler-wolf works were given
p rm ion TO erect meta d ition
o herr establishment on lowe Broad
way.
The po.io' tommi sioners were au-
hor Sed 60 puIoi as q rev hor r
the afro. wagon.
II was decire eli 10 revise the market
house aud licerse ordinances, aud lie
joint 'ommitiees having charge III
those matters were called 10 meet O.
m ROW night 20 heEin the work
President L p Noble. of tue Board
of Public Works, reported that the
street appropriation was exhausted,
aud about o., 600 was needed for neces-
safy worK the remainder OF the year.
IL was ordored that the board he given
whatever part of the excess money col
lscled fog taxes that IL needs.
The report of treasurer J. !.
Dorian showed ON hand sl96. 81 AS,
most Of which is the bond money
Bills salaries, etc were allowed
to the amount of sl6, 500 80.
After discussingg the advisabilty
OF csnoeling the insurance policies on
the tIty light plant 1t was decided 10
koep them In force.
The ordinance for storm sewers on
Second street, tetween Broac way snu
Kentucky. was repealed, as it provides
for a payment of the storm sewers by
the city.
The ordinance for sidewalks or
Tennessee street between Twelfth am
Thirteenth was given 'econd passage
The ordinance for the improvement
of the alley between Tenth, Trimbls
ana Boyd streets was lost
The ordinance providing 8 fine for
blowing up" meats sold on tn,
market was not passed, as IL waf
denided to incorporate it in tine new
market house ordinance.
The water company reported TINT
1t had extended its mains on Elizabeth
street between Third and Sixth. Cd
Caldwell between Eighth aud Ninth,
Eighth from Norton to Husbands, ara
on Boyd street North of Tenth.
Ths request Of Mrs J K Colour
for permission TO erect small fran,
ADDITION to property on washingto'
street between Fourth and Fifth wa,
referred to Solicitor e. II. Pnryea'
for settlement.
The following transfers of saloon