The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1904-10-14
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS
ASKED TO PAY DAMAGES BE
CAUSE OF A LOOSE BOARD.
ORDER MORE CEMENT CROSSINGS
Repairs to Sewer Ordered-Establish
Grade on Madison AVenue-Nlorfolk
Lumber Company Ordered to Com
ply With Plans and Build Walks.
TFrom SATURDAYS DaIlyl

Lumber Company Ordered to Com
ply with Plans and Build Walks.
tFrom Saturdays Dally1
The city council met I'm regular sCS
sion Thursday night with Mayor Ha
zen and all the councilmcn present
except lIalycrstinc, Kicsau and Will
kinsOn.
The proceedings of the meeting of
September 10 were read and approved
and the reports of the treasurer. po-
lice judge and street commissioner
for September were read and referred
to the auditing committee. The re-
port Of the city engineer regarding
grades and curb lines on Norfolk av-
enue was read and ordered filed.
The street and alley committee re-
ported that the sewer pipe at the east
end of Norfolk avenue near the mill
had washed out and needed to be re-
paired, also that it appeared that Mr.
Evans was intending to build an ad-
ditiOn to his building on Norfolk av-
enue without getting the required per
Of the sidewalks that had been con
demned by the council had not been
built and thought that it should be
done at once, and that several more
cement crossings were needed and
should be built yet this fall and that
Mr. Endcrs had offered TO build them
and wait for his money until the city
should get money from the taxes.
The council ordered that the sewer
pipe at the east end Of Norfolk av-
cnue should be raised up to place and
temporarily repaired
The city engineer was instructed to
establish grade on Madison avenue,
east from the government building to
Third street, under the direction Of
the street and alley committee.
The cement crossings that were con
sidered really necessary were ordered
built according to Mr.. Enders' propo-
SitiOn.
A communication from c. w. Will
kinson regarding his sidewalk was
read and referred to the street and al
| ley committee.
A motion prevailed that the Norfolk
Lumber company be notified to com
ply with the plans submitted to the
council for the construction of a build
ing on Norfolk avenue, and also to put
in sidewalks at once. The following
bills were read and allowed:
Martin Kane, September salary
and expenses ..............$ 90 %
G. II. Pilger, September salary
and expenses ............. so 80
w. II. Livingstone, September
salary ................... 40 90
! Citizens National bank, as
signed by II. L. LOvelace, la
Dor Observation-Disclosures. 80 O5
Citizens National bank as
signed by r. L. Lovelace, la
Dor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 S5
Citizens National bank. as
signed by +. Kruger, labor
on streets .................. ~
Citizens National bank, as
signed by Ed. Conley, labor
on streets ..........."..... IA 25
| ClIlIenS NdtlOHdl Ddnh, dS-
signed By NJ. ]. Best, labor
on streets ....,.,.......... "a
Citizens National bank, as
signed by II. II. Miller, sal
airy and labor .............. 46 OC
Citizens National bank, as
signed by f, Ruhlow, labor
on streets ...........,.,,. Z 81
John Friday, hardware ..... 6,
Brakeman & Hahn, hardware. Il
Edwards G. Bradford Lumber
Co., lumber ...........,... SO 81
l. T. Cook, filling Fourth street l62 s.
]. w. Duncan, labor on the
streets .................. II u
VIM. Greundeman, labor on the
streets observation-disclosures, IL 3
J. G. Wilkinson, labor on the
streets ..''...' '.'''''''''' <
Frank Lamb, draying ..,.... 2 2
w. II. Lowe, surveying and es-
tablishing grades on Norfolk
avenue ...,............,,. IL .
August Pasewalk blacksmith
ing Observation-Disclosures, =
Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Co., car sidewalk bricI...... 14O 2
Otto Sellin, poll tax refunded,
enormously paid ..,.......
c. S. Evans, printing ........ lS :