The daily sentinel., 1905-12-14
4 LONG BUSINESS SESSION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

Mayor Bunting, the eight alder
men. City Clerk Conley. City Attorney
| Coles and other city officials were all
present at the new city hall last night
I when the December session of the
city council was called to order.
There was much business to be con
sidered and the council was soon hard
at work
C.. p. McCary filed a petition ask
ing permission to place a corrugated
roof on his blacksmith shops on Colo
RADIO avenue. Smith Groves. the
/ bicycle men, also fled a petition ask
! ing permission TO erect an extension
TO the Alderman building at 44O
Marin street, TO be covered with cor
rugated root. The petitions were re-
terred TO the ere and police commit
tee and after consideration the ne
titions We're turned down by the COM
mittec and the council sustained the
committees action. To grant such re
quest would have been in violation Of
the city ordinance consequently the
committee promptly refused
An extensive communication bear
ing the signatures OF a large number
OF citizens of the Mobley subdivision.
asking that a street he opened be
tween Fairview and Main street. This
new street is to be extended to Cheol-
utoa avenue. The matter was refer
red to the street and alley commit
tee.
A petition for a sidewalk on ouray
avenue near Second street was receiv-
ed and referred to the proper COM
mittee
Tn various reports of the city of
ficers We're read and filed with the
proper committees.
The report OF Police Magistrate
sweeney showed that during the
month of November IS arrests were
made. of these three paid fines. in
the cases of twenty-one sentence was
suspended, two were discharged. and
TWO were committed to Jail a total
Of $4,000 was collected in fines. The
month was a very quiet one i'm the po-
lice court. compared with previous
months of the year.
Chairman Platt. of the street and
alley committee. stated that on ac-
count Of the cold weather the street
grader would be taken on as the
ground was frozen and made sat
isfactory work of the grader impos-
sible.
Aldermen Lutes and Davies made
n partial report regarding the gutter
ing OF Main street. between Fourth
and Fifth streets.
Alderman Davies made his month
ly report regarding the expenses OF
the water system. ID cost $1,000 to
conduct the plant during the month
of November. or nearly 5000 less
than October.
Alderman Norris asked for fur
Their time TO find dumping ground, I
be has several sizes uader considers (
ton
A large number Of bills were read, I
approved and ordered paid.
A proposed ordinance which on
passage shall be known as Ordinance
No. 1873. was given its first read /
ing This ordinance is regarding the
and the establishment
of street grades. The ordinance Will .
be published in the official paper and 4
all citizens interested in the work OF
the grades. matter that {
the city council has had under CON
slderation for months, should read !
this ordinance,
City Clerk Conley was instructed .
to ascertain II DR.. II. S. Henderson,
the city physician expected 10 remain .
permanently from the city, or whe-
Their he had appointed a deputy.
Lee williams, J.. II. Cady and other
proprietors of lunch and refreshment
counters. made a protest against the
street car lunch stand on the corner 4
OF Fourth and Colorado. claiming /
that this lunch car was affecting their
business. The matter was referred .
to the street and alley committee for
action.
Fire Chief Rogers asked that the /
council arrange so that after Janu-
airy list the volunteer firemen should 4
receive s1.00 for the first hour and .