Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-06

advance in tho wage scale Of the labor.
ers Of the city, was adopted by a vote
Of the council, and
whereas. We deem Il AZ showing
the progressive and upright spirit OF
the city government Of the Capital
city Of tho greatest state 10 the great
Northwest that labor should be proper.
/ ly recognized. be it
Resolved That Capital Typoraph.
Ieal Union No. 2iO heartily endorse
This action and commends the city coun-
90 f1r this evidence Of a desire 20 rec.
ognizs tho rights Of labor. and 70 pro.
viio reasonable compensation therefor,
and be- it further
Resolved. That this resolution be-
spread upon tho records Of this union
anil "a copy be sent % the city council
of ihs city of Salem.
"ED0AR W srAm,
"B. p. WEST,
"F JAsKosKt,
Committee.
a rcmonaifance was read against tho
extension u Tho cement sidewalk iimit
'o Leslie street. Tho matter was re-.
frrrcd 10 tho committee on streets.
George o. Will and 80 others pc,l.
toned for an arc light 70 b. placed on
North Commercial street. AZ the end
of tho bridge across Mil creek. on
molion u 0csncr, a 32.eandle power
incandoscoui was ordered.
Another petition was read from ".
r. Helm and others Tor an lneandes.
cont light a. High and Division s,rests
Referred 20 light committee
Petitions for sidewalks from re5l.
ionis u Fourth street, In South salem,
from North Salem, were read, and 70.
forfei 20 committee.
Tho North Salem improvement league
requested tho council % establish a
grade In ward No. and part OF ward
No. d, according 20 section 50 OF the
amended charter. 80
A resolution by Nr GooIale was rs.
feFred 20 tho committee on printing. He
asked that all priniing for tho eIty
bear Tho union label.
A petition foF a Sidewalk on the.
east s.io Of Third street from PARTIES
interested was read.
The extension Of Sixth street WIS
asked 10 a petition from A. Glover and
others The matter was referred 10 the
committee on streets
The bids Tor feeding eitv prisons-.
were rejected, because they were TOO
indefinite and failed to state the menu.
scott md Ferguson offered 10 serve
meals AZ l2A cents and W. p George
az rs cents
The b'A Tor the buijing Of wooden
sidewalks were referred 10 tho e,m.
mittee on streets J. W. Manlsv sur.
miited a bil st "a cents a foot ana
Josso Maey's bid was for 25 esats a
foot
Various orders for cement sidewalk.
were read and adopted Among these
were sidewalks on Marion street. Court
street aud Cottage street
Applications Tor liquor license ws,.
read from M L. Hamilton. 857 sr,ts
street, and r EekoTlsu. l5e Commercial /
street Both Wera referred 10 the com.
mites.
Councilman Haas Introduced a rim |
Tor the maintenance OF board -
aealih 10 provides for a secretary ~
the board az a salary Of $500. Tho hin /
contains 81 lengthy sections After two
r'adinss were given, it was referreI d,
% eeemmitteo plumbing. /
A bin declaring What nuisance is
'ad proAibiting the ostablishmspt ..fl
livery barns, feed stables. etc, without
permit from the council, was given
Wo readings and referred 10 the orp.
'a'ee committee, The bin was intro.
iueei b., Mr.. HaaA
Mr.. Wallace intro,lueei q hin q, ma,
iieii the use Of nioke-iu.tLe-slot ma.
.1inos or any machine IN which an.
iemeni of chance hguros The bml
nases no Fefcrenoo TO card machine.
'at provides a license Zee of a. So ~,
ao1th Read twice ana referred 70 a..
.inanee oommiiteA Mr.. Wanae. A.,
Introduced a. oF,ananse to regulate ths
sitting out of shade trees alOas tAs