The Paducah sun., 1906-04-28

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Hank, Hubbard and Miller, CO.
On motion the minutes of the pre-
vious meetings were adoptedfas read.
On motion the request of the prop
cray owners on Goebel avenue in re-
gard to 80 inch pipe under said
street was referred to the Joint
Street Committee, City Engineer and
the Board of Public Works.
On motion the action of the Coun-
Gil was concurred in. in regard to
the City opening Tenth street, be-
tween Broadway and Jefferson
streets.
On motion the request of the Pa
ducah Traction Co. to extend their
lines into Mechanicsburg, was re-
ceived and filed.
The Mayor presented the Nine
teenth street and the amended IL
cense Ordinance, with his signature
attached.
On motion the Communication
from the Plumbers in regard to the
Sewer Inspector was received and
flied.
On motion it was referred to the
Joint Ordinance Committee to bring
in an Ordinance giving the Board of
Public Works the power 10 appoint
the Market Master, Wharfmaster
and the Sewer Inspector.
On motion the action of the Coun-
ell was concurred in. in regard TO
the request of the Aycock Hosiery
Co.
On motion the communication from,
the retail coal dealers in regard to
weighing on the City scales was re-
ceived and filed
On motion IL was referred to the
Joint Street Committee in regard to
placing a seven fot concrete culvert
under Goebel avenue.
On motion the Communication
from A. G. Gilbert in regard to sell
ing to the City 35 fot of ground TO
open South Tenth Street between
Broadway and Kentucky avenue, ard
the City pay for the street improve
ments, was left open until Mrs. Pur-
year could be heard from.
Member Miller read the report of
the Treasurer and Auditor for the
month ending March the 31st, 1906,
showing a cash balance on hand to
be $79.707 60. On motion 1t was re-
ceived and filed.
Same read the allowance of the
rofot Irtr.,r, Tnn,pn{t4oo for tho
month of March, 1906, amounting to
$9,O42.SS. On motion same was al
lowed upon call of the roll by the fol-
lowing vote: Yeas-Starks, Bell,
Chamberlain. Farley, Hank, Hub
bard and Miller, 90.
On motion of same the action of
the Council was concurred in, in re-
gard to the City, to borrow enough
money to pay the running current
expense of the City until the Tax pay
ment in the month of June.
on motion of same the request of
the Commercial Club TO have the City
to donate the Club $1,500.O0 year
was received and filed.
Member Bell read an Ordinance
entitled an Ordinance prescribing the
manner In which Contracts may be
let for Fuel, Forage and Groceries
and fixing a penalty for violating
said Ordinance.
ON motion said Ordinance was
given its second passage upon call OF
the roll by the following vote;
Starks, Bell, Chamberlain,
Farley, Hank, Hubbard and Miller,
90.
On motion of same the Manufac-
turing Exemption Ordinan"s was re-
ferred back to the Ordinance Com
mittee.
The Mayor presented the Police
Ordinance with his veto attached.
On motion said Ordinance was given
its third passage, the Mayors veto
Notwithstanding, upon call of the
roll by the following vote: Yeas
Starks, Bell. Chamberlain, Farley,
Hank, Hubbard and Miller, 90.
on motion the petition from the
Odd Fellows inviting he Poard to
participate in their parade was re-
ceived and filed.
on motion l.; was referred to the
Chief of Police 10 have deg pourd
Quit to impound dogs In.
On motion the request Of the prop
erty owners on First street between
Broadway and Jeffersan streets, was
received and fllsC in rcga,d IL M
proving same.
On motion of Member Chamber
lain, IL was referred to the Paducah
Water Co. to extend their watei
mains on Twentieth street between
Broadway and Jefferson streets.
On motion It was referred to the
Ioint License and Ordinance Com
mitees to bring in an Ordinance fix
ng the districts for a Saloon license.
On motion Of Member Farley the
report of the Chief of Police was re-
eived and filed.
Member Hubbard read an applica-
lion from G.. w. Edwards and A. A.
Adkins for coffee house license at
No. S33 South Third street. They
offered as their bondsmeD r. c.