The Paducah sun., 1906-04-28
MINUTES OF BOARD
OF COUNCILMEN

an ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance providing for
the sale of a franchise and privileges
for the purpose of erecting and
maintaining an electric street rail-
way in the city of Paducah, Ken
lucky. approved october eth, 1904"
On motion, said ordinance was given
its first passage upon call of the roll
by the following vote: McBroom.
Barnett, Dipple, Duval, Hill, Katter-
john, Meyers. Oehlschlaeger. Van
Meter and Williamson, GD.
Same read an ordinance entitled
an ordinance to amend an ordinance
entitled "An ordinance providing
for the sale of franchise and privil-
eyes of erecting, operating and main
tanning an electric street railway in
the city of Paducah, Kentucky, ap-
proved August 31st. 1906" On mo-
tioD. said ordinance was given It's
first passage upon call of the roll by
the following votes: McBroom. Bar
nett, Dipple. Duval, Hill. Katterjohn
Kolb, Meyers, Oehlschlaeger, Van
Meter and Williamson. GD.
On motion, the request of the
property owners of Fourteenth
street was referred to the joint street
committee. and report back
On motion of Member Williamson
the Paducah Water company was in
structcd to extend their water mains
on Broadway to Twentieth and JEFF
ferson streets.
On motion of same, Il was referred
to the Joint light committee to re-
port back to the general council the
cost of two more dynamos to furnish
about $50 more lights for the city
electric light plant.
On motion. the report of the chief
of police was received and filed
Member Dipple read an application
for retail liquor license from j. T.
Jenkins. No. 10G South Second
street. He offered as his bond the
Illinois Surety company OF Chicago.
On motion, aaid license was granted
and bond accepted. upon call of the
roll by the following vote: Yeas,
McBroom. Barnett, Dipple. Duval.
Hin. Katteriohn. Kolb, Meyers, Oehl-
schlaeger, VanMoter and william
son, GD.
On motion, the clerk was instruct
ed to issue a deed to a lot in Oak
Grove cemetery to Mrs NJ. ID. Kelly
On motion. the action of the alder
men was concurred in in regard to
renting ttr :Iew cematery grounds TO
l.. D. Potter for 500.
On motion. the action of the al
dermen was concurred in in regard
to granting the Central Labor bod
of Paducah the privileges of car
nival or street fair in the month of
September, 1895.
On motion. II was referred to the
joint ordinance committee to bring
in an ordinance giving the board of
public works the power to have the
telegraph and telephone companies
to place all dead men as they deem
ht.
II. +. Barnett offered as his bonds
men as sanitary Inspector A. Par
kins and ]. S. Trortman. On motion.
said bond was accepted upon call of
the roll by the following vote: Nc
Broom, Barnett. Di2ple. Hill. Katter-
john. Kolb, Meyers, Oehlschlaeger.
VanMeter and Williamson, (1D.
JIM. Moller offered as his bond as
sanitary officer ]. NJ. Lang and
Henry Kolb. On motion, said bond
was accepted upon call of the roll by
the following vote: Yeas. McBroom,
Barnett. Dipple. Duval. Hill. Katter
john. Kolb, Meyers, Oehlschlaeger.
vanMeter and Williamson, GD.
A. Bundersman offered as his bond
as sewer inspector the Fidelity and
Deposit company of Maryland. On
motion. said bond was accepted upon
call of the roll by the following
vote: Yeas. McBroom. Barnett, Dip
pie Duval. Hill. Katterjohn, Kolb,
Meyers. Oehlschlaeger. VanMeter
and williamson. GD.
On motion. IT was referred to the
board of public works TO bring in
their recommendations to recon
struct the sidewalks on Broadway
from Eleventh to Ninth streets.
On motion, the board of public
works was instructed to open an al
leyway around the Lincoln school
building.
On motion, the president of the
board was instructed to appoint a
committee to revise the rules of the
general council.
The request of Chief Wood, of the
fire department. in regard to tele-
phones az the fire stations. was re-
ferred to the fire committee