The Paducah sun., 1906-04-28
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chamber in the city hall, April the 2.
l9O6, and upon call of the roll the
Following answered to their names:
McBroom, Barnett, Dipple, Duval,
Hill, Katterjohn, Kolb, Meyers.
Oehlschlaeger, Van Meter and Will
Hanson, G1)
On motion the minutes OF the pre-
yious meetings were adopted as read.
Hon. Campbell Flournoy addressed
the board and asked that the city do
nate $1,000 to the Commercial club.
No action.
On motion the action of the alder
men was coneurred in, in regard to
the request OF the Aycock Hosiery
Co. for exemption.
On motion. the recommendation of
the board of public works. in regard
to opening South Tenth street from
Broadway to Kentucky avenue, was
concurred in.
The communication from the plum
bers was received and filed
The mayor returned to the board
the Nineteenth street Improvement
ordinance from Washington street to
the Mayheld road. and ordinance re-
pealing sections Nos. 40 and 149 of
license ordinance with his approval.
On motion It was referred to the
Joint finance committee to invite the
gunboat "Paducah" TO visit Paducah.
The mayor returned to the board
the police ordinance with his veto
attached to same On motion OF mem
ber Katterjohn. It was given its third
passage. the mayors veto notwith-
standing. upon call of the roll. by
the following vote: Yeas, McBroom,
Barnett, Dlpple. Duyal. Hill. Katter-
john. Kolb, Meyers. VanMeter and
Williamson. UO); nays. oehlscblae-
ger, D.
On motion, the requests of the
property owners on First street. be-
tween Broadway and jefferson
streets. for street Improvements were
received and filed.
On motion. It was referred to the
hospital board TO get estimates ON
concrete sidewalks at the Riverside
hospital and report back.
On motion, 1t was referred to the
chief of the fire department 40 noti-
fy the property owners at Nos rs
and 1870. Broadway. to repair their
houses or same would be condemn
ed
On motion, the petition In regard
to the Paducah Traction Co.. extend
ing their street car line into Mechan-
icsburg was received and filed.
Member Kolb read the report of
the auditor and treasurer for the
month ending March 81. 1906.
On motion, Il was received and
filed.
Same read the report of the Joint
finance committee for the allowances
On motion of same, the joint f.
was allowed upon call of the roll by
the following vote: Yeas. McBroom,
Barnett, Dipple. Duyal. Hin. Katter-
john, Kolb. Meyers. Oehlschlaeger,
vanMeter and Williamson. UD.
On motion of the same, the Joint fl
nance committee was authorized to
borrow enough moneyto pay the gem
eral expenses OF the city, until the
payment of the first half of the city
taxes.
Same read the report of the join,
finance committee. stating that they
had refused the request of the Com
mercial club the donation of the sl,-
500 asked for.
Member Hill read an ordinance
entitled an ordinance contracting Tor
fuel. forage and groceries. by title,as
the rule had been suspended. On mo-
tion said ordinance was given It's sec
ond passage upon call of the roll by
the following vote: Yeas. McBroom'
Dippfe. Duval. Barnett. Hill. Katter-
John, Kolb. Meyers. oehlschlaeger'
VanMeter and Williamson, ND.
Same read an ordinance entitled
an ordinance exempting new manufac
turing enterprises established in the
city of Paducah, Kentucky, from the
payment ad valorem or license tax
to the city Of Paducah for a period
of five years. On motion, said ordi-
nance was given its first passage up
on call OF the roll by the following
vote: Yeas, McBroom, Barnett. DIP
pie. Duval, Hill. Katterjohn, Kolb,
Meyers, oehlschlaeger, VanMeter and
Williamson. 1D.
On motion, the ordinance to regu-
late and control the erection of poles
and wires in the city was referred to
the city solicitor and hoard OF pub
lie works.
On motion. the ordinances improv-
ing First street, from Broadway TO
Irap