The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-02-15

iuS OIuHudhC9 governing the sale o.
condensed milk and cream was return
ed without the approval of the mayor
inasmuch as he stated that il wa,
somewhat misleading. 1t was then re
ferred to the city attorney for hi:
opinion.
The Finance Committee.
Chairman Reilly of the finance com
mittee reported that $4,000 had beer
collected from various timber mer
chants for the timber boom at Mnsco
gee wharf, and that the money had
been turned into the treasury; also
that the committee recommended the
apprOpriating of $500 to the Carnival
Association. The report was adloptad
The franchise committee then re
ported upon a large number of Ordin-
ances, which had been referred TO that
body.
The City Hall.
Chairman McHugh. of the commit.
tee to award the contract for plans
and specifications for the new CITY
hall reported that the contract had
been awarded to w. G. Ausfeld of
Montgomery and that the plans and
specifications would reach here at an
early date.
The committee to confer with the
City Board of Health relative to the
ordinance compelling diaries to be
moved from the city. asked for further
time, inasmuch as it had not had an
opportunity TO confer with the health
authorities. This was granted.
Reports of Boards.
Chairman Walker Ingraham of the
Board Of Safety submitted the month
ly report of that board, showing the
cost of conducting that department.
and also the saving made in the feed
ing of prisoners. 1t was ordered fled
Chairman Zelius of the Board of
Works submitted a report covering tn ,
period from November to January 81.
and detailed the work which had been
done by his department, which show
ed the number of feet of streets re-
built. repaired, constructed, etc, as
we'll as cutters, crossings, etc. He al
SO stated that seven loads of ballast
had been procured free of charge from
vessels, and in some instances not
Alderman DAlemberte moved that
the report be filed and that board be
commended for the excellent, report,
which was carried.
Alderman McHugh called attention
to the deplorable condition of the
sidewalk on East Jackson street. be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
This was referred to the officials.
Many Ordinances.
Alderman Calm introduced an or
dinance granting the privilege to the
Pensacola Gas Company to construct
a spur track on Tarragona street. be-
tween Cervantes and DeSOtO streets.
It was referred to the franchise COM
nittee. ..
A New Committee.
At this point Alderman DAlemberte
moved that a committee be appointed
10 inspect all ordinances coming be
fore the council. with the exception of
hose relating to franchises, The mo-
ION was carried and the mayor later
appointed Aldermen D'Alemberte,
YOnge. Watson, Wright and Bars as.
he committee.
A New Street.
Alderman Reilly then introduced an
ordinance, which was ordered to take
Is usual course, providing for the
changing of the name of Reache street
o that of DeLuna street. and also that
t shall be paved and that no side
walks be constructed on the same.
This street is commonly known As
Jushman's alley and it is the intan-
ion of the city council as well as the
,wners of property along the same to
make it a typical Spanish street De
luna was one of the first explorers to
and in Pensacola bay and as there is
rot a street hearing MS name it was
bought most appropriate to name one
treet after him..
Salaries of Bond Trustees.
An ordinance relating to the sala-