Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-22


 Alderman Dunnington calleI atten- ton to the fact that but little wa,k las been done on the streets on lhe south side of the city during the pas. l1N years, and requested that tie graders be put to work in that portion oI the city The engineer stated that he would be able ,s get to this wol,> during tie present week.
 Orders New Lights.
 Alderman Dunnil-ton reported tta; there is 8 dem<;n Cr street ,ig,ts Fl the following places Four; esutn a3l Locust, Eleventh aa.t Plum. Fifteenth and Locust. Sixten,li ana ,sa. Seven teenth and Ash and Eioh, eenth and Ash. The council W'1ernd that the Citizens Light and Transit company be notified to establish these lights and to also be nnti jed of their faIllre to establish lights ordered heretofo:@
 The board Of pnhl, affairs was alst- directed to purchase four metal drinl1- ing fountains, and have them estab lished at different points in the city.
 The fire committee Was authorized to have rules and reulations for con ducting the department published in took form. The fire committee WAS c Y?I. o1s iJNan hf. selection of a site for the erection of a fire station on Lakeside.
 The board of public affairs reported back to the council, without recon mendation on the proposition received for furnishing the city hall bui!din with acetylene gas.
 New Sidewalk Ordinance.
 The ordinance requiring sidewalk, to be established at various places in the city was then read the second time and amended, ready for final ac tion. The ordinance requires cancreta sidewalks in the territory prescribed but provides that where good walks of other material exists the citizens shall not be required to take up the same. so long as they remain in good repair. The territory embraced in ths. sidewalk ordinance is as follows the requirements being that the walks in the business district shall be from nroperty line to curb. and in the r'' dance section five feet wide:
 Barraque street between Alaha". and Walnut streets: Second avenue between Alabama and Walnut streets: I hird avenue on the north side there. of between Louisiana and Georgia streets, and on the south side thereof tetween Louisiana and Georgia streets: Fourth avenue between Ala Hama and Chestnut streets; Fifth ave- nue between State and Pine streets; State street between Barraque street and Fifth avenue: Alabama street be- tween Barraque street and Fifth ave uue: Pine street between Barraque street and Fifth avenue; Chestnut street between Barraque street and Fourth avenue: Walnut street be- tween Barraque street and Fourth avenue: Main street between Barra que street and Seventh avenue.
 parraque street between Walnut aud Ash streets: Second avenue be tween Walnut and Plum streets. and letween Alabama and Nebraska et1eets, Third avenue between Wal nut and Linden and between Linden md Mulberry on the north side there of. aud between Louisiana and Mis- so,lri streets: Fourth avenue between Chestnut and Linden on north side. and between Chestnut and Plum cn south side; Fiffh avenue between Pine and Hickory streets and on sAa south side between State ani Mis- sorri streets: Sixth avenue between Wisconsin and Cypress streats; Mar ltn avenue between Stale and Ollyt streets: Fifteenth avenue between Missouri and Ash streets; Harding aynnue between State and Oliys streets: Alabama street between Fifth and Sixth avenues: State street he tween Fifth and Harding avenuesk Vain street between Seventh anl Twentieth avenues; Pine street be tween Fifth and Tenth avenues; Chestnut street between Fourth and Sixth avenuts, and between Harding md Twentieth avenues; Walnut street between Fourth and Martin venues; Olive street between Barra- rue and Sixth avenue, and between Tenth and Twentieth avnues; Laurel street between Pullen street and Tichth avenue, and between Tenth and Fifteenth avenues; Beech street