The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-08-09

properly owners were represented b,
j. 5. Ross and Boyle was represepfe.
by Eugene Graves. The strong point
OF the protest were that the part O
the city was in the suburbs. and onl,
two patrolmen are there to give pro
lection, and that houses of IN fam
are located In the section, and III,
better people residing in the neigh
borhood are against the license. Mr.
Graves dwelt much on the excellen
reputation Of the applicant. On rol
call the license was refused. Alder
man Hannah being the only alderman
voting aye"
Il. W. Berry again applied for
cense at POS Kentucky avenue. II,
vas represented by Judge ID. G
Park. and the owner Of The building
y. C. Boone, agreed to erect a high
fence in the rear. a protest was re
c,.ved from Mrs. l.. Henneberger. II
Alderman. a merchant Of Kentucky
avenue, made short talk against tht
lio use. The license was refused. Al
delman Smith aud Ilannan voting
"ayr."
Goodwin & Locklin were granted a
l.cen nj 500 South Third street
G. A. Chambers license, 2OI Sou d
Ninth treet, was held up again, IN
certain requirements Of the licen
committee are complied with.
Alderman Hubbard stated It had
been calloI to his attention by the po-
lice that there was not an ordinance
preventing prostitutes ana men from
wiikIng together on the streets
There is one IN force 10 prevent them
from stcpp ug and engaging IN con
and the police want one to
keep them on the streets. Unanimous
ly the board ordered an ordinance
brought in
Street Ordinances.
The following street ordinance
were passed on both first and secon-l
reading: Harris street between Sew
enth ana Eighth streets. grading and
grayuiing: Seventeenth street. be-
tween Broadway and b street. Zoo
Whe er addition. grading AID gray
ellng Farley place. between Glen
onts md Myers street, Sidewalk
curbs and cutters.
Tho resolution giving Rhodes-Bur-
fO.l company. North Fourth sire C..
and The Illinois Central railroad hos
p.tal, Broadway permission TO place
sidewalks In the front of
their property was passed unanimous
.y
Miscellaneous business.
The gcport of James Collins. chief
" police. was received ana filed.
The deed to caldwell" park was
lctepled by the aldermen. Tho park
Is "a triangular shaped lot facing on
Williams ana Burnett
streets.
Advice was accepted from Mayor
Yeiseg and the ordinance committee
was instructed 10 bring in an ordl-
nance to compel property owners 20
cut the weeds on their premise
Mayor Yeiser's recommendation
that horses bee prevented from stand
ng on Broadway was referred TO the
ordinance committee TO bring .n an
ordinance.
The mayor was instructed Oh re-
new the clty's note for 10000
Clark street. between Tenth and
Eleventh street.. viii be graded and
sravcled. and the ordnance W. be
brought In at once.
The board concurred I'm the action
Of the council in authorizing plan for
a new house for the sexton in OAK
Grove cemetery.
Government weights were ordered
and they viii be used at
The city scales TO correct them
An increase in salary asked by
Robert - Richard On. assistant city
engineer. was referred to the finance
The milk ana meat inspectors re-
port was received and nlod and or
iered published.
Manager j. b. Allen. OF the Postal
company. complained that
IN asses smout of $4,000 was too
much for his company aud on recon
10 was referred TO the
mayor
Complaint OF the manner I'm which
First street had bcen constructed was
referred 90 the joint street commit
tee and the city engineer. The COM
plant covers the points that ordi-
nances connrt: it Is not authorized
by law: and that there u.s. a conflict
with the right Of way.
The Home OF the Friendless was
granted permission 10 connect with
sewer district. No ..