The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-01-09

and thought that a higher Iieen,
should be exaoted. lie moved In,
the place be declared q nuisance an
Immediately suppressed. The vote r,
. suited In tie, aud the mayors vol
caused the measure to be lost. IN
matter was finally left to the polio
committee, to order the place provid
Cd with proper fire escapes and th
infiammable material on the lowe
hoor removed, or the place closed up
A petition for light on Shermsl
street at the corner of s. j. Frank ]
Residence. was granted.
| The following bills were allowed anC
ordered paid:
Marshal's salary for December. s75
$50. ''
Fred Howe, team work, $3.50.
w. Haynes, supplies, e. l5.
Electric Light Co., s45. rs.
a. ): Derby, legal advice, $3.50.
". u. Aldred, team work, s2a. 30.
Oregon Lumber Co., lumber, s62. 55.
j. II. Nickelsen, fees, SIC. .25.
j. X. Nicklesen, commission on Iii.
censes, s22s. go.
Truman Butler, treasurer's fees.
sll4.30.
Snow 4 Upson, supplies, se.
J. j. Luckey, supplies, 75c.
Dave Taylor, work on streets, s6. rs.
transfer Co., team work, sS.
1886.
=, Ramona Hotel, meals for prisoners,
s74.25. "''''
Ordinance NJ. l39, relating to
building sewer, was passed.
Ordinance No. 14l, relating to
transfer of liquor licenses. was passed.
Ordinance No. l43, calling special
election foi February IL, for the pur.
pose of voting$ 10000 bonds to buv
the present water system, and $40. zoo
10 Improve the same, was passed.
Ordinance No. l44, relating to GEN.
srai street grading, was passed.
ordinance No. l42, relating to II.
sensing OF teams, was passed. The
new ordinance calls for a Iicenseao
Szo per year for the first team, $50 for |
,wo teams, $40 for three teams, and |
'oo for four teams or more. Ii ex
'mpts work to be done for the city.
cams for funerals and oultivating OF
'ardens. Automobiles are also In.
'luded In the ordinance.
Ordinance No. las, to close pooI
ooms at midnight and on Sundays.
nd to exclude minors under I8 years
Il age, passed its first reading,
Marshal Ganger appeared for ths
ire company and asked that the
ouncil advance money to pay for
adges, as they had no money In their
reasury, having spent 1t In buying
quipment. The matter was referred
the lire and water committee. |,
me following we're appointed Judges
the special election to be held Feb.
uary II: A. N. Rahm, o. B. Hart.
~ and Geo. p. Crowell. Rev. W. q. /,
'iiomre and W. II. Sheets were an.
ointej clerks.
Ihe sewer committee recommended
hat q new district be created to take .
the lots on the west end of the
Ity, at the boundary OF sewer dis.
'ict NO. y, as 1t was an injustice to
ne property owners OF the present | c
- AonA tihC VI bTuuk sewer Il
to be laid on Paradise avenue. with :
10 lots only on one side to assess. :
I'd when that territory on the west =
'mes In later, they will have no y
unk sewer to pay Tor, but can con- = =
q. direct to the sewer on that street i
thout paying for 1t. A motion to :,
eate new district was passed. 4
The meeting adjourned. =,
eretary Nickelsen's Report for 1907. Il
3alance Jan. l, 1907: General fund. u
"a. "a sewer fund, s4636. Al (deflcit1 %
"a fund, sll48. 90; water fund. 1924. hi
Receipts 1907 General fund. s7i83.. pi
q sewer fund, s63ls. 81; road fund :,
1856. 70. W
totals: General fund S8247. SO; sew. W
fund. 1882. 26; road fund, $4635. OF: :
ter fund, 1924. d
disbursement 1907: General fund. de
u. 3l sewer fund, $1342. 81; road we
I'd s4489.78. su
'alanoe Dec. 81, 1907: General lal
"a, sl965. 38; sewer fund, $3.50. 35 OF
q FUND, sl45. SO water fund, $7.24. m'