Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-06-02

IN attendance save hamilton
ullivan. After the reading of
nutes of the two previous meet
nd their approval, the council
= d upon the business of the
g.
Y( reports of committees were
N allied for. The committees on
- and alleys, light, fire and
sewer, cemetery and parks
reports to make. Council
IcEuen, when the name of the
ttee on streets and alleys was
asked the engineer as to the
IL SIS he was making with the
49,. of the two districts and re-
- as reply that he would have
proflles ready for the consid
of the council in two or three
and a special meeting will be
in the near future for the pur-
whal acting upon them. The COM
a ID on public property offered no
neither did that on license
hitting. City Attorney McFar
Informed the council that l..
hsen had called at his Office
reference to establishing a
Ear go-round in the city. He stat
1ala he had found that the license
25 per day, and that this was
80; higher than other towns, and
e had indicated a willingness
49,, ablish an institution of the
- character in the city, provided
he council would so amend the
- nee that a license of SIS would
rged for the first day and 50
BIB day afterwards. The matter
eferred to the committee on
noes. The committee ON docks
harves made no report and the
,uol committee called was that on
md ordinances. An ordinance
Big the subject of draying in
~ ty was read for presentation
ag len referred to the committee
nsideration. The ordinance in
nee provides that those con-
drayage business shall have
Ice, shall have a number for
drays or wagons, and that a
ted of $12 a year shall be paid
pro- first animal used and 81 a
rons pr each additional animal.
,lut, police judge and CHIEF of po-
ade a report of 81 cases for
lst month, with fines amount
4 $39. costs to the amount of
,orol and the forfeiture of bond of
The report was accepted and
on file. The street commits
S report showed the collection
for poll tax and $35 for the
uction of sidewalks. The re-
pm account of incompleteness
Plae ferred back to the commission
ace be remedied in this respect.
con titon was submitted by
Hamilton asking for per-
Mt n to connect with the
and in it he offered
any reasonable expense the
might see fit to assess in
ng the permission. 1t was re-
for consideration to the sewer
ttee.
ntO &c Main stated to the council
va ursuant to its instructions he
ade an investigation of the
Ftion of property with this
lrOl supposed to be outside tht
districts. and that he had found
iise is within the sewer dis
but that owners had not beer
on the assessment rolls. The
took occasion to impress upoI
Ter committee that it should
tote of that matter 1t was 1
that it should investigate, h
because it might occasion muel
e, and he admonished them IL
lily Investigate it. One of th'
imen eyinced an inclination Il
the legal phases involved, bu
ayor would have none of ii
horned him that the nrope
OF him to secure legal informa
as from the city attorney, an,
hded that phase of the situa
Peatlon was read from T. II
N asking for the appointment
position of street sprinkler o.
street. 1t was discussed, bu
eafed to be the consensus o
that as long as the presen
u rainy weather prevailed tina
prominent was not a matte