The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-06-03

~ tiS lN&uial hiNSih'A W tliS NNH
mon council at the city hall, Mayor
Wise presided, the councilmen pres
ent were Hansen, Henderson, Kaboth,
Karincn, Leinenweber, Logan, Robin
son and Stangeland, The only one alb.
sent was Councilman Belland, The
business transacted at the meeting
was as follows;
Petitions.
BY Oscar Berg rendering $40 in
full payment for assessment on lots 5
and 8, block us, Taylor's Astoria,
was granted,
By Myra Reed rendering $500, pay
ment in full for redemption on lots |
and 2, block IS, Adair's Astoria,
Granted,
BY l.. Hartburg for exchange OF
lots from the Hillside Cemetery TO
Ocean View Cemetery was referred
to committee on public property.
OF II. A. Smith asking to be allow
ed to redeem lot 3, block 80, Adair's
Astoria for sum OF sale. Was re-
ferred to the committee on ways and
means.
BY J. Wuopio rendering SIS in pay
ment of assessment on lot |, block
70, Taylor's. Granted.
BY Fred Baker and J. c. Clinton
asking to be allowed to improve Ken
sington avenue from Sth sto llth
streets to grading by private contract,
Was referred to streets and public
ways committee with power to act.
By ]. T. Ferguson, II. +. Fergu
son and Pauline Harris asking that
the grade be established on 9th street
from Kensington to a point 100 feet
south thereof, and allowing said con
tract to be let by private contract,
Was referred to committee on streets
and public ways and city surveyor
From Mrs. ]. Collins asking for
the removal Of the water tank locat
ed on llth street between CONNER
cial and Duane streets, which is inn
mediately in front OF her door. Was
referred to the committee on streets
and public ways with power to act
From the Woman's Christian Temp
erance Union asking that the council
do not pass the ordinance Prohibit
ing minors from playing cards, bill
liards or other games in saloons or
in any place kept for card or billiard
playing" Adopted.
From Henry Sherman and others
asking that the ordinance No. 1902 in
regard to minors over II be allowed
to frequent billiard and card rooms,
be amended. Was defeated by an un-
animous vote.
From Ernest Hickman & Co., ask
ing to be permitted to withdraw ap-
plication for retail liquor license. |
Granted.
Claims.
OF the Astoria Budget of Sl.20 |
81 20 S486 S5.40 $500 S470 and |
S5.40 Granted.
OF John Svenson OF $40 for sta
+ionery for the auditors office.
Granted.
OF the Pacific Telephone & Tele-
graph Co., of 90 cents, for long dist
lnce call. Granted.
Of H. Humbet for $500 for feed
prisoners at 20 cents meal Granted.
OF Alex. Johnson for SIS for kill
ng and removing seven dogs at 81;
cavenger work, $500; total, $500.
Granted.
Of the Knappton Fuel Co., Of $l3
or two tons of coal Granted.
Of the City Lumber & Box Co., of
;41.25 for repair work. Granted.
Of the Bee Hive Store of $608 for
louse lining. Granted.
Of the Zapf Furniture & Hardware
%. of $160, for balance due on win
low shades. Granted.
Of the O. r. & N. of $50 for rental
N lands for engine fire house pur-
,ose, for six months, dated from May
/, 1908, as per terms. Granted.
Statements.
OF the city surveyor of work per-
ormed by w. A. Goodin on Irving
venue from west line Of 18th street
0 Shively's Astoria, is completed and
W A. Goodin is entitled to $235020
IS percentages Of total called for in
contract. Granted.
Of work performed by Contractor
W. A. Goodin on improvement of
rving avenue, Shively's Astoria to
vest line of 10th street is completed
md w. A. Goodin entitled to $40O.
Of pay roll Of the city surveyor for
he month of May a total Of $l22.
Sranted.