Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-06-18
THE CITY Fathers
STREET IMPROVEMENT Still The
LEADING BUSINESS.
Engineer Thompson, of Seattle, Op-
poses Wooden Water Mains. Sew.
erai New improvements. To Pro-
hibit Women in Saloons. To Pave
G Street Between Heron and River.

Ordinances as follows were passed:
Regulating public traffic on the
streets, limiting the weight of loads
to 1000 pounds, except by special
permit.
Providing for the purchase of sup
plies for the city every two months,
advertising for the same being on the
goth of each two months.
Providing for the planking of
Clark street, from Curtiss to Schley
streets, in South Aberdeen.
Prohibiting the giving of liquor to
women in saloons or other public
places, and prohibiting women from
frequenting and lettering around
saloons.
Providing for the gravelling of B
street from Market to Second streets.
The engineers estimate for the
graveling of B street, amounting to
$3.50, was filed.
The street committee recommended
that an eight-foot sidewalk be built
on Jefferson street from Hume street
north across blocks 81 and 5S, w. 4
b. addition. Adopted.
The treasurer was instructed to
procure the names of property own
ers in sewer districts C. & D., from
Abstractor Carl Weatherwax.
The city attorney recommended
that the petition of Henry Spoon for
the rebate of sewer taxes on lots 1,
and 3, in block 1, of Original Plat.
be denied. Adopted.
A communication from Engineer
r. H. Thomson of Seattle, recon-
mending that nothing but cast iron
water pipe be used on Heron street.
Filed.
The notice of A. Wenn that he had
a claim of $125 against the bonds
men of the John Mcguire street con-
tract and the city attorney notified
not to deliver any city warrants on
said street contract until the claim
of A. Wenn is paid. Filed.
An exhaustive petition was receiv-
ed from Wilson Bros mill company,
against allowing the S. e. Slade Mill
company to tap the Wilson creek
above that company's dam. Filed.
The liquor license of Kaufman &
Robinson was transferred to Emil
Osterling and Henry Schacht
T. F. Haynes was allowed one
months extension of time in connect
ing his residence with the sewer.
resolution for the improvement
of the north side of Second street.
from c to d streets, by building an
eight foot sidewalk on the same, and
July 1st fixed as the time of hearing
remonstrances.
The ordinance for the improvement
of Broadway, from Heron to First
street, by filing it with earth and
gravelling the center of the same
was passed.
The bond of the Union Bank G.
Trust company was approved.
The city attorney was directed to
draw resolution for the improve
ment of Williams street. Also to
draft an ordinance for the improve
ment of Heron street, from F to X
streets. Also one for the gravelling
of Broadway, from First to Eighth
streets.
The contract of grading Sixth
street was reported finished and the
same was accepted.
The franchise asked for by the s.
E. Slade company was laid on the
table, and the bill for advertising was
forwarded to the company for pay
ment.
The engineer was instructed to
draft plans for the improvement of G
street from Heron to River street. by
paving with vitrified brick or creo.
sOted blocks,