Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-13
COUNCIL DOES NOT WANT LAUN.
oRV or FORMER SITE.
New Sunday Closing Ordinance Pass.
ed Which Makes Certain Re
strietions-other Matters.
IRON SUNDAY . DAILY Sun

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Alderman Colclough moved that
the Building Committee be Instructed
to hold up the building permit for a
steam laundry just south OF the fire
station and that they confer with Mr..
Pickett and see II he cannot be in
duced not TO build on that lot for
laundry purposes. Carried.
The Committee on Claims made
the following recommendations, which
were adopted by the council: That
the taxes Of James CellOn not be re-
duced, as the property IN question Is
assessed too low now; that the taxes
Of J. Manasse and Phifer & Morris.
on their stocks Of merchandise. be
reduced TO $1,000. TO conform with
the assessments Of other firms doing
business Of the same class; that
James Murray be allowed TO meet all
trains with one lunch wagon until the
new revenue law is passed by the
council and approved by the mayor.
The report OF the Street Committee
regarding culvert across Sweetwater
branch. on Mechanic street. was re-
ceived. and upon vote Of four TO three
was ordered constructed according to
plans and specifications by w. A. Nc
Nally for S62717. .
Alderman Graves moved that the
communication from W. S. BrOOme,
regarding paying back fine OF n.
Francisco. be referred to Law and
Ordinance Committee. Carried.
Alderman Burnett moved that Ordi-
nance No. Ia. being an ordinance
amending Section 7 Of Ordinance No.
12s. be placed on its first reading.
Motion carried. and ordinance was
read. when Alderman Burnett moved
It's adoption on first reading. Car
ried
The rules we're waived and the or
dinance was placed upon its second
reading. and the fret section was
read when Alderman Phifer moved 10
amend Section by substituting after
the word doors" on the twelfth line
OF Section /, the following: Drug
stores and apOthecary shops may
open their places OF business from
s TO 10 a. m. and from TO 4 p. m.
on Sunday for the purpose OF filling
prescriptions and supplying those In
need Of medicine with the same. Ho-
tells. boarding houses. ice factories.
milk Ssalers and livery stables shall
likewise be exempt from the proyis-
ions and penalties Of this ordinance"
Vote was taken on the amendment
and adopted.
Section was read. and upon mo
ton Of Alderman Burnett, adopted.
Alderman Burnett showed to adopt
ordinance as a whole on second read
ing. Carried.
Ordinance was placed on its third
reading. Roll call. every member
voting 20 except Alderman Goodwin,
who voted NO" Then title was
adopted upon motion OF Alderman
Burnett.
Alderman Graves moved that the
Law aud Ordinance Committee bring
In an amendment 10 the bicycle ordi-
ndhce. which was carried.
Alderman Pound moved that the
Printing Committee be- authorized 20
make necessary arrangements 20 have
the city ordinance printed. Carried.
Alderman Phifer moved that the
Street Committee have the water
troughs ON East Liberty and West
Union streets supplied with water
Carried.
Alderman Burnett moved that the
deed from Mrs. Agnes Teadcastle be-
received and accepted and the street
DO declared a public street. which De-
the continuation OF Lemon street
east to sweetwater branch, and that
the council tender a vote 81 thanks
for same. The clerk W.s instructed
90 have this deed and that from ,
Isl. Fenuell placed upon record.
| Alderman Burnett moved that thf
clerk De- instructed 90 call Boz tWo
municipal bonds and 20 pay Cor same
out Of the municipal bond fund
ICaHled
| Adjournment was taken until BsEi
Friday. Nay r. al D. CO.,