The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-09

ported that the vessel had been
removed.
ORDINANCE AND ENGRossING.
Chairman kugieman, of the CTci-
nance and euEUOsSing committee, re-
ported properly engTcssed the CTdi-
nance relating to street parkinEs, ex-
penses OF the city gOvTnmeut for the
fiscal year. covering the storage and
manufacture Of gasoline. etc. in the
city limits. Each OF these ordinances
were read later in the meeting and
passed
The ordinance and e1grOssing com
mjttee reported that ordinance No. 80
which Is a grant 10 Richard TiIIis. Il
al. for the construction of a railroad
TO AudalUsia. had been referred back
to the franchise and privileges com
mittce for amendment.
FRANCHISE AND PRIVILEGES
Chairman Meyer, of the franchise
and privileges committee, reported
that the committee had but one mat
ter before it at this time. This was
that Of an application for certain priv
leges asked for by the Pensacola De
velCpment company for electric street
railway building. The committee was
not ready TO report and wished more
time. which was granted.
PARKS AND WAYS.
Chairman Williams, of the commit
tee on parks and ways. reported Ger
tain amendments to the ordinance pro
vidiuc for the paving grading. etc o.
certain streets. regulating The C0utr"
line of Wright street, and on the oTdi
nance providing for the paving of
block Of Bayleu street between Wright
and Gregory streets. These came Ut
i'm regular order.
BOND TRUSTEES,
Chairman Bushnell. Of the bond trus-
.--- stated that his committao had
Been very bids. .u-.7 --[ LAD mos
had an opportunity Of framing a report
On curhiug az bad been requested i'm
Dr. RansFaw's resolution at a previous
Wo0-ing. Further time was asked for
aLG granted.
RESOLUTIONS.
4 communication from Alderman
CCucanron, which he said he read by
re1Ucst. was from the Pensacola Ii
bT~Ty association. and the organiza-
ton asked that the aity donate the
sum Of So monthly for one year 10
aid IN def-aving the expenses Of the
association The paper was signed by
a number OF ladies, Including Mrs l.
! Reeves. Mrs II. l. Simpson. Mrs
Morris Bear. NTr- R NJ Bushnell
b. - ~ VI VIZ FIIt'' VI I-rttttl- %AlNt-l-
man DoSilva said that the library as
ISOLATION was a worthy institution, and
as the paper would 80 10 his commit
tee, he would desire that some expires.
sion from other cOunCilmen be heard.
Alderman Williams said that il would
be Q question r the resell ton was
adnUted whether OF not it carried with
It the appropriation as aSl7e1. and he
SUGGESTED that the paper b referred
20 the finance committee fl ats present
share. Such a suggestion. later put
into 4 motion vas carried
THE HETTON RESOLUTION.
Alderman EuEieman then introduced
thC resolution ealing upon T. ChalkIev
Hatton for explanation as to defect in
fhe RcFilIieTs street sewer outlet.
The resolution Was -asioatSd
ATGrTny one from Alderman Rem
shaw directed the city engineer 10 fur
ni%h the council with 4 report on the
result Of his work Of Investigation q
to the sewer defects. as the CITY had
he"l oTrou3iUG money 10 dCfrav ev-
penses Of such an examination. That
resolution also Dasned.
ORDINANCES.
Ordinances on first reading were as
follows From 4 IeTman 0rSi1va. the
ordinance amending the licensing Of
tornado insurance companies: referred
70 finance CONN jtree From Alderman
ku-icmau, an ordinance granting GER
t".u TlChtS for an electric car line con
stru~tion 10 The Dallas Land company.
Ordinances on. second reading We're
Ordinance 70 40. providing Tor tho
paving. grading and Curbing OF certain
streets. This ordinance was amended
50 IS TO provide for the paving Of
PalafOX street from Garden to Main.
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south lire OF Main street Another
amendment left oUt the disposition OF
old brick now in the PaIafox street
paving, insuTing new material for the
entire of Palafox street The Guile
marde street provision for paving wac
cut out in the first amendment. Tt
was referred to the ordinance and en-
crossing committee and later was IA
vorabIy reported and passed.
An ordinance from the water and
gas committee prescribed conditions of
furnishing water to consumers. the
new arrangement to become effective
after the first Of the year. This was
referred TO the ordinance and engrOss-
ing committee and city attorney
Alderman Williams. OF the parks
and ways committee. introduced an
amendment 10 the ordinance providing
for the paving Of BayIau street be
tween Wright and Gregory. the
amendment simply providing for the
sidewalk grade in that particular sec
ton.
When ordinance No IL. relating IN
the grade on Ta-t Wright strete. was
read the second time and amended.
only = few alderman voted Alderman
Mover jumped TO his fret and cited
rules. saying that all aldermen were
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