The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-08
Bills Allowed.

Market account ........... $40
Nuisance account 500
Park account - 1920
Police account .. 1883
Sewer account ........... 21.S6
Sidewalk account HTS
Street account S2.12
Street lighting SOS.87
The water works account Of $69S.16
was not allowed. upon motion OF AID
erman Mccormick, until the company
has complied with the orders issued
sometime ago to repair all OF the
MIGRANTS.
A bill of $615.S3 from j. c. McManus
for cement work at Triangular park,
was referred to the park commission
ers for investigation.
Tho petitions.
Petitions were received and dis
posed of as follows:
From A. Lofquist and Ave others
asking for a sanitary sewer in block
1872. Referred to the sewer commit
tee.
From c. l.. Huse and others ask
ing for q compromise grade on Thir-
teenth street between Morgan ana
Fulton streets. Referred to the street
committee.
From Elizabeth A. Leighton pro-
testing against cement sidewalk IN
Leightons addition. Received and
filed.
From phoebe F. Mills protesting on
same order. Received and fled.
From Rosa Haga requesting the city
| to extend the sewer at Seventeenth
and Carroll and I'LL in lots to prevent
damage from overflow. Referred to
the street committee.
From Mrs. Marie Radasch and 9TH
ers protesting against brick paving q
seventh street from Main. to johnson
street. Received and filed.
From Charles Altes and others
asking for sidewalk grade. Referred
to sidewalk committee.
From Keokuk Waterworks Co. ask
| ing further time to overhaul the fire
hydrants. Referred to water works
committee.
From NJ. c. Craig asking $3.50 from
the city as settlement for damage suit
settled some time ago. Referred to
the judiciary committee and city at
torney.
More Saloons.
i Petitions for saloons were receiv
ed as follows:
| Frank westerhoff, 523 Main.
Frank Weiseman, 1900 Main.
1 Fred Weiseman, ga Main.
/ F. J. Delaney, S2s Main.
| Jas. McGettigan and Julius Bowers
80 South Fifth.
C. ]. Hickey, No. II South Third.
Henry Walton, No. 80 South Water
On the Westerhoff petition, Alder
men Annable and DeYong voted
against the same.
On the frst Weiseman petition, the
vote was the same.
On the second Weiseman petition
Alderman Lindstrand joined Annable
and DeYong In voting against The
petition.
On the Delaney petition, Alderman
Christy voted nay, making agains'
the same.
On the McGettigan-B Bowers petition
the same four voted against the re
tition.
On the Hickey petition, the vote
stood Z to 8, Aldermen Annable, De
Yong and Lindstrand voting nay.
On the Walton petition, the vots
stood 6 to 4.
Reports Of officers.
The following officers reports were
received:
From the clerk Of the superior cour
showing $685. collected during May
in city cases.
From the clerk Of the council show
ing warrants issued during May
amounting to s10,s13.67, also $4,000
in time warrants.
Committee Reports.
The Judiciary committee report wal
adopted to the allowance o
s75 to w. B. Jones in settle
ment in full of all claims agains
the city; that McManus & Tuck
err be allowed s5.36 on macada
MIXING certificate and that IS be al
lowed Sam Bower as rebate on junl
license.
The street committee reported re
ceiving the following bids for thu
brick paving of Seventh street from
Main to Johnson streets:
McManus & Tucker, S2,740.10
Cameron & McManus, s2,6S395.
The contract was awarded to tn,
lowest bidder.
The committee of the whole reported
in favor of referring to the mayor thu
petition asking for a special election