The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1909-06-01

Wednesday evening, May 26, 1909.
Mayor presiding. All members pres
emit.
Petition from St. Mary's hospital
submitted, asking for sewer extension
from Block So TO Hospital at approx
mate cost of $1,000. Said extension
to be done under supervision Of he
City at same price paid for construc-
ton of sewer in other parts of the
City. The Sisters of St. Mary's Hospi-
tai TO bear the total cost of such ex-
tension; at completion of said extern
sion the City to receipt the Hospital
In full at time of payment; the City
to grant free sewer and water service
until such time as the rentals from
month to NON will aggregate the to-
tai cost of such extension, bearing 6
per cent interest in the meantime. Re
ferred t o Committee on Water, Sewer
and Lights with power to act.
Permission granted Whiteman Bros.
Co, to remove house from lot IA,
block 8 to lot 1, block 6, Thurber's AID
dition.
Resignation Of ]. T. Carlton as Al
dernan from 4th Ward accepted.
Petition Of Armory Board for exemp-
ton from license of how refused.
Petition of Superior Refining Co., to
move their oil tanks from present 10
cation to a location N. and w. of pres
ent site Continental Oil Co.'S tanks on
r. r. ground. Referred to Committee
of City Affairs with power to act.
City Physicians report for April,
read and ordered filed.
Police Judges report for March aud
April read and filed.
Report of Water and Sewer Com
mission for quarter ending March 81,
1909, read and ordered published.
Bids for sprinkling, garbage and
scavenger opened and read and refer
red to Committee on Streets and Al
legs with power to act.
Bids for City Printing opened and
read and referred TO Finance Commit
tee.
Application of Roswell T. & t. Co.,
by Messrs. Gtbbany & Bell, for water
n sewer connections on property
west and north of DR.. Fisher home re-
ferred to Committee on Water, Sew
er and Lights with power to act.
Scarlet fever cases near Depot re-
ported on by City Physician and in
s+ructed 10 taxi up matter with R.
R. authorities.
Bill of Mrs. L. R. Hartley for $1S3.50
referred to Finance and Sanitary Com
mittees.
Streets and Alleys Committee re-
ported on deeds for right of way for
extension of Michigan Avenue from
End. to srd. street, and on 3rd street
from Washington co Kansas avenue.
Report adopted and deeds referred to
City Attorney for approval.
Petition for Commission Plan" OF
government filed and referred to City
Attorney with Instructions to draft
the necessary papers for calling an
election. MI. whiteman voting no.
Ordinance No. 173 placed on its pas
cage. Bell, Cummins, Haynes, Robin
son and WHY'S, (5) voting Eyes, and
Rhea, whiteman and WESLEY (3) vot-
ing mo-. The mayor declared the or
dinance lost.
Ordinance No. 17S placed upon Its
passage. Bell, Haynes, Robinson,
whiteman and WHY'S, (5) voting
Eyes" and Cummins, Rhea and Wise
ley CD voting mo-. The Mayor de-
clared the ordinance lost.
passage and passed by unanimous
vote.
Ordinance No. $50 placed upon its
passage and passed by unanimous
vote.
Committee on City Affairs reported
on all Communications referred to
them and recommended that City Ell
ectrtcal Inspector proceed with the