Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-08-24

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Seventh ward sewer system. 100000
Total ...........-..... $91.OOl.oU
On motion of Alderman Schmid
properly seconded, the ordinance was
! Immediately considered and on his
further motion, properly seconded, the
ordinance was, on roll call, unanimous
! ~ adopted.
| Alderman Schmid presented an or
| dinanoe providing for the publication
| of the city's ordinances as revised.
amended and reenacted, and as pre-
scented and being now considered by
the council, under a special commit
tee on ordinances with the aid of the
city council Aug. IS, 1910, same to be
in bound volumes, and to contain ex-
ira data deemed advisable by the coun-
Gil and to be properly indexed; on mo-
ton of Alderman Schmid, properly
seconded. the ordinance was immed-
lately considered by the council.
Alderman Schmid presented a re-
quest for permission to lay a pipe line
from vacant adjoining it's property
(warehouse), where they expect to
bury two 10000 gallon storage tanks
for purpose of storing oil, to be Pinch
steel pipes, buried four feet IN the
ground, to run down First avenue to
Rock Island Railroad company's
switch No. 8, little west of the c.,
B. & @. Railway company's round
house, to come to the surface there
between the tracks, for purpose of
unloading tank cars; all coupling ap-
paratus to be used to be perfectly
safe from any danger of fire or leak
age. Alderman Schmid moved that
the matter be referred to the Street
and alley committee, fire and light
committee. and alderman of ward. His
motion, properly seconded, was car
ried.
Alderman Schmid presented a public
improvement ordinance, for the i'm
provement of Twenty-seventh street
from the south line of Fifth avenue to
the north line of Ninth avenue. by
grading, curbing and paving with
brick, accompanied by estimate of the
city engineer, showing cost of said inn
provement to be estimated at 3d.
547.70. together with a resolution that
the estimate of cost of said improve
ment is a fair and reasonable one, ana
recommending that the same be APP
proved; Aldermen Schmid moved the
adoption Of the resolution, and his mo-
ton. properly seconded, was unani-
mously carried Alderman Schmid
thereupon read the ordinance provid-
ing for said improvement, and moved
it's immediate consideration, and his
motion, properly seconded, was car
ried. On motion of Alderman McNealy
the ordinance was, under the rules,
laid over.
alderman Thompson moved that the
city be represented at the annual con-
vention at ST. Paul of the American
Municipal league, that $50 be allowed
for expenses, and that the mayor be
designated as such representative; the
motion was properly seconded. Alder
man Holzhammer moved as a substi-
tute that the mayor and three alder
men be sent as delegates to said con
vention, the mayor to name the three
aldermen; the substitute was regular.
ly seconded, and on roll call lost, Al
dermen Holzhammer, LaVanway, Nc |
Nealy and Leaf voting in the affirma-
tive The original motion was there |
upon put, and on roll call, carried, Al !
derman Holzhammer and McNealy vot- |
ing in the negative.
The council thereupon took up the
further consideration of the city's or |
1inances as revised, amended and to |
be reenacted at the conclusion of which |
Alderman Naab moved the immediate
of said ordinances, so re-
gised and amended, and his motion,
properly seconded, said ordinances
we're, on roll call, unanimously adopt
ID.
Alderman Schmid moved the adop-
ion of the ordinance heretofore, at
his meeting, presented to the council,
providing for the publication OF said
.evised and amended ordinances and
lis motion, properly seconded, was, on
oil call, unanimously carried.
Alderman Holzhammer moved that
he mayor, clerk, city council and cl,5
attorney have photograph taken to
,e used in making a frontispiece for
aid ordinance book, and his motion,
properly seconded, was carried, Alder /
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