The log cabin Democrat., 1910-03-23
COUNCIL REQUIRES
 MORE SIDEWALKS
OVER TWO MILES ORDERED
PASSED AT FINAL REGULAR SESSION OF PRES
 ENT COUNCIL.

Approximately 12,000 lineal feet, or something over two miles of new side walks located in various parts of the city, are requared to be laid within 90 days by an ordinance passed last night at the final regular session of the present city council. The walks width, there being, however, only few blocks of walk ordered more than five feet in width.
 The new ordinance was practically the only business considered by the council All members were present except Mayor A. J. Witt and Alder man Lee Schwarz. Recorder Opie Hartje presided as acting mayor and Alderman Frank E. Robins was elect ed recorder pro tenn.
 The street committee reported the ordinance, which was introduced at the previous meeting, recommending it's passage with some amendments. The amendments were adopted and, after being read the second time, by unanimous vote the rules were sus pended, the ordinance read the third time, and it was passed without a dissenting vote. Excepting about two blocks where Tagging is specified, concrete is re- quired as the material for the new sidewalks. The concrete is to be of, the following proportions: Bottom, three inches thick, of one part ce- ment, two and one-half parts sand and four parts crushed stone; top coat, one inch thick, of one part ce- ment and two parts sand.
 The property affected by the ordin- ance is as follows: South side Oak street, from Front to Chestnut streets, ten-foot walk.
 North side Oak street and public square, from railroad to Locust ave nue, eight-foot walk.
 West side public square; Oak to Main street, tifteen-foot walk; Main to Prairie, five-foot walk.
 East side Locust avenue, from Deer street to College avenue, fve-foot walk.
 North side Deer street, from Front to Court street, four-foot walk.
 East side Front street, from Oak street to Masonic hall, eight-foot walk
 East side of Center street, from Caldwell to Prince street, four-foot walk (fiagging)
 West side of Faulkner street, from Caldwell street to College avenue, five walk.
 West side of Davis street, from Robinson to College avenue, four-foot walk.
 East side of Faulkner street, from Robinson to College avenue, four-foot walk.
 South side of Main street, from public square to Harkrider street.
 West side of Locust avenue, from Caldwell street to courthouse corner, siX-foot walk.
 South side of Oak street, from Court street to east side of Frauen- thai X Schwarz cotton-yard, four-foot walk (fagging).
 West side of Center street, from Robinson avenue to Caldwell street, l five-foot walk. West side of Court street, from Oak to Deer streets, four-foot walk.
 West side of Lucille street, from College avenue to Mckay avenue, four-foot walk.
 North side of Mckay avenue, from east line of Lucille street to east line of South Locust street, four-foot walk.
 East side of South Locust street, from Mckay avenue to Garvin ave nue.
 West 110 feet of north side and all of west side of lot 1, block 12, Davies X Garvin annex.
 The ordinance makes the usual pro- | n II city in case of failure of the property owner to comply with the ordinance, and attaching lien against the prop erty for the cost of the work A six per cent penalty also attaches when l tbo xuorlS ic dona bx, +ho o,tu