The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-05-04

iation of the committee on rules, Mr..
Reid.
The Lrohibition ordinance was thea
again taken up, and the amendments
offered oy Mr.. Reid, the committee
un were along with his
recommendation that il proceed in its
usual course toward passage. IL was
suggested that no furtaer action be
taken on this ordinance until copies
rave bee supplied all the aldermen
and until they ave IN opportunity to
study il thoroughly. The ordinance
appears in full elsewhere in this is
sue with all amendments to date in
unofficial publication.
Mr.. Pearce, of the committee on
city affairs. then reported the pro
posed ordinance which, if passed, will
create the office of city supervisor.
The committee recommended hat the
ordinance b. taken up, given its sec
end reading by number and title, and
discussed by the council. The report
was received and the ordinance read
the second time by number and title.
Further action was deferred until the
members have more time to consider
tne ordinance.
Ordinan &c No. 2l1 the spriakling
ordinance, was then given it's second
official reading by number n title.
The same action was taken on crdi
No. 212, the prohibition ordi.
nance.
Under unfinished business Mr.. Hay
maker brought up the matter of max
ing contract for eight or ten incandes-
cane lights on east Fifth Street and
Garden venue This improvement
lad been ordered BY the old council,
the contract not having been losed
before the old council went out of of
fee The water and lights committee
was instructed to see what arrange
ments could be made to have these
lights put in and if possible to see
about transferring other lights to this
district from the western part of town
and to report hack 10 the council. On
tnis committee are Messrs Cunsnins,
Cottiugham and Pearce.
Dr. w. r. Joyner, the city physician
was then called upon for a statement
looking toward assistance in drawing
and passing uhe proposed nav SAM
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stamping out Of typhoid fever as the
most important thing to be considered
at this time: and this can be accom-
plished best, he thought, by syste-
matte d~Isinfection that will prevent
the carrying OF the disease BY flies.
He suggested a change in the law
To boarding tubercular pa
tients. and recommended that much
care be taken relative to the ordi-
nance on open closets. Upon motion
dessrs Bryant aud Haynaker were
a committee to meet with
the city physician and city attorney
as speedily as possible to take steps
toward a vigorous fight on typhoid fe-
YER.
Police Judge A. J. Welter made re
pert of his action in appointing J.. A.
Gilmore. Albert Hanny and Charles
Brown a committee OF appraisers for
The a-ppraisement of the bindings re- |
condemned by the council. The
report vas read and ordered filed.
The City Physicians report for |
April was read, showing IA births, FIVE |
NJ hem males: nine deaths, four frumi
tuberculosis. two from accident and |
from scattering cause. He re
ported fourteen cases of measles i'm |
month. The report was ordered
fled. "A
The report Of A. ]. Weller, police |
Judge for the month of April, was read
nineteen cases tried and SIS
fines assessed and collected. The
was ordered fled. I'll
The request of Fire Chief White
nan that Fred Shields. OF the fire de-
nartment. Do allowed to ride his mo
lorcycle exceeding the speed limit to
fres. w al allowed. III
g r.. Dennfng was given a permit to
erect a building 80 by 1875 ON lot 10I
block o. Roswell. This i'm tine Cum
nias Garage. being erected by w. IT
5odair. III
A petition signed by o. citizels,l
asking that Mrs. M. g. Foster. better