The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-09-13

ings and adopted.
A petition to have the, name Of
Herman street changed to Senate
street was referred to the street and
alley committee.
a petition for sanitary sewer in
the first alley east of State street from
the south line of lot No. 1862 to Pat
ten street. there to terminate in the
Patten street sewer was referrd to
the sanitary and sewer committee.
A petition asking that gas light
on Pleasant street be moved eighteen
feet east, was referred to the street
lighting and gas committee.
a petition from the people of the
northwest part of the city asking for
street car service on Silver street and
Lee street was referred to the ordin-
ance and franchise committee.
The resolution for sanitary sew
er on Grand avenue and Farming
street was read the second time.
The resolution to pave Pearl street
from Church street to Prospect stree.
was read the second time.
The mayors report for the month
of August showing fines collected from
20 drunks. together with few IL
cense fees. was read and accepted.
The following resolutions on the
death of Jerome Hostettcr were pre-
pared by w. y. Strayer, Don E. ].
Brockett and Randall and were
adopted by the council:
Resolutions.
Whereas. on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1910, Jerome Hostetter mem
Der of the police department, of the
city of Marion state of Ohio, was
stricken down while in the faithful
discharge of his duty at the hand OF
an assassin and departed this life
August 10, 1910, and.
Whereas, he was during his sew
cral years service i'm the department.
ever n faithful and efficient officer.
displaying rare judgment and valor
and always to be depended upon by
his superior and fellow officers; there
fore. be IL
Resolved. That In the death of
Jerome Hostetter our city has lost
one of its most efficient and valued
officers and respected citizens; and,
be it further
Resolved That n copy of these
resolutions be spread upon the min
utes of this body, a copy sent to the
bereaved family and that the press
he requested to publish the same"
The ordinance instructing the Ma
rion Water company to extend its
mains on Oak street from the Oak
street school building to the Garden
City pike and on the Garden City, pike
from Prospect to Main and from Oak
to- Mary streets was read the second
time.
Councilman Randall spoke Of diff
Culties existing in the southwest part
of the city relative to the children
crossing the railroad tracks on their
way to school and urged that some
relief be afforded. A petition for op-
cuing anothe rstreet will probably be
presented to council within a short
time.
Mr.. Brockett gavs the school board
a dig I'm the short ribs for having
taken in so much territory on the out
skirts of the city and forced the chill
dren I'm the city to attend school at
buildings which are inconvenient.
An ordinance to construct a storm
water drain In the alley between
Wood and Herman streets from
Mound to DaVids street was read the
second time.
Health Officer Addison Balm spoke
Of the promiscuous dumping of lin
cans and refuse about the city, but
the council determined that was
matter for the health officer to attend
to and that there are sufficient ordi-
nanccs covering the point.
Council adjourned after being In
session little more than two hours