Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-06-21
MAYOR IN TILT
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 fidavit and he will raid the place
 within twenty minutes.
 How is that the police cannot raid
 the place but once a month"; in-
 quired the alderman from the First
 ward. It looks as if the police
 have been receiving a monthly fine
 for it's operation
 No action was taken on the matter Chairman A. c. Jordan, of the spec ial committee named at the last meet ing of the Council to investigate in- to the sale of some gravel, which was taken from Fifth avenue without au- thority, reported that the matter had had been investigated and the con- mittee learned that R. H. Williams had sold several parties gravel, one party buying as many as eight loads. On motion of Alderman Jordan the city collector was ordered to call on
 Williams and ask a refund for the city treasury of all money realized from the sale of the gravel from Fifth avenue or that the gravel be replaced.
 A MT. Albright was given permis- sion to grade Linden and Poplar streets from Eighteenth to Twentieth avenues, and Eighteenth and Nine teenth avenues from Cherry to Lin- den streets. provided the property owners do not object to the removal of the dirt therefrom. The contra tor was given permission to dispose of the dirt taken from the street. but the property owners along the streets are given preference in the use of the dirt.
 A communication from E. M. Kav- anaugh, relative to the, defective plumbing at his home, No. 21S West Fifteenth avenue, was read and re- ferred to a committee.
 A petition asking that a cess-pool on Hickory street, between Eleventh and Twlefth avenues, be removed, was presented and referred to the City Sanitarian. The property own CTS of the neighborhood state that the cess-pool is menace to public health, obnoxious and unsanitary. An ordinance was adopted accept Ing the annexation order of Judge James Gould, issued May 20, by which thlrty-six blocks, between Twentieth and Twenty-fourth avenues and Beech and Mulberry streets come into the city limits. The object of the annex l atlon is to permit the property own- CTS to share in the benefits of the city government and to enable them to build system of sewers in the south ern part of Pine Bluff.
 M. Danaher: J. A. Mcleod and E. H. Johnson were named as assessors of Sidewalk District No. ,, known as the Poplar street district, in which sidewalks and street crossing are to be built. It is estimated that the proposed improvements will cost s9'o0O. The District was created by ordinance some weeks ago.
 Alderman Hut complained about number of nuisances that had been ordered abated by the City Council, but no action had been taken by the city officials to abate them Alder man Jordan also complained over fail- ure of city officials to enforce order relative to man holes on Cherry street
 Alderman Jordan brought up the matter of opening alleys between Olive and Walnut street and Barra- que street and Second avenue; on Main street, between Fifth and Sixth avenue, running into State street. and the alleyway between Fifteenth and Sixteenth avenues and Poplar and Elm streets.
 City Street and Building Commits sioner McNulty's resignation was a great surprise, as there had been no intimation of such intention on his f"A@' u AOlAONSu all SASCuClNc SSS- | sion of the Council and was very brief. Immediately upon it being read, the resignation was accepted and MT. Collier was elected with equal rapid ity. The position pays $125 per 
 An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 450, and providing for a final assessment of 1-2 of l per cent on in Paving District Mo- 9, was adopted. The District is soon to pay out.
 Another ordinance reducing assess ments of Sewer District No. 8 five per cent in 1910 instead of 10 per cent heretofore levied, was also adopted. The affairs of this district will also be closed shortly.