The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-02-10
OFFICIAL COPY OF COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS.
CONDENSED Report.)

tNOAaCAoC4 4h1ROAt
Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, 1910.
Regular monthly meeting. Mayor
presiding. All members present ex-
cepting Messrs. Cummins and WHY'S.
Minutes read and approved.
Finance CoEnittee's report read in
full, approved and adopted and ord
cred filed.
Mr.. Gavin reported on matter of
pauper, Billie Burks, nat he had Sc
cured a boarding place near depot for
$50 per month. Beginning Feb. 1st.
Report adopted unanimously.
Mr.. Bell introduced Ordinance No.
1876, read il FULL and referred to
Committee on Sidewalks and Bridges.
Mr.. Bell introduced Ordinance No.
1877, read in full and referred to Com
nittee on Sidewalks and Bridges.
Mr.. White-nan introduced Ordinance
No. 1913, read in full and referred to
Committee on City Affairs.
Mr.. Haymaker introduced Resolu
ton No. 101, read in full and unani-
mously passed under suspension of
rules.
Marshall instructed to proceed with
serving sidewalk notices under Ordi-
nance No. 1s5, passed July 6, 1909.
Also TO notify owners of property TO
cement gaps over bitches where ce-
ment sidewalks have heretofore cen
ordered in.
County Commissioners granted
permits to construct temporary Jail
building and permanent Court House
and Jail buildings.
Report of City Veterinarian relative
to inspection of dairies read and ord
cred filed.
Message from Mayor read in full
and referred to proper committee.
Petition from citizens of chihuahua
asking for some street and alley i'm
provements in that section of the
city referred to Special Committee
composed of Messrs. Bell and White
man.
Police Judges and City Marshan's
report for January rea and ordered
filed.
Request of owners of Victoria
Heights Addition for grade lines for
street and alley grading, at City's
pense, rejected by vote of 5 for and
: against.
On unanimous vote it was decided
that the City furnish sidewalk lines
and grade for construction of cement
sidewalks.
Report of City Attorney Scott show.
ing present condition of all city cases
in court read and ordered filed.
Mr.. Bell introduced Resolution No.
1902. read in full and on passage all
members voted yes. excepting Mr..
Gavin VINO voted no.
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No. 1873. read in full and on passage
all members voted yes. excepting
Messrs. Gavin and Hay-naker. who
voted No.
Permit of ]. C. Williams for Cess
pool referred to Sanitary Committee
and Sanitary Police with power to
! act.
Correspondence between Ed. s.
Gibbany and City Attorney relative
to certain sewer extensions read for
information Of council and ordered
fIed.
On unanimous vote Mr.. Scott vas
instructed to inform Mr.. Gibbany that
the City was ready to carry out its
contract relative to this extension.
Communication from Fire Chief rel
alive to stationing 2 men at Armory
during public performances read and
referred to Fire Dept. Committee.
Bil of Anderson Coupling & Fire
Supply Co. for gong for Chiefs bug
gy allowed and ordered paid.
Bill of Cronk e. Kirkpatrick for
shoeing fire horses referred to Fire
Dept. Committee and Fire Chief with
power to act.
Bill of Robinson Fire apparatus
Supply Co. for chemicals allowed and
tordered paid.
The matter of maintaining ditch
crossings. on motion Of Mr.. Gavin,
second by Haymaker, il was unani-
mouslv carried that the City maintain
street and alley crossings only, and
not where bitches run parallel with
the streets and alleys as changed from
old course of ditch.
Statement of City Physician rela-
tive to bill of Mary Edgren at St.
Mary's Hospital being City patient,
referred to Poo and Pauper Commit
tee with power to act.
Recess subject to cal.
w. T. PAYLOR,