The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-28

The committee later in the meeting re-
ported upon the bond ordinance, pro-
viding for the new bond issue of $780,
900, offering an amendment by insert
ing an item Of $4,000 for public
market house. In its amended form
the ordinance was referred to the ordi-.
nance and engrossing committee, and
the other recommendations of the
committee were adopted
ENGROSSED ORDINANCES.
The ordinance and engrossing COM
mittee returned properly engrossed or
dinance No. 100, giving the Dallas
Land Company the right to construct
an electric car line over and along GER
tain streets; also returned engrossed
the ordinance granting the P, NJ. e
N. o. Railroad the right to construct
a railroad and right of occupancy of
certain streets. The committee had
some amendments, on suggestion of
Alderman Bear, to offer to the ordi-
nance granting w. r. Taylor and as
signs right to construct a track
across Garden street to the corner of
Manresa street. Before the amend
ment was offered the committee re-
ported the ordinance with the city at
torney's favorable opinion. The sug-
for inlets, as it was a paved street
over which the spur would be con-
structed. For the purpose of again
submitting it the ordinance was held
up and will be considered at a special
meeting to be held one night next
week.
PARKS AND WAYS.
The committee on parks and ways
returned ordinance No. 141, relating to
sidewalk construction on Jefferson
street below Main street, with no
recommendation. The committee re-
turned ordinance No. 143, relating to
the grading, paving, ETC., of certain
streets with amendments. This is the
ordinance which provoked the discus
sion as to which board would handle
the Tarragona street paving The
committee also reported that after a
full and careful consideration of the
matter, the conclusion had been
reached that a flagman, preceding
every train passing over the Gregory
and Tarragona streets intersection
would be sufficient safeguard for the
crossing, and forthwith later in the
session introduced a resolution provid-
ing that a flagman precede every
train at the crossing named The last
meeting of the council adopted a reso-
luton making it the duty OF the rail.
road company to station a flagman
there permanently or to have all trains
come to full stop.
REPORTS.
The chairman of the board of bond
trustees reported that his board had
been very busy of late and had NOT
had the time to compile an itemized
statement as requested by the Rem
shaw resolution at the last meeting.
Further time was asked. 1t was
granted.
The application from the marshal
coming from the board of safety, for
the sum of $3.50, to defray expenses to
a convention of police chiefs. was re-
ferred to the finance committee.
The board Of works reported the ap-
plication of NJ. Jacoby for permission
to move house. The request was
granted.
The city clerks report showed a
total of 81 births and 81 deaths during
the past month. 1t was filed.
NEW SIDEWALK LIMITS,
New sidewalk limits were provided
in the ordinance (NO. 107) as intro
duced in amended form by Alderman
Williams. The new limit is as fol-
lows: Coyle street north to Cervantes,
thence to DeVilliers, thence north to
Brainard, thence east to Reus, thence
north to $50 feet north of LLOYD,
thence east to Baylen, thence on to
Lee, thence to Palafox, thence to Con
zalez, thence to Ninth avenue, thence
north to Moreno, thence east to Tenth
avenue, thence north on both side to