The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-27

special session. noted elsewhere in the
Mirror, was called.
Petitions for sandstone sidewalks on
the east side of Waterloo street. the
east side of Ballantinc avenue ana
the south side of Mark street were
referred 10 the proper committees a
resolution to construct walks on Hanc
avenue. jefferson street and CONNER
cial street. was given the first read
ing.
l. n. Hill. who conducts a slaughter
house south of Bellefontaine avenus
presented a petition asking permission
to drain putrid water into sewer,
he to bear ell expenses of construc-
ton, etc MIR. Hills place Is located
outside the city limits and after con-
siderable discussion the matter was
referred 10 the city board of health.
A resolution to construct a sanitary
sewer from the end Of the Park street
sewer to Greenwood street and on
Greenwood 10 the Patton street sewer.
VAS given first reading.
A resolution providing for the con-
siruction of sanitary sewer from
the north end of Carhart street To
Center street was read the first time
and a resolution providing FOR a sewer
on this same street between Wilson
avenue and Center street was repeal
ed
An ordinance was read the first
time. authorizing the director of pub
lie safety to spend $4,000 for motor
fire apparatus. A motion to suspend
the rules and read 1t a second time
was lost by reason of Mr.. NAPLES Vot-
ing against 1t thus delaying the ser
ond reading until the next regular
meeting.
An ordinance to install gas light
at state and Farming streets was read
the first time, while the ordinance Ga
proceed with the paving of 81. James
street between State and Vine streels
was adopted after second and thitJ
reading.
A resolution was read the second
time, providing for the extension Oi
the sanitary sewer on George street
up Greenwood to Playground street
as was also a resolution providing for
the paving. with asphalt or tar maca-
dam. of Monroe street from Silver
street north to the end of the street
The resolution to pave Foster lane
between Park boulevard and Olney
avenue was read second time, as was
resolution to build a sanitary sewer
on Summit street south from Nj
Vernon avenue.
Took ON the Lid.
Mr. Brockett then called attention
10 the fact that city ordinance pro-
hibited the shooting Of fireworks, etc.
on the fourth Of July He thought
the time at hand to give the young
sters a chance and wanted actioi
taken to do something about 1t, 4
liitle later "A resolution was introduced
and adopted authorizing the mayor
To permit a display OF fireworks a
Lincoln park the night of the fourth
when large picnic will be held
Just before adjournment Mr. Ran
dan called attention To the fact tina
| the motorcycle danger Is increasing
| He cited several instances, partlcu
larly in the west end, Of motorcyclist
riding on the sidewalks, without light
and without munlers on their ma
chimes. He said he always though
there was an ordinance against thi
but found that the only thing appli
| cable 10 the case was an ordinance
limiting the speed of automobiles L
IAN ordinary trot" Just what al
ordinary automobile trot would be
Mr.. Randall was unable to say, bu
he felt sure the ordinance was beini
violated. Mayor Setter as per usual
Thought "something ought to be done.
And il WAS. Council adjourned.