El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-05

city. clerk TO advertise for bids for
paving Virginia street from Missouri
S 20 40 GFande street bids to be in by
Octooer 10. An ordinance assessing the
cost for this work against the proDertv
owners " as passed on its second read
ing. an ordinance establishing grades
on Mundy avenue from the east side of
/ DOCK Z TO Grand View WAY was mass
I ed on its second reading. The council
/ ADOPTED on its first reading an Ordin-
I ance establishing grades on East Over
/ land street from st. Vrain street 70
[ Cotton avenue
Automobiles Must Move.
/ AUTOMOBILES and hacks viii no long
I er De allowed TO take their station on
/ herald Plaza. On recommendation Of
I alderman Clayton a petition signed by
I practically all the properly owners on
/ the plaza stating that the presence Of
I the autos and hacks was nuisance
I and asking that they be restrained
! IRON standing there, was granted.
! IN LLaLu lIness was the plea Of over
I AZ property owners on Broadway, who
} ~ eseuled peutlOn protesting against
I the paving Of that street from Second
TO sixth street. They declared them
serves unable to stand the expense of
I Ine paving and stated that they did not
UeSlA me Work q public necessity at
ILls tLLne.. Inc petition was granted.
Reports Filed.
The report OF the city scavenr ger for
the month Of September. showfng total
expenditure of $3.50. 80, was received and
filed o. u
The report Of the health department
9"9Q = deaths during the past week
and Is births SiXty-tWO complaints
We're attended to and 1887 school chn-
cre1 examined. The report of ] n
Comstock, city sealer. for the month Of
august, was received and filed.
Three Fires During Week.
mere were three fires during the
week, according to the fire marshaTs
report All were Of minor consequence. |
during the week 40 buildings were in
spected and seven occupants notified
70 comply with the ordinance for fire
protection.
The report Of A. E. Bartlett for the
month or september. showing So build
ing permits issued and collections
amounting to S154.5O, was received and
filed, as was also the weekly report o.
sewer cOmml ssloner HadlOck. The
council granted haWkers' Permits to A
W. j. Schmid, Mrs. J. NJ Freeman and
Martin Lopez.
Claimed $1,000 Damages.
Seven thousand dollars damage. are
claimed in a petition of Frank Foster.
Helen roster and 7. c. McCarty, who Z
assert the Shelter viaduct. the buiTdfng
OF which has been authorized by the
city encroaches, by means If its north Z
approaches, upon their property. The
matter was referred to the CITY attor- /
ney- The petition of the Magnolia Pc
troleum company to erect a warehouse /
and tanks on block a, Campbell addi- /
uOns was granted
To Change Street Width.
Nevada street will be made a 20 foot I
street instead of = foot street be-
tween Hutton and Grand new streets. q I
petition asking for the change present !
ed by A 3. Palmer, being era rted.
A contract was entered into with the I
Magnolia Petroleum company to furnish
the city with from $500 to 1000 barrels I
of crude oil per month at Sis per bar I
rel Of 40 gallons.
Must Apply by Letter.
An ordinance was introduced by ale /
derman Clayton providing that apDIica-
ton must be made in writing to the /
city engineer by persons wishing to I
make any repairs to existing structures !
upon city property and providing a fine /
for violation therefore. was passed on I
its first reading.
Fresh buttermiIk. FL Paso Dairy.