The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-02
ORDINANCE LIN
 SPEED TRAFFIC
WILL HAVE TO co THROUGH EL ANIMATION PROCESS BEFORE
 IT MEETS FAVOR.
Attempt to Table New Proposed Law. Failed Last Night by But Single Vote on the
 Roll Call.

city councll last nlSut, came very linear meeting its final death blow DuI a few minutes after its first reading. A motion to table the ordinance failed by sing e vote.
 The ordinance is lengtny, and con tains some provisions that it is claim. ed would work hardship on the farm els and the curb merchants, accord. ling to Alderman Sigman, vino made lthe motion to table. It was drawn after city ordinances on the subject and Mir. Sigman thought it should undergo many trimmings before being made law for city like Hot Springs, An ordinance on the street traffic and speed subjects, as prepared by City Attorney Stallcup was presentec by Alderman Burgauer and read once. Alderman Sigman moved to taDic. which was seconded by Alderman Mooney. On roll call those voting tc table werel Homer, Mooney. Me Laughln, Sigman Those voting not to table were Aldermen G1 lis, Jones, shepherd, Weimar, Burgauer. Mayor Waters stated that Centra. avenue needed traffic regulation, ana that in event of passage of the ordi- nance he intended to put mouateJ police on that street for 30 days to l;netruct ti,, ,Nanpla u,ithout orrayf nm then thd ordinance could be en.orced.
 City Attorney Stallcup said the or ldinance had been drawn from the New York City rules and that ss much as s15,000 had been spent in perfecting them, and that he had on- ly taken such features from that or dinance as he thought adapted to this city.
 Alderman Shepherd was autnorizen to endeavor to find some one who would tear down the old Barry hos pital for the lumber from the build ing.
 Alderman Ellis of the special com lmittee on charities reported that there seemed nothing else to be done than Icontinue the city aid to these institu- tions. He also reported that as -he weeds had been cut about the city. he believed the county judge should be urged to cut the growth in the court house plot now known as dem ons.ration plot, and worked under the Isupervision of a government man. No action was taken on Alderman Ellis suggestion.
 An ordinance by Alderman Me Laughlin provided that the street cars be equipped with air brakes. Alder man Burgauer moved it be referred Q the ordinance committee. Another motion for second reading was stop ped by Alderman Jones who voted no. The ordinance was thus eft on t0'e calendar. It provides that it shou'- become effective on January l, 1912,
 Alderman Mooney presented an or dinanca requiring all railroads toI maintain light at city crossings from sunset until sun rise. The ordinance was read twice and referred to the ordinance committee.
 The new plumbing inspection osdi- nance which makes the city law con- form to the state law, creating an office of plumbing inspector at | sal ary of $1O0 per month. was taSen up, and sent to the ordinance committee .o he handled through amendments.
 There were present Aldermen Jones Ellis, weimar. shepherd, Mclaughlin. Burguaer, Mooney, sigman and hor Burgauer, Mooney, sigman and HOT ner.
 A petition was read from citizens on Murray street and OBryan street ask ing for road work. Referred.
 Petition from Park Terrace for light was referred.
 A petition endorsing the request of lady manager of Crittenden Home for assistance was read and referred.
 Petition from Carlton Terrace for a light was referred.
 Petition from state fair for $500 for decorative effect on city property and streets was read and on roll cail' passed.
 Petition for light at Belding ana Central avenue was referred.
 Petition from Sanitary Company asking for 90 days extension on time of installing plant be granted because of delay in getting ten year bond later construction was placed on the contract that an annual bond continually in force, would be sutti- cient. On motion the company was given to october to make pond ana begin work.
 P,sition to hang electric sign at 211 l-2 Malvern was granted.