The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-26

At last nights session of the CT.
council, it was decided to purchase si>.
new horses for the f1re department, this
being recommended some time ago by
the board OF public safety. A PROPOSE
tion will be accepted whereby six
horses now owned by the city, TO-
getner with $1,000 will be given in e>~
change for the new horses, which ar
to be accepted by the city after they
shall have been approved by a veteri-
marian appointed by the council
Several ordinances We're read ana
discussed. as were also some proposed
ordinances, at this session; the usual
amount of routine business was trans
acted aI2 several citizens addressed
the Council in regard to proposed or.
n1"snss@ in fhe {. to. regulate the dairy business
THs PROCEEDINGS.
Chairman Greonhut being absent, tn,
meeting @as called to order by the.
rrex1> - G.. Aymard. D. ka-len1an
was 80. I'D to act as chairman o. tin
meetti4fc:and took the chair.
AfteT 'rcading and approving az
minutes~nf the last regular meetirac .r.n
two special meetings. a communicates,
from the mayor was read. In this
communication the mayor recommend
ed that the council appropriate $3.50 ca
be given by the city to the hattleshiu
Florida silver service. The, communi-
cation was referred to the finance com
mittee.
The report of the finance committee
was received and adopted.
The franchise committee. in their re-
port asked TO be given more time 80
consider the matter of granting fran
chise to the proposed new railroad
This was granted. .s-s,,--gss -
The ordinance to regulate the 'da s,v
business in the city was postponed in
order that some citizens who are in
terested in the matter might be given
an opportunity To express themselves
before the council. AT opportunity
was given all who might wish to ad-
dress the body in reference to this
subject, and several OF those present
took advantage of the opportunity. DR..
Clarence Hutchinson was the first 20
address the council and gave some rea-
sons why he thought, from the stand
point Of q physician and one familia,
of the city, something should be done
to regulate the dairy business. H.,
suggested that they should be regu-
lated as to location, and that the coun-
Gil should adopt an ordinance which
could confine them to certain districts.
He gave several reasons why the
health. of the city is affected by the
presence of dairies and by the use OF
milk.
DR.. Hutchinson was followed by sev-
eral other speakers, who gave Their
opinions in regard to the proposition,
most Of them favoring Il district for
such places.
The parks and ways committee rec
commended that the request OF lie,
Daniel and \. Lischkoff to change the
grade of the paving on their property
at the southeast corner Of Main and
PalafoX streets be granted. II will b,
necessary to pass an ordinance to allow
this change to be made.
DESIGNATE REPOSITORIES
The board of bond trustees. in its
report, recommended that the National
City Bank of New York and any banll
or banks in the city or Pensacola
should be designated as repositories for
the safe keeping Of the money from the
sale of the Improvement bonds. il was.
also recommended that the National
City Bank of New York he designated
to act for that board in the matter of
delivery of the S250,O0O Az per cent.
bonds of the city Of Pen
sacola, awarded 10 the Prov ident
Savings Bank q Trust Company, OF
Cincinnati, and 70 receive payment
therefor
The report Of the city tax collector
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