The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-16

weak 10 lVc loWcfi neaNlcSi mixed ana
mediums GOu6,35; yorkers G4O; pigs
l6.
Cattle-5 cars; steady.
Sheep and lHmbs--15 cars; 6.Sj top.
Calvcs-lOO; 1925 top.
lVparallel each otner I'm this alley
| Several years ago, 1t was explained,
one of these sewers was broken down
and both were thrown into one, so
! that the sanitary sewer matter was
| turned into the cellar drain. Now,
] it is claimed, the Marion Pure MIX
company has been pumping dirty
water and the refuse from its plant
! into the sewer. Two other people
have tapped into toe sewer and use
| it IN such a manner that it has been
clogged and the crsult is that the
buttermilk clabor and sewerage mat
| ter has backed up into a number Of
cellars.
Yesterday morning before seven
! o'clock Councilman Clary was called
TO the home of a man whose cellar
,contained about six inches Of this
matter and he was compelled to
throw open all the doors in his home
| TO eliminate the stencil. Mr.. Clary
| wanted immediate relief given the
matter and the matter was referred
| to Service Director anthony with in
| structions to proceed at once TO
| remedy the matter. at least tempOr-
arily until the weather permitted a
general overhauling Of the old broken
| down sewer.
Second and third readings were Civ
| en- to an ordinance providing for is
| suing notes for SS25 To pay for con-
! structing sewers ON Carhart and Mon
roe streets ana the ordnance was
adopted.
| a resolution providing for the con-
struction of "A sanitary sewer on Trey
avenue from the south end of the
street to the first alley south Of Wal
nut street was referred to the prop.
er committee.
An ordinance 30 extend water
mains on Avondale street, Trey
avenue and Superior street was re-
| ferred TO the watcnYorks committee.
A second reading was given TO an
ordinance providing for issuing bonds
In the sum Of $1,172 10 pay the city's
portion Of improvements on Campbell
Monroe and Carhart streets, and the
first alley west of Prospect street be-
tween Center and Church streets.
a resolution was adopted liking
the salary Of the clerk Of the board
OF control at $75 a month and pro
viding that he act as clerk OF the
boards Of public safety and public
service.
The committee, which is provided
by law, as consisting OF the president
Of the city council, the president o
the school board and the president f.
the sinking fund trustees, then sub
mitted the names of its appointee
on the civil service commission. The!
are as follows: n. E. Arnold, on'
year; Samuel II. Kellar, two year
and w. II. Jones. three years. Coun
ell has nothing to do with this mat
ter other than to approve the ap
pointments, which was done. 1t
, understood that the sinking fun
trustees have not yet organized. bu
} as the matter Of the appointments
Of small consequence. Mr.. schaf
fner's right to name man will prob
ably not be questioned.
To close the pleasant little sesslo
, came resolution which was
novelty. 1t authorized the mayor I
employ a janitor for the city office
at the salary OF $40 a month. Th
resolution was adopted quickly whe
It became known that the man select
ed for the position would be entirel
satisfied with the salary and could b
depended upon TO be on the job earl
and late. Mayor Walters announce
that Emory Hurley had the long pol
7 who knocked this permission, an
Emory Will begin his duties at once
Yes Boy!
Council then adjourned TO NEE
' next Monday night.
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