The Glenwood post., 1913-05-10
Council Receives Notice That City IS
Still h Court And Had Better
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The first regular meeting Of the city
council since the new organization was
held Monday evening Of this week and
some half hundred Of the citizens were
present to watch the new fellows tackle
some of the most perplexing problems
ever brought before the council of the
city.
Attorney J. L. Noonsn, who has been
doing extensive improvement work on
West Eighth street during the past few
months, appeared before the council
and asked if there il any way by
which he could erect cheap room near
his present office without conflicting
with the fire zone ordinance. He was
shown the city ordinance covering SUCH
questions and it was found necessary
10 .ake application in writing. Thi.
will probably be done At the next meet
iAg.
J. C. Rig,ey, Oh bshalf sf the Eagles
ball team, asked ths council for per
mission 70 paay sa.ss .. the grou.ds
under lssss BY ~ city. He sid the
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ths city. This petition was thought
necessary to prevent other teams ar
ranging conflicting dates. The matter
was left to the street and alley com
mittee.
The street and alley committee re-
ported adversely to the petition asking
the city to put in cement crossing
midway of the block on Grand avenue
between Eighth ard Ninth. The report
brought Ollie ThOrson and Jeune Hop
kins forward and they urged the COM
mittee to reconsider and urged the ne
cessity of such a crossing. The com
mittee stood pat, however, and said the
only plan would be for the property
owners ON the street to put the walk in
at their own expense. Should the prop
erty owners think we'll enough Of the
uOCu W oO kulD tuC CVtASuAlktCc IS-
port favorably ON the plan.
1t was announced that Investigation
had resulted in learning that it is too
late to get trees for this years plant
ing. However, . few trees were pur-
chased and set out in the south edge
of the city.
George Bell spoke Of beautifying
Grand avenue with new ornamental
poles and suggested that the council
agree upon some uniform pole. 1t de-
veloped that the Motor club has Al
ready received notice that their poles
arc on the way from the factory, henee
it is believed the council will recon-
mend that all others Be Of tie same
height and general style. It 10 said
10 les than two to three dozen of the
ornamental light poles will be installed
this pring along Grad avenue. The
street and alley committee viii await
tie arrival Of TIE Motor club polss and
then take sseA aetisa - ssens best.
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