The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

imprisonment NOT Ito ,excbsa,, 90 days,
according to the newSordiiaance.
j. The question Of the city purchasing
new combination pump and hose au-
tomobile fire truck was considered at
+ length and Representatives OF the an
tomobile faetnrtes,. were, Il present to
ssats ffasfr PrS1FHoStt.ons- P1F ri Upaa melton
! of Aldermaf'f Spearman, the matter
was referred to- the fire committee.
consisting OF. aldermen Kfhg, Tate and
| Spearmail iM e93sjst. hatyiis9 .it'
The matter Of appro1SSffiIaiitfcns from
the city for the coming year was the
next question, before council ind this
was very Interesting feature, Sew
eral members were OPPOSED to several
appropriations but the budget was
The hospital ;, appropriation or $2,-
goo per year was adopted.
The appropriation,to TO aid the Ladies'
Civic association 4iI In bsaatsiissyy;;ssg bbsaatsiissy;sg the
| public eluareaamounting to about 5000
per year was passed: rs d,
The appropriation of $500 pe4 year
| for thed Pafmettns RdflesGwas held up
until a tcommitfee can investigate the
conditions land sdeterHiinefJ Just what
tlIis organization isidoing e The COM
mittee is coInposed cof Alderman Bar
/, ton, King and Tate. S,i psgs5t
| The appropriation Of $3.50 q year for
!, the Salvation, Army was again made.
The most peGplexing problem feS:-
ling council in,the way of appropri-
i-ations Eeemed to- be-, that's (which pro-
vides for S1S3 per month for the Car
negie library. This naafter caused q
discuSsioh oht htslastfngaWelis over an hour
land finally ON motiontof fisherman. Car
| ter. 1t was decided TO suspend this ap-
ipropriationu Carterr King Tate and
J, Spearnian voted for the, motion, Barton
not voting.' Figi vta u
The question OF allowing Are works
2sxt Christmas wss aiscasssa ana e.
was deEided to allow ltbes Bhooting of
| fireworks tn begin .at 2 escinck on
! Chritmtts eve anG continue thrniisi, the
following Saturday evening
| When the question sos new atrests
was taken !up q general % discussiop
arose, and 1T took, over an hour for
the body TO reach any conclusion on
| this matter. q Alderman 81 Snaaruan
pointed out that River street was in
serious condition, without ciirbs, and
that this work had been dong neglected.
He asked that the street be curbed
land drained and asked that additional
work be done on Norris street for the
5Iise.s - - The as..;;. 81 sss....:s ..:
IKennedy street school, His motion
finally prevailed, with the exception of
that portion relating to Norris street.
l Alderman barton then spoke IN be-
half Of the property owners on Calhoun
street and insisted that work he START
ION this undertaking as.once. He want
ed the street bet0eenI Evans street
] and Dick Avenue curbed, drained and
paved. which viii cost about $3.50.
according to specialization submitted
by the city engineer. His motion nj
naliy prevailed after a prolonged dis
cussfoE Ia :;
| AT 1885 the body went into execu-
tive session for the election Of ad-
| lditionai city Siiiciais.
The most sanertapt nlattof discuss.
ed ins the executive sesaion was the
felectioll of dremsn for the coming
term. This resulted In tho election
sof W. + s!aoksnrI ~ chief With j. Il.
Coer. e +. sAcCoAh and sam Hoard
los drivers Mr. lQeeTs Is also to s.s as