The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-09
Council Acted On
Numerous Matters

lions were referred TO the committee
on streets
A, this juncture "A large number OF
petitions for street and sidewalk I'm
DrOvcments were presented by various
aldermen. as follows:
hldcl man Tate: r? place curbing
and drains on Maxwell. Monroe and
Brown 'trects. to widen Maxwell
street and pave the west sidewalk.
Alderman Carter: Curb and drain
both sides and pave south side OF
Glenn street from the Glenn streer
school 10 the iron foundry; curb and
drain bC:n sides OF Provost street and
pave cne side from Whitner To Lin
ier streets.
Alderman Spearman: Curb and
drain south side OF Morr.ss street
from River to McDufflc etreet and
pai,r south side from McDunic TO
Main street
Alderman King: To pave. curb and
drain Bleckley street from Main
sti ect TO the Whitner creek crossin :,
also Clinkscalcs street from Murray
avenue to Fair street from ClinxscaIcs
street to Bleckley street
Alderman Carter: r, extend the
Whitnor Creek crossing on UP to AL
lison's store.
Alderman Dobbins: Pave. curb and
NIlitner to River streets. alsO curb
Calhoun street.
Alderman Barton: Comp,ete the
curbing of Evans street. All OF these
INN ey,ln inf :, a.,
will he carriea out IN due time. ?
Sewerage Extension N:tter.
Alderman Spearman brought up the
matter of the city extending It's sewt
lines along several streets. attan ap-
|prsglmate cost oil $i5 ,0G0. to complete
tho original Ludlow- plan of. sewer
20 go. & = In the absence OF certain matter
10 be submitted by the city engineer
this matter was carried over to tie
next meeting OF council.
A communication from the board
OF Health calling attention TO the con
dition of the sewer line on Rlccklcy
street was read and considered. City
Engineer Sanders advised the pur-
chasing Of apparatus for cleaning out
this and other sewer lines. and WAS
authorized TO purchase the same. An
other communication from the board
with reference TO meats being sold in
the city contrary To- sanitary laws
governing the same was referred 10
Or. John Major. meat and milk i'm
spector. A communication asking that
the surface closets on the Anderson
Mill hill be made more accessible foT
purposes of cleaning them out was "a
ferred to the committee on sanitary
matters.
8Iipo{8 Board OF Health. I,y ,
As the tarm of office of A.8II Dag
nail as n member OF the board OF
Health expires In the next few days
Ire asked that he be relieved OF fur
ther duty in this connection. "A reso-
l,,tion to carry the matter over to The
next mcstlng OF, council and. In the
meantime ask the board for recon-
mendations as toae successor TO Mr.
Dagnall was adopted. The matter al
electing O. city attorney and cit;
physician WAS also carried over.
At this jnnctuce City Attorney Sull!-
van reported on the question ol
whether tho city physician coald hold
i the 1o;6,i.1n os chairman NJ fhd b5e RI
of health at the same time. He stated
that he found nothing In the statutes
that would prohibit this, as the city
physician w6s no more than city
/, employee.
Prv Can Eiremen.
:, A resolution by Alderman Spearmau
that the call firemen OF the city he
paid their salary on February Is tc
date was adopted.
At this juncture council adopted an
. ordinance authorizing and instructine