The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1919-04-11
VOLUME xxxvlII
THE COUNCIL MEETS IN REGU.
LAR SESSI0N-NOTES OF :
INTEREST.


routine business was attended to and
the members settled down to work.
The following proceedings of inter
est are noted:
Following building permits were
granted: Bourbon Tobacco Ware
house Company applied for permit to
construct one-story brick and steel
building, composition roof, on South
Main street and Barns avenue, prob
able cost $50, 900, to be used as ware.
house. ]. B. Northcott protested
against granting permit. On roll
call same was granted by a unani-
nous vote
Bourbon Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany apply to move one-story cottage
to rear of ]. B. Northcott's property.
Same was granted.
o.. Davis, one-story metal roof
building, to be used as garage, on
Pleasant street. Granted.
W. G. McClntock, to erect garage,
probable cost $500. Granted.
A communication from Prof. Lee
Kirkpatrick was read, requesting
the Council create slow zone around
CITY School. Itwas order by unan-
imous vote that the zone be adopted.
Warning signs were ordered put up
around school, and also on leading
streets entering Paris.
Fence ordered put up on Stoner
avenue at foot of Vine street.
Special meeting called for Tuesday
night at 7:30 at the Office of the
Mayor to fix licenses of coming year.
DR.. J. M. Williams appointed to fill
place of DR.. Henry, on Massie Hos
pital Board.
A Committee was appointed to con-
fer with Mr.. Ed. Corey in regard to
purchase of lot on Henderson street,
in order to make outlet from Hender
SON street to Link avenue.
Chairman Merringer of the Police
Committee, read a Communication
from Mr.. Roy Clendenin, which ask
ed for Patrolman Judy's removal
from Office and in substance is as
follows:
In the charge filed by Mr.. Glen
denim, he claimed that on one oc-
casion while he was backing his car
off Fourth street on to Main, Officer
Geo. w. Judy Gin very gruf and
insulting voice, followed at HIM,
Pull up and 20 around the other
way'" That on a subsequent occa-
sion his wife had left her car In front
of Harry James place of business
unknown to him, and that Judy had
met him on the street and SAID, Mr..
Clendenin. is that your car down
there 2" Clendenin answered, eyes"
That Judy told him to remove 1t.
That Clendenin said, 1T is strange
YOU do not make other people move
cars as well as me-" Whereupon ne
alleges Judy said: Whoever says l
am not treating everybody alike is q
damned liar" And further said: Il
VIII give you just ten minutes TO
move the car" On another occasion
he was again backing his car to turn
around. when Judy asked him: Mr..
Clendenin. don't you know you are
violating the laww Clendenln dld
not reply, and Judy repeated the
question. Clendenin said, Il guess l
am and will be in the Police Court In
the morning" Judy then said, &C
cording to Clendenin: God damn
YOU. YOU had better not do it any
more" Clendenin asked that these
charges be preferred against saad on
Ger. and that he be removed from
the police force on account OF mis-
conduct of an officer,
Mr.. Merringer, after reading above
paid patrolman Judy a very hlg1
compliment upon his action In regard
IN the matter, and asked the Council
to uphold Mr.. Judy in the matter;
and a motion was put and earned
unanimously sustaining the officer In
his actions.
The mill dam question was again
brought I'D. but no action was taken
ia the matter. Attorney &. {: Tai
bott. representing the Paris Gas q
Electric Light Co., made a state
ment to the Council urging them to
make a settlement of some kind with
his clients for services rendered since
the expiration of their contract with
the city. stating that complications
nav arise during the suit with the
CITY. and that his company also had
the right under the law to turn on
the current from, the city. The mat
ter was referred to the Light Com
nittee. The Mayor stated that ne
had letter from Mr.. Weiss, aRsrney
for the city, in regard to the matter,
but that he did not care to make II
public at this time. u
A resolution was read petlhonlng
the State Aid Commission to allow
the city its proportion of the Road
Pund. amounting to $3.50, the city
to apply SIS, 500 to said fund for the
purpose of building streets on certain
sections of Main, Eighth and VIM
chester streets, Resolution was
adopted. - ..a 49, ~