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to this arrangement The matter
was then dropped for the present.
Dog Hospital ControN Lrsy

to tins arrangement. The matter
| was then dropped for the present.
Dog Hospital ControI Lrsy
\ plat of Il proposed subdivision
Of land in the northeast section of
thc city was submitted to the board
and was given approval subject to
the action of the board Of supcrVis-
ors in the matter. The sub division
would be bounded ON the north by
Adams avenue, east by Twelfth
street, south by Commercial avenue
aad would extend to an alley run
i,ning between Adams and CONNER
clal street as a western boundary.
The plat showed that it is planned
to divide the tract into 27 lots, nine
Of which would face ON Adams
street as business sites and the re
mainder used as locations for resi-
dcnccs.
Mrs. William Rcams and Mrs. r.
j. Meadows are the owners Of the
property to be sub divided.
The matter Of the dog hospital
conducted by DR.. Maxwell was
brought before the board. An cmrr
gency ordinance prepared by the
cry attorney in the matter was
sidctrackcd when Mayor Clement.
said that Dr. Holiday of the state
health department is due to arrive
in tine city and that he believed the
matter should be referred to him.
DR.. Maxwell and several residents
If the vicinity of the hospital were
given the floor during the course of
tie discussion and gave their views
Oh the matter. The citizens de
clarcd that the hospital is unhcaIth-
iul and is conducted in an unsani-
tarY manner. DR.. Maxwell denied
these assertions and said that he is
ready at any time to submit to in
spcction.
DR.. Maxwell also took up with
the board the matter of disposing OF
animals in his work as human,
agent. He said that while he is
Wiling TO render this service FIRE,
to the public, treating the animals
and curing them insofar as this il
possible, and finding homes for
them, in many eases it is necessary
to dispose of the animals and that
he is being placed at an expense in
getting rid Of them The matter
WAS referred TO Mayor Clements as
health and sewer commissioner for
consideration.
Attorney Horton then was given
the floor and brought out the case
Of W. f.. Lyons before the board
Lyons WAS shot in the leL by a city
police officer about seven weeks
a@o aed has been confined at the
FL Centre hospital since that time.
Horton explained that the father OF
the boy is not in position to stand
the expense incurred and he asked
that the matter be taken up by tn,
city and county officials TO deter
mine what can be done in the mat
ter. The ease was referred to the
ely attorney.
Asks for Swimming Pool
As a member of committee Of
the Lions club, Horton then brought
up the matter Of the establishment
of swimming pool in city park
He said that the club is ready tC
raise a fund for the erection of Il
plunge and asked that the city 90
into the matter with the committee
TO determine whether or not there
are any obstacles that must be- over
come in the proposed plan.
Councilman Rucklin moved that
a committee consisting of Phil
knights, city engineer, Il. II. Me
Kibbcu, superintendent Of the city
water works, aud Councilman faw-
cctt, street and park commissioner,
hr named to work with the Lions
club committee in the matter The
motion was carried.
Attorney Horton also brought