Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-11-29

ne c9mMlttee. Disposition 80 -,
matter came by waJs of ess OF tn
Pow IN 5nh and final sett1a,,, .llng Tn
reached and if an easa ~ e.'s Were
property were furnishad scross the
IL was the latest ;nc;dan.
nav oasts ene city has been forced r
ne u.s., ,aSn Tor damages growing ont :,
| TIM ~ pass construction.
noo -" Souncll ordered payment of 90
yvit. coo micipal and $7,815 in interest
y; WI @1o;o4 In fees on debt oblipat;oS.
"a new York, the items matnr;ns .' ,al
SIniosr + 1t was said the money! ~
aiready been sent. ey mac
Inc Council voted pavman+ &c 90,
toward cost of illumination of ~ A.,
ei'ys shopping district during 49, 49,
holiday season. Tie
mayor POWELL reported two roo,
tlres Tor the fire department uesa
I neeueu, and the matter was ,ot,.s -
70 Aldermen Cooper and Ellis x,; ~
power to act. WIZ
PETITIONS for sewer connao+;o
the north end of Rowland street ~, ~.
presented by colored citizens res;d was
there and was referred to The s,,.aa,s
visor of public works and The go.
superintendent. co
Iaxicab. insurance liability policies
TOT y =. Loughlin, Jr., and j. HI. Kelly
were received and filed after beino
approved by the city attorney.
On motion of Alderman d q
Lougnlln. seconded by Alderman F. II.
Hayes, the Federal wage and hour
limitations will be applied to the sew
age disposal plant construction pro-
gram, as required by the government
Aldermen M. w. Wester and Ellis
reported on a deal they had made
with Roy Robertson for the FARMING
OF land owned by the city near the
Waterworks lakes. They recommend
ed letting the farm to Robertson for a
return of one-fourth of the required
return from cash crops grown. This
was approved for 1899.
Two accounts at the Citizens Bank
and Trust Company were put on a
time deposit basis at interest, one Of
these being $176.69 and the other
$SO7.56. Both were obligated to re-
main on deposit for six months u,.-
less the city gave 80 days notice of
withdrawal. 'sf sw Sie:RZ
A letter from Mrs. S. G. Walters,
written from Washington, was read
in which she asked the city to remedy
certain conditions in which water
flows over lots of her tenants on Row
land street. The city disclaimed liza
bility for the condition, and instructed
Mayor Powell so to inform Mrs.
Walters.
License was granted to L. C. Bar
rett for the operation of five five-cent
Venice Special Amusement Tables
ct different locations in the city.
A petition about sewage line on
Written avenue was received and ord
cred lied.
Bids of O75O for ceiling, doors and
other repairs in the fire department
were reported to the Council by Mayor
Powell and part of the work was or
dered done.
The city clerk and the city attorney
were given power to act in an APP
peal of K. D. Urquhart for relief from
tax item in the valuation of a
linotype machine once owned by his
company and which was sold and was
listed by error last spring.
w. H. Evans. Jr.. asked reimburse
ment for 1880 damages he claimed
done to his car by dropping into
hc'a, on Horner street.
G. v. Jenkins, manager of the Hen
derson & Oxford Gas Company asked
that the city cooperate in keeping
open a parking space in front of the
company's offices on Garrett street.
On motion IF Alderman n c. Touch
lin the petition was received and filed.