WARM WORDS PASSED AS COUNCIL MEETS ON IMPROVEMENTS
The council held a lively meeting Tuesday evening with warm words over Chestnut and Sixth street improvement matters. Major Cassingham frequently rapped for order as union and resident lobbyists filled the chamber. The session began at 7:10 and ended about 12:20 with Solicitor Voorhees, Clerk Wagner, Superintendent Rail, and Trustee C L Walker present. J J Rose and Rev Father Ross attended for Sixth street work.
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Chestnut
Sixth Streets
Cassingham
Voorhees
Wagner
Chestnut Street
Rail
C. L. Walker
Water Works
J. J. Rose
Father Ross
Sixth Street
Chestnut Street Pavement Debate and Union Ordinance
Residents petition to bid three pavement materials brick brick and asphalt on Chestnut Street amid council debate. The talks cover price differences among asphalt brick and stone, bid procedures and possible delays. Union wage ordinance faces constitutional concerns but supporters push for recognition and set pay scales for city contractors.
New Scale Paid Debate on Street Labor Wages
Mr. Timmons reported the street committee met the shovelers and teamsters to hear their plea for higher pay. They requested $3.50 and $1.70 per day for street work, while officials indicated limited authority to grant such raises.
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Teamsters
Timmons
Street Committee
Council
Council Passes Resolution Showing Union Demands
The council approved the resolution after Mr. Kuntz moved its passage and Mr. Binner seconded. All members voted aye as Mr. Brooke presented the measure, which carried by every vote.
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el Ands
Kuntz
Binner
Brooke
Rowdy street paving clash over Sixth Street funding
A council dispute over a resolution to improve North Sixth Street from Main to Locust triggered cross accusations between J J Rose and Father Ross. exemptions, costs, and a proposed compromise for paving Chestnut to Locust were debated before referral to the ordinance committee.
Water Works Bonds and Street Extension City Council Action
Superintendent Raff and Trustee Walker asked for 312000 to extend repair enlarge and improve water works. A resolution passed. A petition by 19 property owners backed Sixth Street extension through the Ilay estate to pave the street. Garbage dumping plans discussed with Standard Advertising offering near their plant if no hazardous refuse is dumped. Second Street improvement bonds sold for 313500 and a sewer contract with John Kassner was approved. council rules discussion led to Cushings Wannat handling gaps when needed.
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Raff
Walker
Sixth Street
Ilay Estate
Brooke
Kuntz
Cassingham
Standard Advertising
Second Street
John Kassner
Mio Xunner
Government of Council
Cushings Wannat
Oklahoma Petition Seeks City Boundary Extension Vote
A petition to include Oklahoma as part of Coshoetes was read. Officials note property owners Winne signed the second petition asking extension, amid confusion over whether Kens worth should be admitted and where boundaries should run along Pan Handle Bank Street Seventh Street and the railroad. The solicitor is to draft an ordinance defining the lines for the next meeting.
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Stewart
McDowell
Council
Merrell
Brooke
Voorhees
Ohio
Supreme Court Library
Zanesville
Union Jather
Knights of Pythias
Missouri
Supreme Court
Hay
Fimmons
Joe
Merrelli
Mr. Brooke
Solicitor Voorhees
Mr. McDowes
Timmons
Afr
Jamen
Cassingham
Broghe
Oklahoma
Winne
Lamus
Delby
Corporation
Bank Street
Aine
Seventh Street
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Chestnut and
Gault
Mr. Rinner
Hasler
Willan Ravers
Edmont
Hanley
Rogers
Brooks Johnson
Mr. Gault
Edwin Lee
Mizer
Mr. Hanley
Mr. Lee
Brick
Mr. Hanler
Hantey
Resela Tin
Asphatt
LD Theegui
Mr. Timmons
L. K. Beach
Tooker
Cincinnati
Beach
C. E. Spangler
Arguer Vorce
Co.ngh
Schester Voorhees
Tinamons
Jeng
Sch Lehes
Typographical Union
McKowell
Ife
Ross
Main
Locust
Rose
Lim
Pather Ross
Mr. Rose
Coshucton
JF. Meek
Sixth and Main
Meek
Water Works Bonds
Stet Saat
Td Price Sean Outfitters
Nicholas & Burns Block
Rea Aa CN MT Ata
New York
Pr Ces Tower
Isterinz
Prces
Renfrew Brothers
Opera House
Coshocton, Ohio
Dros
McDonald
Geidel Building
Coshocton, O
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