City Council Proceedings Reported Actions
Great Western Cereal leases accepted. G A R given 75 for Memorial day. Street railway ground extension for barns requested. C R I P ordered to remove temporary unloading switch on Front street within ten days. Orange street opened to river by removing C R I P track. Sycamore north of Eighth petition presented. Rock Island city committee to cooperate with Muscatine on bridge toll dispute settlement. Garbage 35 cents per load and swill 10 cents per barrel. 110 business men sign petition for franchise to American Telegraph and Telephone Company. council will act once nearby cities franchises inspected.
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Great Western Cereal Company
Street Railway
Front Street
Block 16
Orange Street
Sycamore
Eighth
Tock Island
Muscatine
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
Pine Street
Chestnut Street
F. P. Sawyer
Ald. Schenck
Frank Walters
G. A. R. Post
Muscatine Electric Railway
Spring Street
East Front Street
Ald. Bartemeier
Sycamore Street
Eighth Street
City of
Iowa
Tenth Streets
Kemble and Fuller
Emil Kranz
H. M. Burk
E. R. Healy
John C. Plate
E. C. Peto
Hannah Hazlett
John Huber
Thos. Brooks
Muscatine City Council May 1902 Proceedings
May 15 1902 council meeting presided by Mayor McNutt with eight Aldermen present approved prior minutes and referred multiple sidewalk street grading and storm water matters to appropriate committees. petitions requested Grandview road fill Oregon street walk repairs Fifth and Poplar storm water, Roscoe avenue improvements, and license to publish proceedings by Der Correspondent.
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Council Chamber
McNutt
Duffield
Diercks
Engel
Riggs
Seiler Spaethe
Bartemeier
Schenck
Ald. Diercks
Grandview Road
Oregon Street
Baker Avenue
R. R. Co
Kansas Street
Sampson Street
Demorest Avenue
Ald. Duffield
Fifth
Poplar
Seventh
Spring Streets
Acceptance of Lease by Great Western Cereal Co
The Muscatine city council accepted the lease terms for ground on Front Street tied to the Great Western Cereal Company project. Ald. Schenck moved to adjust a 1901 tax assessment, and multiple street and public works items were referred to committees. A $75 Decoration Day appropriation was approved from the general M. & C. fund.
City Council Acts On Tax Exemption and Street Matters
Alderman Bartemeier secured approval for Mrs. Brecken’s tax exemption. Spae referred mud-covered North Cedar street segment to the sidewalk committee. Riggs pushed for deeds to Freeman’s addition streets and alleys, referred to the whole committee. Weaver’s double assessment claimed. referred to the committee for action. Coster urged reconsideration of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. of Iowa franchise. deferral moved until ordinances are tackled.
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Ald. Bartemeier
Ald. Riggs
Freeman
Chas. Sinnet
Committee of
A. J. Weaver
Committee of the Whole
J. C. Coster
Muscatine
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Iowa
Ald. Engel
Rates from Chicago to New York on Nickel Plate service
It is advantageous to learn the fares from Chicago to New York New England and eastern points via Nickel Plate road and connections. Three daily trains offer no excess fare meals in dining cars on the American club plan. Pay for what you get not more than 35 cents to 1 dollar. For rates and information contact John Y. Calahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago Ill Depot Fifth Ave and Harrison St.
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Chicago
New York
New England
Nickel Plate Road
John Y. Calahan
Adams St
Ill
Fifth Avenue
Harrison St
Opening of Normal Institute Cut to Two Weeks
Wallace fixes July 21 as the start of the Normal Institute in Wapello County with a single morning session each day for two weeks. The date is later than normal to accommodate the National Teachers Association meeting in early July.
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Wapello Republican
Sept. Wallace
Normal Institute
National Teachers’ Association
Canadian Pacific Bay Forming the World’s Most Magnificent Scenery
A battered note describes the Canadian PacificBay forming the most magnificent scenery along the lake of the Canadian Wanine railway. It laments missing a chance to view the world famous landscape and mentions low excursion rates for numerous conversions.
Railway Literature Offered Through Agents in Three Cities
San Francisco Portland and Tacoma mentioned as good routes and available for purchase from any railway agent. Literature copies can be obtained by applying to A. CG. Shaw General Agent Pass Department at 223 Clark Street Chicago.
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A. CG. Shaw Gen. Agt
Pass. Dept
Clark St
Chicago
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