City Council Considers Dumping Ground and Refunding Bonds
Last night the council discussed lacking a city dumping ground after residents petitioned for a designated refuse site. Superintendent Boyd urged an exclusive operator for the odorless excavator to boost street-cleaning efficiency. The council passed a refunding ordinance for bonds and approved limited tax refunds including $9 to Mrs Henry upon confirmation she does not run a hotel. A net spending review was ordered as finance chairmen noted city funds and potential excess above regular appropriations.
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Boyd
Stax
Cumberland Valley Railroad
L. A. Henry
Washington Street
Stewart St
Clifford
Harrison
Clifford Streets
Stewart
Stewart Street
Gray
Fuller
Financial Committee
the Star
J. Rob
Offers to Lease the Opera House Moves Forward
City Council last night heard Fred Hable push for leasing the Opera House at the new Reuss City Hall. Building Commission to study definite propositions with a June report while a special commission meeting convenes this afternoon. Hable, a home man, hopes the best attractions and guaranteed terms, with several out of town bids considered.
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City Council
Fred H. Hable
New Reuss City Hall
Hable
Building Commission
Opera House
Court House appoints special policeman and council weighs hay
Doran was received as special policeman at the Court House and Samuel Noakes chosen to fill the vacancy. Kremer introduces an hay weighing ordinance changing fines to the scales owner. Sanitary Committee proposes charges for the odorless excavator and rates. An ordinance appropriating 500 to the contingent fund reaches its third reading before adjournment.
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Ert Doran
Samuel Noakes
Kremer
Sanitary Committee
Fuller
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F. H. Hable
Barr’s Gallery
John C. Wheat
New York
W. H. Baker Chocolate Company
8. Rosenmeyer
Milroy Fort
Ethel Anderson
George Merryman
Thos. Strider
W. W. Glass
Leetown
Barr’s
A. P. Miller
Chicago
Winchester
Thomas Cover
Angerona
W. H. Beardsworth
Laura Hockman
Baltimore
Ft EU. Y
North Main St
LIN Florshein’s
Nhat Tart
Ford
J.C. Davis
Tice Corner
North Brent
Rock Street
A. M. Dirreenderfer
S. Market St
Talk of the Town
Fieble’s
Openiine
Pt Ance Ts Oo
Call
Greer Fh
S. H. Hable
Star Clothier
Main and
Water Streets
J.w.warre
S. Main St
Ladies of the
M. E. Church South
Bessie Nurton
West Water Street
Mayard
Curly Li
Mary Gitte Contrary
Jackie Horner
Red Riding Hood
Cora Hillyard
L’ardita
Iss Hilda Correll
Miss Muffett
Thomas Keating
Agt
Cumberland Beer and
Braddock
Barwell Supplied
North Main Street
United States
QUEEN
Queen Louise
Shuld
Huntsberry’s Popular Shoe House
Chase Bros. Piano Mo
H. A. Colfelt
T. T. Wall
A. D. Cunnmxcuam
Berryville Pike
Eugene AU
South Braddock St
North Kent St
Valentine
Miller’s Drug Store
Lewis Bros
Piccadilly Street
Star Office
Cornelius Gibbons
West Peyton Street
North Market Street
Robert M. Henry
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