03-22-1915 (2)ing Sig
being
left on
vacant
#
mw_ 01
•
continued)
Which ordinance was read the first time; and by un till
bers of the council present, being, 11 in number, and morr,
bers of the council elect, the rule8 were sunpended and the, ordinnne
rmud
th nmoond
time and by unanimous vote- of all the Memlimrs Of tile coune.11
boin�,r
11 In rumhmr
and more than two thirds of all the members of:' the council 1mot,
the ru
ar"(1fri
suspended and the ordinance read the third-and last time; ant the
Yl-ft t"c'
t. mg
I&y vot b in
then taken upon the qUeStlon Shall the ordina-noe 0!$.ss% ard thm
roll
bmlTw oft,-Iled,
the following Alderman voted Aye" McCain, Farper, !,miser, 7n
T.,Ango,
Your mr, ank
Diatlinger, Adams, Powers, and Brickhouse) total 11. V Ely s on
Abs rnt
J?1 jj I m r
Pale z, Whitcomb, Holli�s, Black, total 5. Arid said o rdinariom q4tlH
dMI-Ift!'td
j,-)f1r.-MMd.
There was then taken up an ordination, prest-nted by Al,t1mrmen Ad Kxnfi
rat.. I t 1 0
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING LRAVIN(If A'VY ;)NTTT(TTNTG OR —A rtflt'Vlr
ot, ,
ANY VACANT BUILDING AND PRSCRTBING PENALTY FOR VTOLATION
it
Which ordinance was read the first time; arid by unanimou,
vote (A'
11 m ,mbmiq;:
of the council present, being 11 in number and more thun two 0itrds,
cat' all
the iu^tnhors or
the council elect, the rules were suspmnded and 'the ordinancn read the s#kvo.nd time; and i
7777R
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�I&T�cb 22. 1915 Continued)