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y Baker -Shop and Ice Cream Plant is wide open for inspection at all times to the public. It has
ien thoroughly overhauled and is one of the cleanest and most sanitary in the state. Nothing but
ie very best goes into either my Ice Cream or Bread . .
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Council Proceedings
Hickman, Ky., April 4, '10
Council met m regular si-salon.
1'reseut Mayor Dillon, Councilmen
Ballzer, Schlenker, lslor, Powell, aud
Councilman-elect C. P. Shumate.
The oath of office was duly admin
istered to C. 1. Shumate as Couuell
man by Mayor Dillon.
Minutes of last meeting were read
aud ou motion approved and signed.
Tlio follow lug uccounts were pre
sented, properly approved aud ou mo
tion allowed by tho vote ol the live
counciluieu present, and checks order
ed Issued for amounts:
Tom Dillon. Jr., Street work.... $23.50
Tom Dillon,' Jr., misc. claims.... $.10
lleport of City Treasurer for March,
1910:
General Fund Account,.
To bal. per Fob. report 1028.83
To amt. reed. Tom Dillon. Jr.. LMG.S4
JS75.C7
By checks paid during March.. 399.C1
UoL to credit this account.... $176.03
Water and Light Bond Account.
To baL per Feb. report $333.08
To cash reed. II. O. Hale(lnt) 120.00
$1053.08
liy Int. paid on bonds $ 450.00
Dal to credit this account.... $003.08
City Hall Account.
lly overdraw per Feb. report.. $418.12
Uy checks paid during March 17.75
By am. overdraft of this acct $435.87
W. C. Johnson, City Treas.
Keport of Tom Dillon, Jr., City Mar
shal, for March, 1910:
Taxes collected during Mnrch $153.84
Fines collected during March.. 33.00
I hold Treasurer's receipt for.. $240.84
Tom Dillon. Jr., C. M.
On motion the foregoing reports
were received, ordered spread upon
tho records, published and filed.
The following ordinances which
were introduced at last regular meet
ing wero again separately taken up
and read, and on motion, same wero
unanimously adopted by the vote of
the five councilmen present:
Tho City Council of tho City of
Hickman. Ky., do ordain as follows:
That a concrete sidewalk six feet
wide with a curb sufficient shall be
put down at tho expense of tho prop
erty owners on tho east side of Ken
tucky stroet from the south side of
Clinton street to tho North side of
Carroll street In Hickman, Ky., and
the cost thereof shall be paid by the
owners of the property In proportion
to the frontage
The property owners, W, A. Dodds,
Tom Dillon, Sr., H. L. Cray Stephen
Stahr, and J. W. Ward and R. H.
Kirk ore hereby directed to have said
concreto side-walk put down out of
material and by competent workmen
as may bo approved by the Street
Commissioner, after service of a not
ice on each after the passage of this
ordinance, and upon failure of anyone
to proceed with putting down said
concrete side-walk in twenty days af
ter the service of such notice, tho
Street Commissioner is hereby direct
ed to proceed to have sold walks
constructed at the expense of tho
property owner by letting contracts
for same to the lowest bidder after
advertising tbo time, placo and terms
of same for two weeks by publication
In the lllckmnn Courier and by no l
ccs posted up In threo or nidro pub
lic places In the vicinity of tho pro
posed side-walks.
Tho City Clerk is hereby dlrocted
to give notices accordingly upon the
passago of thU ordinance.
Attest: II. C. Helm. City Clerk.
Tho City Council of tho City of
Hickman. Ky.. do ordain as follows
That no license shall be granted to
set up or operato pool table or bit
Hard table for hire or profit within
tho limits of the City of Hickman
Ky., to any applicant who docs not
produco and file with his application
the written consent therefor of a ma
jority of tho legal voters In the city
election residing In the block and
also of a majority of the owners of
tho property within tho block In
which sold pool table or blllord ta
bio Is proposed to bo set up or opor
ated.
Attest: II. C. Helm. City Clerk.
The following ordinance which wns
Introduced at tho last regular meet
ing was again read, and on motion
was adopted by threo of tho five
Councilmen present voting for tho
passago of same:
Tbo City Council of tho City of
Hickman. Ky., do ordain as follows:
That'll shall bo unlawful on Clin
ton street for any wagon or dray to
bo backed against the sidewalk for
the purpose of loading or unloading
freight, or for any purpose, and any
driver or person so offending shall,
upon conviction, bo fined not less
than Five Dollars nor more than Ten
DollaYs for each offense and the
costs of prosecution.
Attest: H. C. HKI,M, City Clerk,
A motion was made and seconded
Accuracy in Fit
Best in Leathers
Care in Designing
All these go with our line of Ladies' and Gen
tlemen's OXFORDS, TIES AND PUMPS
We'd be delighted to show you
our many different styles
Every pair a new kind new toes, new leathers for
men, women and children:
New Neckwear,
Shirts, Hats, Hosiery
and Underwear
MILLET & ALEXANDER
Men's Head-to-Foot Outfitters
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that the ordinance heretofore Intro
duced on March 7, 11)10. rvgulatlng
the operation of automobile In Hick
man, Ky.. by amending so as to read
as follows:
Tho City Council of tho City of
Hickman, Ky., do ordain as follow
That It shall bo unlawful for any
automobile to bo driven ou Uio
streets of Hickman, Ky., at a greater
spoed than twelvo miles an hour, vx
cept that upon Clinton street and
Jackson street. In Hickman, K., the
rate at which nu nutomobllo shall be
driven shall not exceed eight rolls
an hour and tho rate at which nu nu
tomobllo shsll be driven down hill
shall not exceed six miles an hour.
That It shall bo Unlawful for an)
automobile to approach any street
crossing or any turn In tbo streets
In tho City of Hickman, Ky., without
giving signals at least one hundred
feet beforo approaching said crossing,
That It shall be unlawful for any
automobile to be driven on tbo streets
of lllckmnn, Ky., after dark without
at least one headlight burning.
Any person violating any of the
sections of this ordinance shall upon
conviction be fined not less than Five
Dollars nor nioro than Fifty Dollars
and the costs of prosecution.
The City Marshal Is hereby direct
cd specially to enforce the provls
Ions of this ordinance.
Attest 11. a Holm. City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, Sr., Mayor.
Tbo motion being put to n voto o
the Council by Major Dillon, tho n
mundmetit was adopted by the affirm
live vote by each of the five Council
men present.
Then tho ordinance as amended,
wns read, and bolng then put upon Its
final passage, was passed, ouch of
the flvo members of tho Council vol
Ing In favor of same, and was sign
ed by tho Mayor and attested by the
Clerk, aud ordered published and
spread upon the records.
On motion, the sidewalk ordinance
which was Introduced nt tho January
191(1, meeting, was deferred uutllnext
meeting.
Ou motion Council adjourned.
Attest: 11. C. Helm, City Clerk.
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Tho annual convention of the Ful
ton County Sunday School AhsocIo
tlou will bu held May 12th iThurs
day) 1'jlO, In the Methodist church
at Cuyce. Au excellent program is
belug prepared. Every Sunday School
Is earnestly requested to prepare
their Htatlutlcul report and send In to
their district secretary or to the
county secretary as soon us possible
I'.vury school is entitled to deloKutot
und wo bopu will avail themselves of
this privilege. Wo want this to bo
the very best couveutlon, Jeuule 1C.
Hill, County Secretary.
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When you alut looking, wo may
switch In au old elbow or nipple or
put In a little wore tluio at so much
per hour, but iu tho end wo will give
you Just us good und Just as cheap
Job of tinning or plumbing as any
body. Cotton, plumber mid tinner
0, T. Iloiiduraut and wifo, Miss
Frankyo Held, Elvis Hall and Mr.
Younger, of Louisville, went over to
Union City Sunday afternoon In Mr.
MORE ABOUT MISSIONS.
To th Hickman Courier:
Au editorial In your paper two
wt-cks ago sol me to thinking and
watching and made mo feel llkotalk
Ing with you aud at you. I trust you
will open your columns now ami then
for an expression from both those
whu agreo with you and those who
do noU There are always two sides
to an Issue and It usually takes at
least two men to see both sides.
The editorial referred to was direct
ed to Missions. In this editorial jou
made a sharp comparison between
the actual work of the two depart'
Menu Home and Foreign. It Is not
my purpose, Mr. Editors, to draw you
Into a contruvrety, but to emphasise
your editorial as far as 1 ajtrva with
you and to take friendly issue with
you ou that In which wo may nut
agree.
As to Foreign Missions, I represent
a church that cumy Into exlstuncu
through tho Influence of Foreign .Ml
slons and Is saturated today with
that spirit to au exceeding dvgrw.
As a result of it, wo had lu the for
eign field last year 9GV missionaries
and our missions girdle the earth.
Our ahurch gnu last year to this en
torprlse $1,3U:,CT3, the greater part
which reached and wus used lu the
fluid. It Is true some of our great
est efforts are spent In this enter
prise and lu our eagerness to help
foreigners, wo may, a you Intimate,
uuglool those nearer to us.
As to Homo Missions, wo, as a
church, gave ll.till.OOr. to this work
last year, and had In the Hutu
Field lfcSu missionaries (not regular
pastors.) Yet, I grant you, with alt
this money and all those workers, wo
fall to reach thousands who need our
help. And this Is the point that I
oon talk with you on. I wish to state
first that tho money glveu to this
onuse and tho labor spent toward
It Is not sufficient to cover the whole
Held, but gottlng a little nearer the
point there Is work left undone
right under the shadow of our church
building, that we. as christians, ar
commissioned to do, and which would
cost us nothing but the sacrifice of
Lowe Brother
High SlanrJard
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Buy Ice Coupon Books
AND SAVE 10 PER CENT
ON YOUR ICE BILL
No ice will be charged. The drivers will either col
lect cnah or coupons. Don't expect them to credit
you, for they will be charRcd with end. book, an
will have to account for the ice they take out lot de
livery.
This rule will not apply to soda fountains.
butch
er shops, fish docks and other large uscw of iccJ
their accounts will be on file at our office
Hickman Ice Coal Co.
(INCORPORATED.)
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