364 of Ald. Brueggerhoff the rules were further suspended, the ordinance had the third time, On motion of Ald. Robinson the yeas and nays were then called and the ordinance passed by the following vote: Yeas. Ald. Sneed, E. Bremond, " Boardsmen, Brueggerhoff, " Hannig & Robinson, Nays none Market House Committe to whom was referred the petition of C.P. Haigler to open a meat Market on Pecan Street reported favorable whereupon Ald. Sneed moved that the petition be granted, which motion was carried. Petition of C.R. Johns praying to have opened the Alley in Block No. 81 was on motion of Ald. Brueggerhoff granted. Ald. Sneed offered the following Resolution: Be it Resolved, by the city Council of the city of Austin that a license to retail Spirituous Liquor in quantitiesless than one quart be issued to Carley Cooney on conditions that before such license shall issue the said C. Cooney with two or more good and sufficient sureties to be approved by the Mayor, shall enter into a bond payable to the City of Austin in the penalty of five Hundred Dollars, said bond to be conditioned that said Cooney during the continuance of his license will keep an orderly house that he will not allow a dance House to be kept on his premises, that he will not allow prostitutes or vagabonds or idling persons with no visible means of support to congregate or remain upon or about his premises, which resolution passed unanimously. On motion of Ald. Brueggerhoff the Council adjourned. Fred. Sterzing Recorder, City Council Room Austin Texas July 8th 9 o'clock A.M. 1873 Called meeting The Council was called to order by His Hon. J. B --- Page break --- 365 Wheeler, the Roll was called, the following Aldermen answered to their names, to wit. Ald. C Bremond, G. F. Boardman, Wm Brueggerhoff, J. H. Robinson, J. W. Hannig Absent " J. E. Sneed, Geo. Suspman, & A. Scholy His Honor, J. B. Wheele, stated that Mr L. K. Miller who was appointed as one of the judges to hold Election for Aldermen of the 9th and 10th wards was not a resident thereof, and he had appointed Mr Denis Corwin to act in place of Mr L. K. Miller. Which appointment was on motion unanimously sanctioned by the Council. On motion the Council then adjourned. Fred Steging Recorder City Council Room Austin Texas, July 7 1873 Regular monthly meeting. His Honor J. B. Wheeler in the Chair called the Council to order. The Roll being called, the following Aldermen answered to their names, to wit Ald. G. J. Boardman, Geo. Suspman A. Scholy, Wm Brueggerhoff J. H. Robinson, J. W. Hannig Absent: W. E. Sneed, & C. Bremond Minutes of the months of May and June 1873 were read and adopted. Report of the judges of Election held on the 5th day of July 1873 for Aldermen of the 9th and 10th wards was read wherein it shows that A. H. Longley received the majority votes cast for Alderman of the 9th ward, and Scipie Thompson having received the majority votes cast of the 10th ward. On motion of Ald. Robinson A. H. Longley and Scipie Thompson were declared duly Elected. They were then sworn into Office. Petition of Mes. H. Green & F. Richman asking privilege to retail spirituous Liquors not less than one quart, was read, and granted. Petition of P. J. Tracy praying to have privilege to open a Meat Market on [illegible] lot fronting on Pecan