The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-06-24
IN COUNCIL. ,June 40. 1872

Inc committee TO whom was referred the COM
ihunica,ion of the mayor the subject of the
nuisance on fitt street, made report, which
was read, whereupon, Ordered, That the SUPER
intendent Of police have the gutter on the east
side OF Pitt street, between Cameron and Queen
streets repaired
Petitions from sundry inhabitants OF Frede-
flick and Loudoun counties having been referred
70 the legal counsel of the corporation to take
the same into consideration, and he having re-
ported, as his opinion, that the common coun-
cil had notpower to interfere on the subject of
Their petitions, Resoired, therefore, That the
common council do adopt the same as their opi-
mon, and that the mayor do communicate this
resolution to the petitioners
oIdered, That the superintendent of police do
'epaI .he gutter on the west side of ST Asaph
street from the corner of Duke street as far as
the same is deficient
Inc superintendent of police reported to conn
Gu ,hat he had made n settlement with BENJAMIN
naoen, and received from him $50 for the CLAW
already taken by him, whereupon Ordeyed. That
benjamin Baden be permitted 70 use, for the re-
Ina'huer oil the prescnt year, 1922, the CLAW on
ayne's'ret, between Prince and Duke. streets,
ior ,he purpose Of making brick; and that he
snail not sell suffer 10 be removed anv sand
'nereirom, except for the use of his brick ward :
al" 'hat the superintendent of police do
ascertain the proper regulation of said street for
the government of Benjamin Baden and that
ne do not go contrary thereto, under any pre-
sence whatever; and that the said BENJAMIN Ba-
uen pay hfteen cents per thousand for every
Thousand brick made with said CLAW, on, or he
iore' the lst day of January, 1929.
On balotnS for collector of the southern
uistrlct, John Muucaster was reelected
on balloting for a collector of old balances,
Eli Darlington was duly elected.
Extract from the minutes. Test,
!. T. THOMPSON, C. C.
nrIe
moving a nuisance, in 1916, in the third ward,
enormously made against William Veitch and
reter Saunders, be made against Camillus
"riinth, or the owners Of the property.
whereas Hugh Smith 4. Co. A. c. Cazenove
q 20. and others, have established a team boat
10 ply between Alexandria and tire MARYLAND
snore' LOT the purpose OF rendering a more i'm
mea'ate and convenicn: facility to those who
WISH 10 attend our market with all kinds of pro-
nuce; And, whereas, also, that establishment
may become of public utility by introducing in
10 our market considerable produce that would
otherwise be diverted to some other market
therefore, Resoiped, by the common council That
me proprIelors of the team boat recently estab-
named for the purpose of plying between Alex
anaria and the Maryland shore, have free per.
mission and consent of the corporation to use
NaIneroh-Street dock as a landing place for the
-said feam boat for the term of FIVE years from
ihe Isl day of July next, conditioned that they
use it as such mud also obtain the consent of the
present occupiers Prorided, The corporation
90 NOT at any time, during the said term, refund
TO George Coleman, William Herbert, or their
assigns The amount expended by them in re-
i'airing said dock. But, in case such amount
should be refunded, then, and in that case, the
Proprietors of the team boat shat! pay to the
corporation at the rate of one hundred and fifty
G"'ars yearly, and every year, for and during
Tile balance of the term Of Eve wears
ordered, That Nessrs Robinson, Mills and
Seirh' be committee to examine the gutter on
the north side OF Prnce-street, between Fairfax
ana Hoyal-streets; also, the pavement at the
souIh east corner of Prince and ST. Asaph. streets
ana report TO council
Extract from the minutes Test,
J. z. THOMPSON, c. C.