The native American., 1840-04-18

"a whom Was referred on 'hs 18th OF December last
resolution directing III examination oil he SCUM ioh'
OF squares 3T7 37S asked to be discharged rom e
further consideration of the same. - ,
And from the committee, 70 whom was fe'r'r"
The bill 10 provide for the repairing OF l4th street. ives,
from north street to Massachusetts, avenue reported
the same without amendment.
And from the same committee. TO whom was rrieH~a
the bill from the Board Of Aldermen making an aPpio
pration for the repair the culvrI at the intersection
Of 9Th street and street south, reported the same VIII"
out amendment.
And from the same committee, 10 whom was referred
the petition on the subject re orted bill entitled an
act authorizing the Mayoto allow the ashng'on Lg''
Infantry the of in the CRY Hall LOT al a'mo'y
- which was read.
Mr. Hany, from the Committee Of Claims, to whom
was recommended the petition Of VIM. b. Wilson, report
ed bill for his relief-which was read.
And from the same committee, 10 whom was ret',Iea
the petition Of Pnilip Reilly and Patrick Moran, asked
to be discharged from the further consideration OF Inc
same.
On motion the Board took up for consideration the
report OF the Committee Claims akng TO Dc dlsca'g
ed from the further consideration OF the petition of 'ohn
r. Watson; when
Mr. Hanly moved that the petition be recommted to
the committee, with instructions TO report o'' Tor The
relief of the petitioner which motion was agreed to-
The report of the Comnittee OF Claims, asking to be
disc from the further consideration Of the petition
Of Phi ip Reilly was taken sp. and. on motion OF Mr.
Duncanson the petition wasrecommsttcd 10 Inc comm l.
tee, with instructions TO make report IN writing OF Inc
On notion the resolution authorizing the Mayor to
sell the mud machine belonging to the Corporation was
taken up and, motion Of Mr., Kedgie, indefinitely
postponed.
The Board on notion resumed the consideration Of
the bill making an appropriation for the repair Of the
cnvert the intersection 4th street east and M street
south, which was read rec times and rassed; wy
On motion. the bill for the relief Of VIM. B. Wilson
was taken up read three times and passed
Mr. Hardness presented the petition OF John A. Smith
and others pravng that the curb may be set and the
N 49, &c ~hyIca ffa plya
between 18th and 5h streets, in square 5l6 which was
read. and ref rred to The Committee on improvements
The bill from the Board of Aid rm"n supplementary
TO the act entitled an act providing fer cases OF lnacy
approved November l. 1924 was taken up read the third
time. aud passed
Mr. Rston submitted the following resolution, which
was read and adopted:
Resolre4 That the Committee improvements be in
structed to inquire into the expsdiencv of grading and
gravelling street NORTH between oh and 9TH streets
west.
Mr. Mattinaly on leave. introduced bill entitled
act for making gravel footway int Fifth Ward which
was read twice and referred to the Comni ttee I'm
r~vemente.
On motion of Mr.. Hardness the Board resumed the
consideration Of the hill entitled at to regulate av.
rms and onnari"s, and for other several
amendments having been proposed and agreed TO.
Mr. Bacon moves that the bill be laid upon the ia Ie
which motion negaved, as follows: Ayes s. noes
II.
The amendments having been all acted on Mr.. Bacon
moved that the bill be recommitted to the Comme" on
Police COR N purpose Of revsion which motion was
negat:ved, as follows Ayes 1. noes IL
Mr.. Johnson moved to amend the hill by striking ont
after tire word signed" the words and sworn to-
whenever they occnr throughout the bil-"h ch motion
agreed to bv the following vote: Ayes 10. noes g.
Mr. Wilson moved that the bill he laid on the table
which waa agreed to-and he gave notice that he
would cali it up for consideration at the next meeting Of
the Board.
coin.nnnicat was received from the Mayor. en-.
closing certain concerning the petition Of WIN
harty rcfe n m w he
mo-whch was read and laid the table.
And then the Board Adjourned.