The native American., 1840-03-21
[ No. 81.

Mr. Marshall Introduced An act maxim. =, ,,nro
prlaon for leing wooden trunk or ,heI acro.a 4th
Sree' east al It's iRfers cnn With street so which
was tW'e read and referred TO the Commit. on I'm
| provements. " -
Mr. Brent inrodnce.ithe following resolution
Resofred &c That delegate from tins CORPORATION be
chosen. by JOINT ballot OF the two Boards 10 unite with
snch delegates have on, may be- appointed on the
naft OF M Corporations OF Alexandria and Georgetown
10 proceed 10 Annapolis during present session of the
Legs allure OF Maryland and by persona! co,u,unica-
ton with III. public authorities OF thu said State and
Other friends Of thu Chesapeake and Ohio Canal deter
nine the course that will be proper for the cit they
may represent TO pursue to obtain the necessary all for
the completion Of the said Canal 10 Cumarriand Winch
resolution was twice read, ard ordered to lie OIL the
table.
Mr. Marshall, from the Committee on the Canal, re.
ported without amendment the bill :" to amend the act
for the protection OF BRIDGES" aid il was then read
| thlr'l time, and passed.
Mr. Marshall, from the same committee. reported
without am ni'ncn', the bill making appropriation
for repairing the walls Of the Washington Canal ami
it was then read the third time and passed.
And the Board djourned.
| MoNDAy, MARCH Is, 1910.
Present Messrs Goldsborough president, Randi ph,
rkwo o", Waerson, Brent, Clarke, Brady, Marshall,
| an Dove.
Mr.. lndolrh presented mrmnr from numb of
"'tz-~ pr yins III the act of September 80, 1888,
,esnlat ng hackney carrag ay b. repeal or nodi-
htd which was read. AMI ref RED to the com,ttee TO
WITCH as referred on the 9th infant t petition of
A ison Major and others on the same subject.
Mr.. Clarke, from the committee on tie Asyiu made
report OF tE- plumber OF persons received at the \ ylum
from the lst TO the 2Sth umo; which was re ld and
laid on the ia le
The bill from the Board of Common Council for the re-
lief of VIM nousherty was taken up, twice d, and
referred 10 the Committee of Claims.
On motion 0: Mr. Watterston the Board resumed the
consideration OF the bill amendatory to the act regu-
late the escaping Of chimnays and for other purposes
approved Novem er 20, 1919.
The question then the bill reported in confor-
nifty with the instructions of the Board entitled An act
to regulate the sweeping Of chmneys, and to repeal all
other acts relating thereto which ad three tines
and passed.
he question the, the bill also reported in con-
fornity with the Instructions nf the Board entitled act
in relation to sove-pipes passing through wooden walls
and roofs, and carrying fire in the Streets and for other
purposes; which was twice read, and motion, ordered
to lie on the table
Mr. lakewood introduced act concerning the re-
moval OF nusances by order Of the Board of Health
Re I'd twice, and ordered TO lie the table.
! Mr. Marshall introduced an act making appropria.
ton out Of the general fund for the purpose Of paying
for ad. ersng the laws resolutions and adv ersements
OF this Corporation. Read three times, and passed.
Mr. Randolph, from the committee to which was
ierred, with Instructions the bill making appropra
tcn for the repair at the ntesecto of 4t east
and M street south, made report there writing;
which was read, and the bill and report til NJ on
motion, ordered TO lie on The table.
Mr.. Clake introduced end the act entitled
Gan act establishing aud regulating fish docks" Read
three times. and passed.
On motion Of Mr. Watterston, the Board resumed the
consideration OF the bill supplementary TO the act en
tied AN act pro ding Tor Of lnnacy, approved
November 1, 1924 and it then read the third time,
and passed. .~
Mr.. Randolph introduced resolution in relation 10
Instructions and nuisances in alleys Read three times,
and passed.
And the Board then ad lou.ned.