American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-20


On Po'ice--Mcssrs. Pindell, Hack and Dut-
ton.
On the Harbor--Nlcssrs, Duttop, Hooper
and Sorau.
On Markets--Messrs. Cotton, Watkins and
Hickman.
On the Fire Dopartment-Mes Turner,
Starr and AlcCurley.
On Streets-Messrs. Watkins, Davis and
Cotton.
On Hoalth.--Messrs Buchanan, Turner and
OLcary.
On the Jail-Messrs. O'Lcary, Nelson and
Buchanan.
On Bridges MeSsrs. Gross, Davis and Col
ton.
On Wator-Mcssrs, Nelson, Collins and
Gross.
On Internal improvements -Nessrs. Soran,
Buchanan and Walsh.
On the Aims Housc-Messrs. Collins, Hack
and Soran.
On Observation-Disclosures. McCurley and
Nelson.
JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES.
On the Registers Accounts-Messrs. Starr,
Watkins and Nelson.
On Accounts of Commissioners of Finance
-MGssrs. Walsh, Brown and Starr
On Accounts of Health Department.
MesSrs. Davis, Dutton and Hooper.
On Accounts of the City Commissioners and
Port Wardens-Messrs Turner, Gross and
O'Leary.
On Accounts Of Commissioners Of Public
Schools Messrs. Collins, Soran and Hickman
Mr.. Cotton, on leave, offered resolution
| appropriating - dollars for the purpose Of
grading that portion oil Broadway between Wiki
and Alice Anna street. Read and referred to
the committee on Streets.
| On motion Of Mr.. Soran, message was sent
to the Second Branch, proposing that the
Branches meet IN convention on Monday Of
next week for the purpose Of appointing City
Register; and on Wednesday, the 2Sth inst,
for the purpose Of appointing School Commits
, soncrs, Commissioners Of Finance and Rail
Road Directors.
Mr.. Collins offered a resolution directing the
committee on Education 10 enquire whether the
late division Of the city into twenty wards, does
not require an increase in the number of School
Commissioners. Read a first and by special
order second time and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Soran, committee was
appointed to take into consideration the propri-
ETY. of purchasing new stoves for the Branch.
On motion of Mr.. Nelson, the Branch ad-
journed till tomorrow afternoon, at half-past 8
O'Clock.
SECOND BRANCH.
Present Robert Howard, Esq, President,
and the following members Henry r. Lau-
derman, LIST and Cd wards; John Keene, Cd
and 4th; Hugh Bolton, 9TH and 9th; Robert
Howard, 18th and sth; Henry Myers, 9th and
10th; Beale II. Richardson, nth and 18th;
John Green, jr,, 18th and 18th; Isaac NJ. Den
son, 18th and 10th; Elias Ware, ir., 18th and
18th; William Baker, 9th and Goth.
On motion Of Mr.. B. II. Richardson, ESQ.,
the city police officers were directed to enforce
the law Of the State in regard to secular en-
ployment on the Sabbath.
A resolution was offered by DR., keene d.
recting the Health Officer to obtain the gen
ulno vaccine matter from COW; and also for
the appointment Of physician for each ward,
whose duty it shall be to vaccinato whatever
persons may apply to him for the purpose
The resolution appropriatcs 500 for the rur-
pose, and $3.50 for the payment of each physl-
cian appointed under it. Read IA first time and
laid on the table.
The resolutions from the First Branch roa-
tive to the Qualifications ON >oIIers' Point, were
received and read. Laid on the table.
All other business transacted is embodied in
the report Of tho proceedings of the First
Branch.
On motion OF Mr.. Richardson the Branch
adjourned till Tomorrow afternoon at hall past
O'Clock,