American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-13
[Rrportcd tor the American Hcpub!icau.l
OF The CITY COUNCIL,
sFnURsDAY, Feb. II, 1916.
FIRST PR 4 NCII
FIRST BRANCH.


Present, Jacob |. Cohen, Jr., Esq, and all tue
members, except Messrs. Dulton, Gross, Neil
son and Buchannon.
The following petitions were presented and
appropriately referred. by DR.. Collins, from
Mcssrs. Bull & futile, asking payment OF
their bill for advertising in the Baltimore
Clipper" BY Mr.. Walsh, from ID. C. Spring
er and others, praying the Councils to make an
appropriation for tho purchase Of the large lot
adjoining the Eastern Fountain, BY Mr.. Tur-
ner, trom Michael Moon, praying to be refund
ed certain fines paid by him to the city for VIC
iatlng corporation ordinance. BY Mr.. Starr,
tiom the Washington Hose Company, asking
for special appropriations BY the same gen
tIenan, the ANIMAL report Of the United Fire
Company, praying for SPECIAL appropriation.
by the same from John Showacre, Esq, pray
ing payment to, services rendered as Justice Of
the Peace fot the Southern District Watch
house.
Mr.. Walsh called up The substitute offered
by him for the uniavorable report Of the com.
mttee on claims, on the petition of l.. Llbbae.
The substitute provides for the payment of the
whole claim amounting TO Slll.25. Adopted.
a message was received from the Mayor, en-
closing report Of the examination made by
DR.. Frazier, of the ship ilottingcr, which ar
rived at New York from Liverpool in June
last, having the Small Pox on board. Accom-
panying the message was a memorial TO the
Senate and House Of Representatives, praying
them to pass law compelling the owners or
captains of all emigrant ships to carry with
them, in all cases, regular Physician. The
message and accompanying documents were
referred to the joint committee on health
Mr.. Turner, from the committee on fire
companies, reported a resolution authorizing J.
T. Jackson to alter the front Of his frame
house on Canton avenue. Adopted.
Mr.. Cotton, from the committee on markets,
reported a resolution, appropriating $3.50 for
the embarrassing and painting of the Centre
market house. Laid OH the table.
A communication was received from the
Mayor, conveying an invitation from Doctor
Pinkney, to the members Of the Councils to
attend his proposed Lecture on the merits of
the Broccherl Water 10 be given on Saturday
evening. The invitation was accepted.
Dir. Collins offered resolution in relation to
The iron gratngs and cast iron covers on the
iootway. The resolution proposes plan Tor
remedying the nuisance complained Of. Re-
ieIrcd to the committee on streets.
MIR. Brown called up the resolution request
ing the Representatives from this city IN the
passage OF "A law taxing banks aud all iucorpo-
rations. Adopted
Mr.. Hack, from the committee On claims,
submitted resolution authorislng the Register
to pay to john Showacre, esq, $685. The a
mount of his claim against the CorPofauon.--
Adopted.
Mr. Hack, from the committee on claims,
submitted an unlavorable report on the pel-
tions Of z. Gliuner and J. DusIMne, with a re-
solution discharging the committee from the
further consideration of the subject. The re-
solution was adopted
The resolution increasing the compensation
of the assistant Clerk of the Fel's Point market
house to $3.50 per month, was, on motion of
Mr.. Cotton, taken up and adopted.
Adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.
Present, Rob't Howard, Esq. President, and
all the members.
Mr.. Baker, from the joint committee on
claims, reported resolution in favor of paying
Messrs. Beuzinger s. Eschbach sil6343 for
paving done at Mount Vernon Place.
Mr.. Baker, from the Joint committee on ed
ucation, reported an ordinance fixing the saia-
rias of the teachers of Public Schools
Mr.. benson, from the Joint committee on
markets, reported resolution directing the
naris,et ia soil at nuhIic auction the stalls ia
~ no ,o, roorke, ho5.e On Cross.st. Adoutcd,
Mr. Crnen chilled nm The resolution from the
E,rst Ranch nroyiding for ,he navmeot OF
ln mI' or 'hn mirh, uatc5 ne may he disabled m
tho discbarre @r their dutics Several mend.
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