Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-06-25
I'm COMMON COUNCIL.
MONDAY, June 1Ith. l84o.

MONDAY, June 1lth, l849
The Council proceeded to lay the levy for the
year, statement of which is as follows, to wit
To the Mayor for his Salary, $3.50 Dol
To the Clerk for his Salary, 80 OOI
To the Sergeant for attending the Council, Is OOI
To Jonathan B. Hague, for Oiling Hose
and Engine, per account allowed, 5 O0l
To Eskridge & Gushing for Lamp Oil,
per account allowed 5 81
To John J. Clarke for repairing Engine
House, per account allowed, S Sol
Depositum torcontingencies, 1898 sol
ss4e4 3 !!
CREDIT.
By 500 Tithables at 81 50, $1,000 so
BY 1876 Horses at 25cents, 80 Is
By Carriages &C., amounting to
$3.50 at per cent, SO 90
BY Annual value of Town lots occu-
pied, being ss2239l 90 at per
BY value of Town lots and Out lots
used as appurtenant to improved
lots, including Town lots with
unfinished improvements there
on, being sp73o4 at 20 cents
each, sIo0 1850 $2464 81
Ordered that the Collector ofths Board do cocct
he foregoing levy aud account for aud pay over tn,
'ame to the Chamberlain according to the Ordinances
IF the Town Of Staunon.
On motion of Mr. Hartman, the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved that the Water Committee be instructed I'd
settle with Pike Powers and Adams Lushbaugh for thu
use OF the w alter on such terms as they may deem
reasonable
An account between Messrs CARRIER & Hartman and
The Corporation oil Stanton showing balance due the
aCoporation fifty nine cents presented examined
land affirm. daud it is ordered that the said CARRIER Il
Hartman pay over the said to the Chamberlain.
Mr. Hartman submitted the following Ordinance
be 1t Ordained by the Mayor and Commonaty of the
Town Of Staunon in Common Council assembled, hal
ahl Amendments to the Market Ordinance passed on the
9Th day OF june 1913, and also all Amendments passed
IN the Dist day Of April l549, be and hereby
Hpealed
substitute,
Be Ordained, &c., That all the Market Ordinance
Sbc abolished.
To which Mr.. Baldwin offered the following amend
3ment,
And that be appointed Committee whose
duty it shall be- after having had the Market house and
axtures duly appraised to offer the for sale pub
+ lic auction such terms they shall deem best.
The yeas and nays being called for on the Amend
ment and the roll called resulted follows, Yeas
a1essrs. Baldwin, Stevenson CARRIER and Cochran a
Mays, Messrs. Kinney, Hartman, Eagon and Brecken-
arecurrcd on the substitute offered by Mr.. Breckenridge
1.-The and nays being called for resulted follows
cas- Mcssrs Harman, Stevenson, Breckenridge, and
aCoehran, Mays, Messrs Kinney, Baldwin, Eagon
and CARRIER, 4The Substitute being rejected the ques
Aon required the original Ordinance, when Mr. Kin
lacy moved its indefinite postponementthe yeas ane
being called for resulted follows, Yeas, Mcsr
4 Kinney, Baldwin, Eagon and Breckenridge, Mays,
5Nessrs. Harman Stevenson, CARRIER and Cochran, A.
The said motion being lost the question then
upon the original Ordinance: the yeas and nays being
called for, resulted follows, Yeas, Messrs Hartman
Twin, Eagon Breckenridge and Cochran $50 the Or
aiinance was re ectcd. And the Board adjourned
Ieste,
JAMES F. PATTERSON, Clerk.