Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-13
CITY COUNCIL,
S 7 A L ED NEE TIN,

STATED MEETING
Inc regular monthly meeting of the Council was held
at u eloch yesterday evening.
Present-Messrs Myers Robinson, Mills Cullen Car
rnSton Fry HILL Denoon, Saunders, Anderson Dimmock
The President announced tho folio,r;.. Co.. Il. =,
mittees for 1852: '5 ooii'-
Commissioners Of Streets.-Messrs Haskins, Hill for
jefferson Ward; Messrs, Allen, Denoon and Sander,
,, Gomm,t.ee Of Fnance-Messrs Robinson, Hill, Allen
Mills and Anderson. ' N
Committee Of the 1st Nayket-Nessrs ca-r;n. r1;,,
and Fry. '''' 0'rinS'oh' hi'E
mo@m"fee Of the I'd Mar-Messrs Denoon, Allen and
On Bufying Ground on lShochoe HH.-Messrs Allan
Darlington, Fry, Dimmock and Saunders
~ Acco"@ts:-Messrs Saunders. Cullen and Hill
Anderson. s' wy anu
On Sea6r0oks observation-disclosures. Hill, Talbot and
On the Hosptal.-Messrs Saunders. Talbot and FRY
IN Gtaams;-Messrs Cullen, Dimmock and Mills
Chamberlayne and Haskins N'
IN ne Police-Messrs. Robinson. Dimmock and Hill.
On D'spnsed ElectionsMessrs. Chamberlayne, Has
klns, Allen. Saunders and Hill
a IALLERIIhe ordnance relative to pistol gal
eres was by general consent amended as to impose
me OF - per day Tor every day Pistol Gallery may be
Kept open without license.
ELECTION RETURNS.
Mr. Dimmock from the select committee opnointed at
tne last meeting ofthe Council to examine the po hooks
OF the Commissioners of the recent election renorted
aa aer due examination they had found them correct
titled of their election Adopted nv ~"
COMMITTEE ON LIGHT.
The council then proceeded the election of the COM
mtee Light, and the former members were re- elected
Dmmock. ""''''i' anu
OF GAS WORKS
Daniel D. Denoon unanimously reelected Clerk Of
the Gas Works. 0'o'> ~
LANcAsTERIAN SCHOOL,
Areport received from the Trustees or th;s School
stating that they had instructed in various branches Of
education during the last year COZ chi!dren-4O7 bovs
ana 200 grs-at cost to the city of S42s rs in addition
he y,,,I
$500 and asking further appropriation of $3.50 to put up
apartments IN the basement of the school building for
primary School. W. "
Laid on tile table.
The trustees of the Lancasteran School were then an
pointed as follows; John Dove James Evans, James II
Gardner, Edwin Wort than, Arson Richards Saml Put
ney Samuel Reeve Peter " Daniel IT. and George n
Johnson "
COMMITTEE INDECENT CHILDREN
For Monroe Uar6-Capt Dimmock VIM. Evans
Frederick Bransfo"d
For Madison Ward-Dr Mills. R. A. Williams and
For Jegerson Uayd-R o Haskins, w F Butler and
w. ii Richardson.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
On motion of Capt. Dmmock the unfinished business
referred to standing committees was taken up
ana referred to the appropriate standing committees
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
"A communication was received from the Board of Man
ayers OF the w ashngton Monument Association of Wash
ngton CITY, asking for pecunary aid from the city Rich
mOnd. - ~
Laid on the table
REPORTS.
Returns from the Police Department We're received
through the Mayor Referred to committee OF Police
The Committee on Claims reported in favor of allow
ing the CLAIMS OF the bookkeepers In the late election
and adverse to the claim of VIM d Newman
MIR. Darlington moved that committee of gone fro,,
each ward-be appointed draw up contract with Ed
win Cooke tor the construction of two vegetable and fish
markets. Adopted.
Messrs Mills Darlington and Denoon were appointed
the committee ff
On motion of Mr.. Robinson, the resolution WINS 30
amended as to authorize the committee if in their iudp
ment change IN the plan and location of the markets
tho
to such change. WV
The Council then adjourned