The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-10

resolution received from the First Branch au-
uorzng the Register to pay Dr. John s Battce SIS
professional services rendered at the Southern district
station house. Read second time and concurred in
resolution was received from the FIRST Branch jus
Tying the action Of Jacob Waltemeycr renting stall
in the Lexington Market to Matthias Erdman
Mr. Cook offered substitute to the effect that the Clerk
be authorized to rent Il to Matthias Erdman the
til" following vote.
lcas-Messrs. President, Catlcart, Cook Cotton Eli
cott, Musselman-6.
Nays-Messrs. Van Nosrand, Taylor, McComas, Sew
resolution received from the First Branch rela
tive to the petition of n Bays asking the city become
the purchaser of the machinery in the Salisbury Mills
asking that the subject be referred to Joint spccal
mitee and that the joint standing committee on claims
be discharged from the further consideration of the sub
Ject The resolution adopted.
Mr.. Cotton offered a resolution directing the ater En-
gneer to erect large fire plug at the southeast
Bond and Fayette streets. Read second time and
adopted.
Mr. CATHCART offered a resolution directing the CITY
Commissioner to erect Gas lamp Fast Baltimore
street between Exeter and East street Read second
time and adopted.
Mr. MussELMAy offered a resolution directing the City
Commissioner to erect Gas lamp the northeast corner
adopted.
An ordinance received from the First Branch pro
vdng for the paving of an alley between Jefferson and
Mcklderry streets and running from Caroline to Spring
street. The ordinance passed.
Also ordinance directing the paving of Young aey
lying between Jefferson and Orleans streets and Bethel
and Bank streets The ordinance read second time
and passed.
Mr.. Cook moved reconsideration Of the vote on the
ordinance providing for Messenger the Mayor and
Janitor of the City Hall. The motion was agreed to and
the ordinance passed
An ordinance received the First Branch grant
ing permission G. K. Tyler Il Co to extend the Port
Wardens line in front their property on Boston street
Canton. Which was read a second time.
Mr. ELLICoTT moved to amend the ordinance bv strik
ing out one hundred feet and inserting fifty feet
The amendment was rejected and the original resolution
adopted.
ing the City Register to refund John L. Brown S2I being
an amount paid in error for city license The resolution
Also resolution granting permission to Edward Nc.
Adam to manufacture soap and candles the corner
Fails and Buren, streets Read second time and
ton of Mr. MCCoMAs laid on the table
Also an ordinance providing that all appointments
made by the heads of Departments be the Council
for confirmation, Read second time.
Mr.. CoLToN moved to strike the enactng clause
Adopted.
Also an ordinance declaring the bed of Little Mont
gomery street between Fremont and China streets be
a public highway Read second time and adopted.
Also resolutions looking to the settlement by arbitra
on OF the suit now pending in the Superior Court for
baltimore city between the Mayor and City Council Of
Baltimore and John Hamilton Read second time and
adopted
Aso'a resolution authorizing the ont standing com
mtee on the Amshouse to visit the amshouses of such
cities as they may determine upon the expense to be
frayed by the city. Concurred in.
Alsoa resolution directing the City Commissioner to
nave DIRT removed from, and certain ooways paved in
te eastern section OF the city Read and concured in.
Also resolution granting permission to Thomas Mat
thews to extend frame shed on his premises No 29l n
Caroline street Adopted.
Also resolution adverse to the petition of Jno. 0.
McGee asking permission to sell fish certain stall in
the Lexington market Adopted.
Mr. SEwALL called up the resolution requesting the
Committee on Police and Jail to prepare suitable rcsou
ons to be signed by the Mayor and Presidents of both
branches Of the City Council to be presented officer
john Cook testimonial of regard for his services in
arresttng one of the murderers of officer Rigdon.-
Adopted.
resolu ion was received from the First Branch author
izing the Register to pay g. W Bowen x Co twelve hun
dred and fifty dollars for printing the revised ordinances
for 1889 provided they give receipt in full for the work
named. Read a second time and adopted.
Also an ordinance to provide for the appointment of
Secretary to the Mayoraty, and fix his compensation
The ordinance was read n second time and adopted.
Also resolution directing the City Commissioner to
have flag stones placed the of Fremont and Ho
lins streets Concurred in
Also an Ordinance relating to the Police and Fire
Alarm Telegraph and to protect the from injury
Mr. Cook moved to strike out the enacng clause of the
ordinance. Adopted
The Branch then adjourned until this afternoon five
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