The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-03
Proceedings of the City Council.
REGULAR SESSION

WEDNESDAY, June ., 1858.
FIRST BRANcH.-Branch met pursuant to adjournment
Present JOHN T. FORD, Esq., President and all the mem
bers, except Mr. Dryden
Mr.. BEALE presented petition from A. Cate asking
permission to erect porch in front Of his office on the
of East Falls Avenue and Fawn street. Referred
to the Committee Highways.
Mr.. TALBOT, from the Committee Water reported
resolution to pay Messrs Baker, Holmes & Brown s65
their bill for cleaning the pipe at the Calvert
street spring Adopted
Mr.. HARVEY from the Committee on Highways reported
resolution providing for the repair and keeping order
the Ferry Bar road Light street extended and the
street and cutters the intersection of Monroe and
Pratt streets provided the City Commissioner deems
pairs necessary. Adopted.
He also reported resolution adverse petition for
the paving of Mechanics Court which was adopted
Mr.. HYNEs, from the Committee Markets, reported
resolution referring the subject of the extension of the
at the Beair Market, to the Council. Adopted.
Mr. CUNNINGHAM from the Committee Markets, re
ported adverse to the petition of Thos France extend
and enlarge frame house. Adopted.
He also reported adverse to the petition Rufus Nor
Wood for the privilege of erecting steam engine Little
Mr. WooD called up the revised ordinance regulating the
several markets and moved its recommttal the Com
mittee on Markets.
The motion was lost by a vote of yeas NAYS IL
Mr. BEaLE moved to amend the ordinance by substtu
amendment increasing the rent TO SOS
Mr.. TALBOT moved to make it $40 OIL
Mr.. DUKEHART called for division of the question
and for vote upon the question to "strke out ~
The motion to strike out lost, by yeas
to nays 10.
prohioiung the selling of oranges, lemons and lines in
the several markets.
The motion prevailed. . ..
Inc ordinance was then passed by the following vote
fEAs-Messrs. President, Hynes, Banded, Maddox
beachanl, Dukehart, Staylor, Cunningham, Hampson
Dunnock, Granville, Addison, Harvey and Clark-14
NA1s-Messrs Talbot, Beale, Hamilton, Wood, and
Mr.. SrAYLoR offered resolution providing for fire
plug on the corner of east Madison street Hartford
nue. Referred to the Water Commissioner
Mr.. BEALE presented bill Jacob Austin of S75 for
work done at the Middle District Police Station
Referred to the Committee Claims
Mr.. DUNNocK, from the Committee on the Harbor re
ported resolution providing for the deepening back
basin and channel, at their terminus of Jones' Falls
Adopted
Mr. McCoMAs called up the resolution to refer the pet
ton of the Messrs Forester to the Board School Com
missoners Adopted
Adjourned
SECOND BRANcH-The Branch met pursuant to adjourn
ment. JOHN B. SEIDENsTRIoKER, ESQ., President in the
Chair and all the members present.
Mr. HARNEY presented a communication from the Har-
Dor Master of the First District relative to collection of
port tonnage on canal boats propelers and barges Re
ierred to the Committee on the Harbor.
Mr. SULLIVAN, from the Committee on Highways, sub
tted resolution granting permission to Rev Jesse
pastor of the Methodist Protestant Church,
ner OF Lombard and Washington streets iron
"lar eu IN 'front.' OF the church edfce. Adopted
inc he amon was received from the Mayor certify
ing MS approval of certain revised ordinances
the Maryana granting permission to the propetors of
candies On ,h; orks to manufacture soap and
P oh ana she premises, received from the First
AN 9Ianance 70 open and condemn an alley running
ron 70 CoVington street, between Hambur9
and laid ON the table ~ VIC first brahch
resolution appropriating sum of money n ren.,
the office OF the Clerk of the Superior Court was
from the First Branch and laid on the table GU
resolution granting permission to G. W Reed ,na
north of Franklin street, received from the First
Branch and concurred in. ''
resolution authorizing the Register to compteta nv.
rangemens with the Commissioners of Baltimore Connt