The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-12
Proceedings of the City Council.
REGULAR SESSION.

FRIDAY, June ii, 1888
FIRST BRANCH,-Branch met. Present JOHN T. FORD,
ESQ., President and all the members
Mr. Hvxrs nreson,.d = notitior fro, 10, p , MAI
NJ ii'h' P'esen'eu " Pe''oh lroih 'o' H. a Meal
lister asking be refunded the fine S9374, imposed
upon him by the L. S Court upon his conviction thereby
unon the eIarce or conca,Iin, sn,rord prrvior howl,
"f ~ w O. - "S '"i"7S''" ian Jain
lie alleges that the PRESIDENT or "Old Buck refused to
remit the same, Notwithstanding he showed him good
rooso, for co lor,, boir,, ;,o,,o,,oo, =. r ,r 81,
~ c1s '.'u " ic'"ae '''1
action oil the u s. District Attorney Fly Catcher and
Blinker and he now asks the city to refund whole or
part thereof
Mr. n,,rpu, nm ,,o,od Tho ,,o,;.;o,, l., ..,., J.. A..
MI buhEHART moved the petition be returned to the
petitioner.
Mr. HARVEY odvocoted tbe motto, on t1o rorrd ,bo+
it was not a respectful communication
Mr. SrAyIoR exnresset tia saron ,,ie,vs
, ~, ~. lPse' ~ iesSis' IA.horr anu IL hNES
The motion 70 ~, t II ~ we ON M Glls
YEAs-Nessrs President RandeI ReacIar nnEhort
ReaIa St,nIor uarI,n, ii " LIN, ,1,!'
son lI,C"as lamp II III utn' WON" "l'i'e' Au'l-
Ivs w.. H., WnIla'' T,,r C;,
uan;itor ny "e'' 'i"'"oN' i''"o'' ounnilsh'in'
Mr. H,pvrv nrosootoJ - .or,ors+rro c.,, co,
Cariss and others aSrninSt the idnin f rlIi%o tt
between Fovettc and RaItimore ,Hut ~ cxtanSio ~
Commerce stroat Poc,rraJ =, ira r,,i;t.e - HI
yovs ~ N 0 ii'e"
Mr. Drrru,pr srhrit+od . oo,,,,,,,rio,+ior from,
Messrs Jobn W Garrett Wnn I Rrtson md Wr, II
bartlett on tba n,rt Of te pniti, , ii p III
with an ordnancr TO ins,r tb ] AMY ,
ment Of Nil moneys hrIongn% f. tbn Sinn, TnmI sch
Iishad for tba r:.do,,,tin91 - "a 81 M coo ,' - a.
tT sa bi % ~; u 'ie a. UGo io ~ ti.e
,.aa Ia, a. paI " n; - 70 ~ VIZ
tI,,I,
Mr. GRANVILLE from the Committee on Claims rcnorted
n resolution To- nav Messrs Wild Schneider KIN for
the paving of Hollins alley the amount Of 1852 H.
Adopted
Mr. DUKEHART. from the Committee on Wavs and
Means reported adverse to the neton Of G T. D1i,nev
ESQ., City Counsellor for conversation for his pro
fessional services. Adopted,
An ordinance received from the Second Branch
relative the widening of Light street at Baltimore
with resolution to POSTPONE its further consideration mn
til the September session. The resolution was concured
in
Mr.. DUKEHART called up the ordinance giving power
the Water Board to control water pipes and cocks
private property, and for other pu poses which was
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. DUKEHAIT the ordinance relative
to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad S500oO0O loan,
read a second time, by special Order and passed
MI pukEHART called up the resolution to appropriate
$500 for the expenses of the Fire Dep tment commit
Adopted
Mr. HARVEY called up the ordinance providing for the
more enectua lighting of the and rcys the CITY,
which was adopted
An ordinance received from the Second Branch to
give the City Auditor additional powers in the collecting of
taxes Laid on the table
An ordinance also received from the Second Branch
providing for the numbering of houses in the several
streets and alleys in the city.
The Branch suspended the to give it second read
ing, when it passed
Mr. DUKEHART called up the revised ordinance entitled
An ordinance preserve the health of the city which
was passed ~
MI nv onerea OF thanks to the re
ton which was unanimously adonted l'''' VI ito ~
Mr. DUKEHARr called up the ordnance relative to te
correcting oil taxes by the CITY Auditor, and the rules
peing suspended IL was read second time and passed
MT bEALE moved RECONSIDERATION OF the vote defer
ring action upon the ordinance to establish the East Bal
more Gas Company until the September session.
The motion was lost by vote of yeas to nays IL.
The Second Branch returned the ordinance to lease the
city wharves, with amendment which included all ends
of streets belonging to the corporation.
Mr. STAYLoR offered the following resolution ubic,
prefaced with a few remarks Of complimentary charac
ter, and saying that it to him peasurable duty to
oher the same
Resolved Jy the First Branch Of the CITY Council That
the thanks of the members due, are hereby ten
dered to John 7. Ford ESQ., for the able digned and i'm
partial in which he has discharged the duties of
me resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr. FORD, in brief though appropriate manner,
turned his grateful ments for the honor
Tor te KIND aid which had been extended to him in the
us9hse Oh such duty ny the members OF the Branch;
anu congratulated them upon the first session of this
oouhci having been brought to close without anything
.i unpleasant nature having transpired among the
$50; 49, -, . -. .
e. INN NV. =. aplonIeu W wait upon the Mayor and IN
bnd ~ $3.50 W. - Pr ePdIcu 10 adjourn IL ne
nd rn,1 ~. In I'M, L, 10 man tlereto, retired
80 NP W III ii''' ho'iihS iurtiier 10 cohiihuhl-
~ s roso,,,,; o, MOS ,, r. A., ;,
fsoiu''oh as recelVeu from the second Branch d
sIOo as comnansatia e p az; ~ Slane tne sum Oh
case of tbe Mossrs Paoii IL a. 'pl',d.or III le
80 ~, M el hoiuS anu 'he CITY, relative 10 the
~ tn po,aI a.. ,ou 'i Mas p'sseu.
Santemhar ' Jouineu uh'ii tie hrsI MONDAY IN
SECOND BRANcH.-Branch met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present John b. Seidensticker Eco pras;dort
and all tho r,orhr f'' 1'
p,.io. -.
;t was auopteu 10 appoint committee to take
49,, s,ora - T, III, VI purchasing the remain
s l" I o reperal llll Tor the purpose of public
NJ crInrNsTnInv 10" " eI u C ana Slmms.
raconsiderat;on of th t tL N .le char,! moved