The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-23
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY coUNc

WEDNESDAY,, Sept %, 1858.
FGESr BRANCH.--The Branch met. Present Jouy
1. F0RD, hsq.. President, and all the members ex-
cept Mr.. Maddox.
Mr.. WooD presented petition from Rev. Jno. d.
McCaba and others, of St. Stephens church. asking
to be released from an assessment upon the church
property for the opening of Hanover street Re
terred to the Committee on Wavs and Means.
Mr. McCoMAs presented petition from Henry P.
Horton and several other fremen, urging the adop-
ton OF an ordinance in accordance with the mnori-
ty report OF Mr. Henry Spilman for the creation of
PAID lire department. Laid on the table.
The President submitted communication from
the City Commissioner, relative to the placing of
pump at the corner of Schroeder and Pierce streets
and asking an appropriation Of $3.50 to pay the cost
thereof Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. BEALE presented a resolution from the Com
mittee on Markets, providing for the cleaning of
the market houses on Monday. instead of Sunday
morning, as at present; with the exception of the
months ofJune, July and August.
Mr.. HYNEs was opposed to any such action, rs
he did not think it sin to remove filth at any
time. He therefore submitted the following rcso-
luton as a substitute:
Reso'ced, That the committee be discharged from
the further consideration of the subject The sub
stitutc was adopted.
Mr.. BEALE introduced an ordinance to prohibit
the manufacture of copal varnsh and the boiling
or grinding Of bones, within the city of Baltimore
twas read a second time by special order, and
adoR,
A solution was received from the Second Branch
to pay VIM. G. Rider $l91O, for taxes paid in
order. COncurrcd in.
The ordinance for the reorganization of the Fire
Department, was received from the Second Branch
and made the order of the day for Friday next
Mr. BEALE introduced ordinance supplement-
arv to that regulating the markets. which ordi-
nance provides for the selling at public sale. by the
market master, all stalls becoming vacated in the
several markets. Read a second time, by special
order, and adopted
Mr. HAEyEY, from the Committee on Highways,
Tod an tp tn hpI of Emil mn
alley, from Tyson street to Tyson alley, public
highway. Read a second time, by special order,
and adopted.
The President submitted a communication from
the City Register relative to the publication OF two
hundred copies of the revised ordinances for sale.
Referred to the committee having that matter in
charge.
Mr.. HARVEY, from the Committee on Highways,
reported resolution to pay to The City Commits
sitner for the repairs of streets, culverts and
bridges injured by the late freshet, the amount Of
$l,l00.90. Adopted.
Mr.. CuSSISGHAN, from the Committee on Fire
Companies, reported resolution to allow Geo. W.
Taylor to construct frame shed in his lumber
yard. Adopted.
Mr.. HARVEY, from the Committee on Highways,
reported an ordinance providing for the declaring
OF the bed of fBouden alley, between McMechcn and
Lanyale streets, public highway. Read and laid
on the table.
Mr.. DUEEuAEr called up the ordinance supple
mental to the ordinance for the assessment Of pro-
perty in the city, and it was adopted.
rnnnrtnd resolution eIrcrs t tIc ,,otiiiom of tbo
School Commissioners to sell the present Male Cen
trail School building, and procure site for another
SP"n GPI ai' oh"Se property near tne heser' oli'-
NJ. Wcro,,,s oorIoa -, +bo. .ol;,,o,oo o,,,,,o-or
ing VIM. Robertson, Coleman & Bailey, and James
Mitchell, to lay down railway tracks for passenger
Mr. II ,p1ry srb,,;ttod os . s,bs+ituto tborofor
anordinonc nroyiGinc for fhS advertisn for sealed
nronosal for thc nriTiinrn Of Iaviner thn said rail
r- o tl tb SIr - - M b i n 4G hiht
bidder. Read and laid on the table.
NJ r. ,nt' Gmn, th Ton,,itton ~, +bo NIoDo
poob cstato ronor+cJ = resnintion to rafnr tLo no
titan Of Jorob Beaver and otbnrs heirs of the late
John McDonorh to the next City Council
Nr Dr,rr sIhroittcd ne = suhstituta a resolution
70 t".n bcirs @ oo6 80 %o oc Tair Of tbn Ic"
~, Inrovidod fnr in INV nid viii nf Mr. NcDoro@h
9II} htitt lU - @ a.! Jtd Jr VI ''
I c. cojIa ,, tbd rololrtio,, 70 nay, W p
Snnot Esn the snm Of 81 000 for nroCessionoI SER
vices in relation to said estate Adontnd
Mr. UApvEy called nm the resolution to nav VIM
Ort,vine tbn amnunt 81 d for ra-sntting a curb-
stone Adonted
Mr.. CryyIyGH1u called up the SUPPLEMENTAL or
dinance repeaIino that port5n of the ordinances en-
forcing useful rcgulations which required permis-
sion OF the council for the establishing of steam
factories, with the exception of planning and saw
mills
The ordinance was so amended as to provide
that no steam engine should be established without
the consent of all the property owners Within one
hundred feet of the same. 1t was then adopted.
Mr.. ADDISON called up the resolution providing
for the repair of the powder house.
On motion of Mr.. WooD, the resolution was re-
committed to the Committee on City Property.
The Branch then adjourned.
SEroyp BRAycu.-Prescnt, John 3. Seiden-
stricken ESQ President, and all the members except
Mr. Gordon
Ny. KEIso offered resolution directing the CITY
Rerister to nav to Lawrence Sanoston fhe sun, of
5000. for his services As un,piTe in adjusting the
claims of the Messrs. REYNOLDS for work done on
the new iail. Adonted.
Mr. SULLIVAN from the Committee on Highways,
offered a report and resolution on the opening OF
Joscnbine street askino that the committee be dis
CHARGED from the further consideration of the sb
ect. sdontad
Mr.. KErSo offered 4 resolution to nav William Z.
BeaIc S64. 81 for work done at the Marine Hospital
Adoptrd
Mr.. SrLI1vAy called ND the ordinance to widen
LIGHT street at its intersection with Baltimore
strcrt-which was nosscd
4 ro,ort and rosLnIrtion rros rocai1ad fror, the
First Rrancb directin,r the City Snrvevor to Mat
and snhdiyide ali the wharf and other 1ropcrty of
the civ into suitable lots rnakino them eliGihle for
rantinG Inasn or sale Adnntrd
Also rrnort and resolution directino the Com
,issinn@rs IF Finance to rrnt or raIrase .stbe old