The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-09
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ADJOURNED SESSION.
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ADJOURNED SESSION.
THURSDAY, September s, 1859
FIRST BnANCH.-Present-JoHN T. FoRD, ESQ.,.
and IA members. The reading of the journal was
omitted.
Mr. BAN presented the petition of Geo. Wecker,
asking permission to construct a verandah in front
OF his residence on Gay street. Referred.
Mr. BEALE presented offer of a lot from Geo
w. Graft for the Aims house The lot is stu-
ated on Charles street avenue, contains so acres.
| aad is offered for 500, 900.
Mr.. JENKINS presented the petition of DR.. Kidd,
for an allowance for medical services rendered no
liceman VIM. Kimbell. Referred to the Commit
tee on Claims
A resolution was offered from the Committee on
Claims, directing the payment by the Comptroller,
OF the advertising bills of Messrs. Dobbin & Fulton
and A. ). Abel. Also, for the payment by the
Water Board, of the claim of Lucas Brothers for
stationery furnished. Referred. Also, the claim
OF DIR. q. W. WaysOn for medical services Car
ried. Also, allowing the petition of Mary Mosier
FOR services rendered by her husband Carried
Also, bill to allow claim of Giles Norwood for
damages done to his person whilst in the employ of
the CITY, Carried.
Mr.. Balm offered resolution, iuquiring of the
City Directors in the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
whether there had not been a number of car wheels
ordered from the North for that road and whether
they could not have been manufactured at the
Mount Clare works. Adopted.
Mr.. Balm also offered resolution, inouirinr of
the City Directors the Baltimore and ohio Rail
read, asking for information in regard to the coal
trade over that road. Adopted
Mr.. NEWMAN presented petition from Samuel
McCuboin, asking permission to remove his stable
on Chase street, and place it some IA feet from
where it now stands. Carried
Mr. NEWMAN presented a resolution from the
Committee on Fire Companies, allowing the frame
carpenter shop of Geo. W. Getter, on Shields
alley, to remain. Adopted.
MIR. NEWMAN presented resolution from the
Committee on Fire Companies, granting permission
TO hlnsley d Brothers to place steam engine on
their premises on Neighbor street. Adopted.
Mr.. MULES presented resolution directing the
City Commissioner to have the two cutters at the
corner of Ross and st. Mary's streets repaired.
Adopted.
Mr.. BEACHAM presented resolution to allow a
survey f9r change of the grade of Charles street.
at point near the Water Works. Adopted.
Mr. BEACnAM presented resolution to have n
number of sewers in the western section of the
CITY cleaned and repaired Adopted
Mr.. RANDOLPH offered a resolution giving per
mission to the Board of Trustees OF the McDonoph
Fund to elect one of their number Secretary
Adopted
Mr.. BEAcHAM presented report from the Com
mttec on Highways. authorizing the City Com
missioner to have the on the corner of Pop
petOn and Boyd streets repaired Adopted.
Mr.. BEAcHAM, from the Committee on Highways
offered resolution authorizing the acceptance of
a deed for the bed of Hollins alley, between Hol-
Inns and Schroeder streets. Adopted.
Mr.. BEAcHAM presented a resolution from the
Committee on Highways, directing the City Com
missioner to have certain obSructiOns removed from
the corner OF Schroeder and Baltimore streets, and
the cutters cleaned. Adopted.
Mr.. HENDERSON presented petition for the plac-
ing Of gas lamp on the corner of an alley, near
Baltimore street, on Broadway, Adopted.
Mr.. BEACHAM, from the Committee on Highways
presented resolution for the placing of flag stones
on Madison and Park streets, where needed
Adopted.
Mr.. RANDOLPH from the Committee on WAYS and
Means, reported a bill allowing the sum of
$4,000 towards supplying the deficiency in the
appropriation for the expenses of the Jail
Adopted.
Mr.. RANDOLPH, from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported bill for the payment of S. 500
to the Commissioners Of Baltimore county, for ex-
penses incurred in the trial of removed criminal
cases from this city. Adopted
The Committee on Ways and Means offered re-
solution asking to be discharged from the further
consideration of the petition of John Carroll Brent
soliciting aid for the Washington National Mopu-
ment. Adopted.
Mr.. RANDOLPH, from the Committee of Wavs and
Means, presented resolution asking to be dis
charged from the consideration of the offer of A. E.
Forester to furnish 75 copies of the revised ord-
nances, as the members were all supplied Adopted
Mr.. RANDOLPH presented petition from Thomas
W. Faunteroy, asking the reissue of $4,000 city
stock certificates, which had been lost Adopted
Mr.. BEACHAM presented bill for the laying of
single railroad track on Gay street from Chesnut
to Chew, and one on Ensor street from Chestnut to
Chew. This led to a considerable discussion, and
on motion the further consideration of the subject
was postponed until next Tuesday.
On motion the Branch adjourned.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
tournament. Present-WnLIAM McPHAIL ESQ
President, and all the members.
Mr.. ELLICorT presented the petition of W. W.
Glenn and Others in relation to the opening of
Carey and Calhoun streets. Referred to the Com
mittee on Highways.
Mr.. ELLIooTT, from the Committee on Highways,
reported an ordinance to open Carey and Calhoun
Streets from Lexington street to the northern limits
of the city, which was read and laid on the table.
Mr.. Cook, from the Committee on Claims re-
ported resolution to pay Lawrence Sangston
$3.50 for services rendered umpire in the case of
the City %. Reynolds. Laid on the table.