The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-29
SPECIAL SESSION or TIE CITY COUNCIL

MONDAY, Nov. %, 1889.
FRsT BRANCH.-Present GEO. W. BAN, Esq.
President pro M, and all the members
Mr.. MACE presented a petition from VIM. NJ. Will
son and others, asking the removal Of a pump
from the corner Of Parkin and Boyd streets. Re
ierrCd.
Mr.. Pollock presented the petition of Henry
Craft, asking that certain improvement to his
house on Harrison street be allowed to remain
Referred to the Committee on Fire Companies
Mr.. MACE presented a remonstrance from Ross
WinGns and others, against the establishing of
poudrette mandatory in the southwestern sec
ton of the city. Referred to the Committee on
Health.
Mr.. CHAPMAN presented a petition from a number
of citizens, asking that gas mains be laid on East
Falls avenue Referred to the Committee Po-
lice and Jail.
Mr.. A. NJ. PRrCE presented petition of num-
Der of citizens praying that the grade OF Liberty
street may be allowed to remain as it is. Referred
to the Committee Highways
MIR. TALBorT presented communication from
Samuel Wilhelm, otferering a farm as a site for
new Almshouse Referred.
Mr.. SMMs presented a communication offering a
site for a Western POtters Field. Referred to the
Committee on City Property.
Mr.. Irons offered resolution directing the lay
ing Of gas mains on Baltimore street, between Wolf
and Guest streets. Referred to the Committee
Police and Jail
Mr.. CALLS offered a resolution directing the lay
ing Of gas mains along Caroline street, between
Lombard and Pratt streets. Referred to the Com
mitee on Police and Jail
Mr.. MACE offered 4 resolution directing the
Clerk to procure from the office of the Register all
the papers connected with the proposed railway
along Holiday, Hlen and other streets. Adopted.
The two Branches then went into Convention to
select School Commissioner to fill a vacancy in
the 18th ward
On re assembling, the Branch adjourned until to-
morrow afternoon at five o'clock.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to ad-
journment.-Present-DAv TAYLOR, Esq, Presi-
dent pro tenn, and all the members.
The resolution to place fag-stones across Lexng-
ton street at its intersection with Poppeton street
was taken up and passed
AlsO the resolution to change the grade of pOr-
ton OF Raborg street, near Schroeder street.
Mr.. COLTON, from the Joint Standing Committee
on Markets, presented an ordinance authorizing
the Comptroller t. sell the stalls at the Canton
market-house, and also for the renting of the same
which was read and laid on the table.
resolution recommending William Welheim,
deal mute, to the Governor OF the State as ben
etciary, was received from the First Branch, read
a second time and adopted.
Also, a resolution asking the discharge of the
Committee ofthe Fire Department from the furth-
er consideration of the petition of Charles d. Kemp,
asking to be allowed to erect frame building
Pennsylvani avenue.
An ordinance providing for the advertising by
the City Collector, of all property for unpaid taxes,
IN one OF the newspapers of the city, received
from the First Branch and read.
The Branch then went into Convention with the
First Branch after which,
A resolution authorizing William McCaulev to
erect and use frame building on South Caroline
street was received from the First Branch and read
Also, resolution granting permission to Thomas
Sewall, Jr., to continue in use frame building on
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mr. CATHCART offered resolution directing that
gas mains be laid along East Lombard street. from
Bond street 20 Broadway, which was read a second
time and adopted.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon