The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20
PROCEEDINGS or THE cry COUNCIL

TUESDAY, June 49,
President, and all the members except Messrs Tai
bott, X. Price, Baugher and Mace.-Mr SPEppES
presented petition from William Il. Beck, asking
permission to repair frame shed; referred -
Mr. BLACKBURN presented a petition from ID G. II
Emory, asking that the sewer at the foot of Barre
street may be enlarged; referred. Also a petition
from the same person, asking permission to extend
and widen pier on Light street wharf at Barre
street; rcferred.-Mr HoNs of the Joint Stand
ing Committee on Markets, presented report with
a resolution. directing the clerk of the Fel's Point
Market to have the FelPs Point Market white
washed; laid on the tabe.-A message was re-
ceived from the Second Branch, proposing the an
pontment of Committee on Conference reIatiEo
to the ordinance authorizing the Wafer Board to
contract with the Directors of the Northern Cen
tral Railway Company for the right to Law water
mains under the bed of that railroad. concnrred in
The PRESIDENT appointed Messrs Blackburn A
NJ Prlce and Pollock on the part of this Branch
Ares0lutIon was received from the Second Branch
granting permission to Mrs. Isabella Brown to extend
a wharf twenty five feet on Thames street. laid on
the table.-Mr. LINTON called up the suppIenen
tary ordinance regulating the grading of streets
directing the City Commissioner to divide the cty
INTO i"ur districts, and authorizing the City Com
missioner to advertise for proposals for doing tho
paving ot each district, and the same must be
given to the lowest bidder. After the bill was
read, on motion it laid on the table-Mr
Irons called up the resolution directing the clerk
OF the Centre market to have the first story of that
building whitewashed; adopted. d.-Mr A. NJ.
Price called up the ordinance granting permission
to Thomas Ninans Co. to construct solid piers
on their premises on Spring Gardens; passed -
Mr. a. NJ PRICE called up the ordinance granting
permission to Maltby a. Abbott to erect solid
wharf on their premises at the City Block; passed
Adjourned
SEcoND BGANCH.-Present, WIN. MCPHAIL, ESQ,
President. and all the members-A communica
ton was received from the Water Board stating
that they had not yet made arrangements with the
Northern Central Railway Company to Law water
pipes on portion of the bed of their road. but
nope saon to accomplish that object-Mr CooK
called up the resolution IN favor of VIM. A. Van
Nostrand, which was read the second time and
referred Dack to the Committee on Claims s-Nr
ELLTcoTT called up the ordinance authorizing the
water Commissioners to negotiate with the North
ern Central Railway Company for the RIGHT of
way to lay water pipes along a portion of their
road, which, with the amendments proposed bv
the First Branch, was read-Mr. ELITcoTr
moved that the Branch non-concur in the proposed
amendments. which was agreed tO.-Mr Nc
fHATL Mr.. Cook in the chair) moved that COM
mittee OF conference on the subject be appointed,
winch was concurred in, and Messrs. Elloott Cath
cart and lor appointed the part OF this Branch
The ordinance to guarantee a portion of the
hrst mortgage bonds, and also a certain amount of
second mortgage bonds of the Western MARYLAND
hallroad Company, on certain conditions was re.
celyed from the First Branch and read and on
moaon OF Mr.; COTTON, ordered to be printed
MT. COTTON offered a resolution to send message
to the First Branch. proposing that vhen the
councils adjourn on Friday, June 29th, they stand
adjourned until the 3rd dav of September next.
lald over MIR. ELLIGoTT from the Committee on
the flre Department, reported an ordinance to in
crease the pay of the hOsters of the Steam Fire De-
partment from S400 to S475 per annum; read
second time.--Mr. CATHcART moved TO strike out
$40 and insert $500; lost The ordinance was
then passed.--Adjourned.