The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-06
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Vi property along Jones Falls to keen the walls in
again, '.a'ing that In suit which was decided
cems nsi IN. 1he city, the law empowering the city to
Ipei tne owners to repair the walls wos DO
o.ared unconstitutional: referrad A. ,1s T"s ue-
the areo,; veu rom the Second Branch. nrovidino
Mr. n Pn vi a new City Hall; laid on the table
Comptroller ~ tx offered resolution directing the
VI tne uerman Reformed Church On Sooa ane steePie
NJ n PProprlatlng S35 for the samo. nti'
,h Ttm Lp9lr called up the resolution d;rooti.
fm rT o!np1o'er 10 nave gas lamps nIacad ~ ths
following places On the west side Of Piaegu at the
institute, on the corner of Caroline and Hay. yan9
streets, on the corner of Caroline street and @
court, and on Bond street, between Lancasteo a.
Alice Anna streets; adopted.--Mr. LINTON csiIad
up the ordinance dividing the city into four paynr
districts, as follows No. l, north of Favette and
west OF Charles street; No. 2, South of Fayette
street sbo and west of Charles street, to include
Ine whoe of Locust Point ; No s
north OF Fayette and east Of Charles street; No A.
sou sonth OF Fayette and east of Charles street The
ol'l provides that the City Commissioner shall ad
severa I[ proposals for keeping the streets of the
olstrlcts In repair and good condition those
proposing to state what they Will chargn nor
.ooI lot paving, and the contract shall be awardad
L! 20 the lowest responsible bidder. The ordinance
Prohloits the contractor to farm out his ,yoritS
DONG so he forfeits his contracts Aftar tb' hiu
was sllghtly amended and discussed, on motion of
Mr.. Pollock, the bill was laid on the table,wNMr
1AIN ollerd resolution directing the City Commis
sIoner to have the north side of the side walk on II
Peters street, between Sterritt and Scott straete.
adopted.-Mr. BLACKBURN, of the Joint Commit
zee on Conference, presented a report with an
coutnan atpIthorlzlng the Water Board to
way Company for the right to Law water mains
On 1e ped OF that railroad, and to grant the Rail-
roae company the right-ofway through the city's
speoSy6 sla SG the
ESQ, PRESIDENT, and all the members. s.-Mr,
COOK called up the ordinance to continue the an.
poailInehC 0i City Auditor, and to provide for the
Pr pt eolIecuon OF taxes in arrears, which was
rea and passed.-Mr CoLToN presented the ne
titlon OF Benz. German, asking permission to raise
a frame building on his premises on the south side
1I T Fayette street, near Dallas; referred.-Mr
son and others, asking that George Smith NAV be
put IN possession of a stall in the
Lexington market; referred-A resolution
IenderIng the thanks of the Council to the
JOINT Special Committee the reception of the
! Japanese, for their prompt and efficient oction
&C., was received from the First Branch read
second time and adOpted.-An ordinance autbo-
rHIlng the owners of carts, wagons, and other
Vehices to suffer them to remain in front of their
premises over night, but prohibiting them from
sanung In the streets on Sundays, and also to re-
aoot NV tne hacks from south Charles street. was
aent! .eIeveu from the First Branch and "A re-
soiution authorizing Louis McMurray to let remain
ON MS premises a frame building on RiddIa straat
west OF pennsylvania avenue, was received fronD
tne FIRST Branch, read second time and adopted
n n "a resolution granting permission to William
IL. Beck to continue frame building on his nre
misses on Wagon alley, was read second time and
iuoPted; Also, resolution granting permission
I'd MIR. hnabe to erect steam engine on his nra
nises on China alley and West street Also. a re-
solution granting permission to James Smith to
newly weatherboard his frame building on Eastern
venue and Castle alley. Also, resolution grant
ng permission to the mechanics OF South Balti-
more to erect frame bell-tower on the corner of
hamburg and Covington streets An ordinance
'eiatlng to the sale of gunpowder within the city
lmits, was received from the First Branch; read
!, ne resolution to pay Aloize Kemp and Jacob Vo-
,lestein certain sums of menev for DAMAGES dona
heir property by mob, was taken up read the
econd time and laid on the table. Several resolu-
IONS TO place fire plugs at certain localities were
aken up and passed. d.-Adiourned