Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-15

6EVkGETOWNC CORPORATION LAW 81
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That The sSm Of fifteen dollars be- aud the ssr,s IS
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gutter on Montsomerr street, between Dunbartori
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erick streets. forty dollars is hereby appropriated
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A RESOLUTIONS il, favor Of John. "A. Smith and
-Resolred By The Soard Of 1idsrmes, and Board Of
Cemnen CesreA Of hs Corporatioa Of Georgsto.s,n.
cek Of
Of c.. forty five dollars and eighty nine cents in
six dollars and sixty-'hpes cents in full for fuel
Approved May 80, 1867
A RESOLUTION authorizing the grade Of the street
known as Warehouse Alley to be fixed.
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
That the Street condemned in accordance with An
ordinance providing for the eSndemnation of that
1851, hereby declared public street, and named
Ind be Il Jurtherresolrsd, t hat the Commissioners
OF Grades are hereby authorized and instructed to
this Corporation for their approval.
Approved June ., 1863.
RESOLUTION providing for the paving of Ware
house Alley.
COMMON Costnei Ct the Garpor@tten Of Geo1ssto.oa.
That for the purpose of grading and paving Ware.
imposed tax of eshty cents per front foot on all
the lots and parts of lots fronting said alley.
Gers the Of ereby
the same may be collected by him, deductins his
s s ana hs
months from the passa of this ordinance and the
same power be- and is hereby, given him for the en-
forcing the collection of said taxes has heretofore
been given in similar cases.
Rssolrsd further, That the Clerk pay the amount
hereby directed to be placed in his hands to the
order of the Commissioner OF Streets under whose
direction and control the said i'm provenent shall
expenditures, it'll the proper vouchers. Within six
months after the passage of this resolution.
Approved June ., 1913.
A RESOLUTION granting a lease of portion of
Rssored By The BoG1d q Amvasn end Boayd Of
lease all that part Of Fayette street south of the
canal to the channel Of the river, to Thomas J ,
pleasure of the Corporation for a further term of
five years, ut the expiration of the first five years
he paying for the same two hundred dollars per
annum, payable semi annually. Provided said
Thomas J Mehsffey enter into contract with the
Corporation within fifteen DAYS from the passage
of this resolution. tApproyed June G. 1868.
A Resolution instructinc the Street Commis
RsSolred ~ The Board Of aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of The Corporation Of Ge0rge,otun
That where any repairs to any of the streets of
immediate urgency. the Commissioner of Streets
j. hereby authorized TO have the same done the
best terms.
ReSolred furfhtr That for the above PURPOSE :he
Of three hundred dollars he and * hereby
appropriated 10 he paid by the Clerk to the orter
OF the Commissioner. upon proper vouchers
Approve ed June .. 1868.
RESOLUTION in relation to the removal of the
town Office.
Whereas the Secretary of the Treasury has CON
scented that two rooms in the Custom House NAV
be temporarily occupied by the officers of the
town. and used Tor the sessions of the two Boards:
Therefore,
Resolred by thc Board Of AMsrmen md Board Of
That this Corporation accept the Of said rooms
for the object aforesaid and hereby press their
acknowled Sements to the Secretary of the Treasury
for his courtesy in affording them this accommoda
ton.
Resolred furthef That the Mayor be- and he is
hereby, authorized ana requested to make the
necessary arrangements for the transfer of the town
Offices, books and papers to the apart ments afore-
said. Appro we'd June d, lSi3
A RESOLUTION i'll relation to cooking and eating
benches in the market house.
Rssoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council al tbe Corporation Of GsOrgetO,cn,
north Of the canal in the market house, after the
passage OF this resolution and that the Market
Master Of the Corporation il hereby directed to
notify the prOprietors of all benches occur pied to
Tacate the same within week after the pa se
Of this resolution. under penalty Of two dollars
for every day over that time. to be recovered as
fines usually are. lApproycd June i, 1853