Daily national Republican., 1863-07-13
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

AT. tho meeting Of the Board of Common
Council on Fiiday evening last, the following wcrc
read and Appropriately ref,rred; r. -i.-7 -
A message from the Mayor indcIsing the account
Of Henry BuIdett for rent OF room used by the
judges Of eiections In the Fourth precinct. "''i
message from the Mayor Informing the Boards
that the provisions Of the resolution ior leasing
portion Of Fayetts street TO- Dlr, Mehsiiy had not
been complied with, IN consequence Of the omis-
sion to provide any compensation for ths improve
ments he may make there In the ovent Of the lease
not being renewed. U,l f.f
A message from tho Mayor Recommending tho
passage OF an ordinance to suppress bone boiling
estsb iishments within the limits OF the Corpora
tlon; was referred to the Recorder with instruc-
tions, TO prepare law to meet the csae. y. t.
Mr. Tcnny presented the memorial Of Jno. sny-
der, executor Of the late Conrad Schwartz, on the
subject Of erroneous assessment Of certain lots
OF ground owned by the said schwartz, and asking
that the taxes over-paid in consequence oi this er-
roneous assessment be refunded. To the Com
miit:c on Grievances.
| MIR. Tenny presented tho account Of Maylcld n
Brown for mourning gOods furnished for the use ol
the two Boards, on the occasion oi the funeral oi
tile late j.. 7. Bangs, and the account oi Jas. y.
Esssx for tho livery OF the horse belunging to The
Corporation, aud moved to refer the same to the
Committee on Claims, which WAS concurred in.
Mr.. Tenny presented the. report oi the Trustee
Of the Poor Tor the second quarter of the ycai
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Mr.. Eugiisl, presented the memorial Of c. D
Jewell, proprietor OF the " National Soap and Can
die Factory" located On Green street, deoying the
statements of certain petitions to the corporation
that their factory has been converted into a bone
boiling eAtsblishmcnt.
| A message WAS received frO,u the Board Of Al
dcrmen stating that they had passed = resolution
IN relation 10 digesting the lava OF tins corpora
tion, and resolution In relation TO survey o
the town, In which several resolutions they aske
the concurrence OF this Board. ." 'r'
The resolution In relation to tho opening o
streets WAS returned passed by the Board Of Alder
men, and was signed. - .I.. ..'.' '.r .-t.. D.
MIR. Craft fiom tic Committee on Grievance
reported bih entitled .An ordinance deelarin
certain places public nuisance"
MIR. Tenncy offered a resolution inStructins tn
Assessors In relation 70 tho school tax.
The resolution In relation 10 digesting the law
+ to TO survey Of the town, were seyerally take
up, and read 4 hrst time.i
Tho resolution In relation 10 measuring Iumbe
and inspecting lathcs and shingles, was taken u
and further considered.
Mr.. Collins moved to refer the bill to the Reco
der. ..
MIR. bIyers moved that the Board ADJOURN, whic
: was concurred In, and they adjourned to meet q
Friday esehihs next at the usual hour.
|. POLICE CAsEs.-Wm. Hayes, disordcrly col
duct, lined $500; Hugh Gallagher, do, hned $40
h Elizabeth Welch, do, hocd s2.iii Fannie smitl
a do, nned s2,ti: Mike Conner, do, fined IS; jam
q Chialey, do, sent to work-housci Ihos. Howar
4 drunk, dismissed.
n MARINE observation-disclosures James
Q Green, willis, New York, mdse. to Morgan
y RhinehArt .q... .... u!.tt .-a....
r sehr Jno. J. Crittendcn, Mules, coal to J. c. Hc
>. ton.
/" sohr. d. stokcly, lillian, salisbury, Nd, limb
10 to L. Pickreu.