Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-28
CITY C9UNCEE,

sy.., r.u.,.t ..,.-..- FRIDAY, April 2, 1866
#lHta jas Young, ESQ., President, in the chair
MI Marsh presented petition from Durus Carter
and others. for the closing of Point lane from C9sa
to Caroline streets; referred.
Mr. Ewalt presented petition from John T. VIII
son and Others for the placing of patent traps over
the mouth OF the sewer at the corner of Baltimore
and schroeder streets: referred.
Mr.: Nichols presented resolution authorizing the
appointment OF Joint special committee to make
aTalSeAentS 1or the proper reception of the Amer-
lcan Medical Association, during its approaching
tiles; adopted.
Mr.. Foreman called UP resolution adverse to the
petition of John Whitelaw; adopted
An ordinance was received from the Second Branch
authorizing the appointment of six eminent physi-
cans ana iour sanitary agents to each ward for the
better regulation of the sanitary condition of the
Resolutions were adopted authorizing the payment
ofcertain claims due by the city to Bax & Bailey.
and ohm B. HaX i Son.
Idr. Jones presented an ordinance increasing the
salary OF the Marine Hospital physician; laid over,
Inc Branch then adjourned until Monday.
Second BrGneh.-Fhis Branch met at the usual
hour. Present, Daniel Harvey. ESQ., President and
all the members. " W
Mr.. Moore from the committee on health, submit
ted a resolution, referring the communication of
beJ' Dslord ana others, IN reference TO a certain
nuisance, to the committee on police and iaii and
That the committee On health be discharged from
lurtner consider2uOn Of the subject adopted
Mr.. Valiant offered resolution that message be
sent to the First Branch, when the Council adjourn
on the second Friday Of May, it adjourn until tho
tirst Monday IN September; adopted
Mr.. Moore called up the ordinance establishing
sanitary commission and sanitary agents for the City:
passed. LS5e local column. ''
Mr.. Taylor submitted Il supplementary ordinance
increasing the salary OF the Port Warden 10 SI 4O9
and the clerk Of the same to $,lO0 per annum laid
over.
Received from the First Branch resolution pro-
yldtug Tor the appOintmen of joint special com
mittee OF three from each Branch to make the neces
Sary arrangements for the reception of the American
Medical Association which assemblies in this city on
the hrst OF May; adopted. Messrs. Moore Ireland
IlrkG ted thr Of IA;
Branch.
Also received, the ordinance fixing the age OF
calves to be exposed for sale in the markets al four
weeks and the weight thereof at fifty pounds dress
ed, instead of sixty pounds, as required in prey-
ordinance.
Mr.. Valiant moved to strike out the enactinr
clause, which was lost. The ordinance then passed
Mr: Robinson called up the resolution granting
permission to VIM. Trego to erect a steam engine on
ms premises on Hamburg street: laid over.
Mr.. N ais called up the resolution to have flag
stones placed Calvert street, from the north
sail street; adopted.
MIR. Robinson called M the resolution to have the
bed Of Hartford run paved; adopted.
Mr.. Moore called up the resolution to have two pas
lamps placed at Eutaw Square; adopted.
The Branch then adjourned until Monday