Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
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First Branch.-A quorum of members W., w.
ntaeSoot' WIN JAS. Young, Esq, President in the
Petitions we're presented by Mr. Henneberrv from
Johh Arment Tor permission to put up a certain
syn; by MIR. heyser, from Edward &. w Waters for
me remoya OF fort in the north western part of tho
city; by Mr; Price, from Samuel J. Pentz, for n
cnanse III tae, ordnance regulating the speed Of
steamboats, IN the harb +; also, from j. A. E. Gaetz
for permission to put up a certain sign bv MI
Gauik from Charles Z. Waters, in behalf Of the Bal
unore File Company, to use a steam engine on its
promises; by Mr.. Foreman, from Thomas IT, Mules.
l9f o G to keep R eye hogs on his premises
uGEs were severally reterreI.
Mr. Marsh; from the Committee on Police and
Jall, reported resolution granting permission to
ociancr x Kerr to put up a certain sign.
Mr; Henneberry, from the COMMITTEES on the
fi fiiHGnosGse Gdn Teported resolution aDpropriating
S02;uJJ LOT Improvements at the almShOuSe
Mr.. keyser moved to amend by making the sum
S35: W); which was agreed to.
MI NlcA9llS opposed any further appropriations
to tins institution, ard denounced the manner in
which it had been mar aged. Au
MeSSrS. Lynch and keyscr defended and erouoS
the justice and economy of making this additional
The resolution as amended was passed BY vota IF
10 ay es 10 nays, the negative votes being Mcssrs
bruscGp Nichols, Wylie and Green. Mr.. Kraft was
Mr.. Price called up tho resolution granting pe,-
mission TO John T. Fqrdy & Bro to erect platform,
per a. the foot OF Montgomery street; which was
Mr. Mcclure presented the report of the Commit
tee on Educati0n upon the schedule of increased
adopted by the school Board amending the schedule
so to increase the salaries only Of the tSacber Of
the Male Central High school and those of the
NJ Tcro" e" Fa hsath hh3ah Iis SIfisS2 %a all the COM
lAlLteo could do at present, they had not time to
fopSdeE hs 5 entire 1sl schedule and necessary to
because they were now about renewing the engage
ment5 for the year.
Nlr Gaulk offered a substitute endorsing the whole
schedule; which was rejected by 10 ayes to 9 nays
ihe report OF the committee was then adopted
Mr. G0rsuch, from the Committee on the Firo De-
partent, presented resolution which was adontnd
Ia
70 erect aod u;e steam engine On their promises;
Mr. Lynch, from the Committee OF Claims re
ported adversely upon the petition of John Col ins
for damages for tho xii ling of his son at work upop
Lake Chapman RaIlrOad adopted.
Also report granting the claim oF Mrs Harriet
Cu!hn9rc for damages done her property on the cor
@ nor Ol names ana Ann streets by flag pole falling
Mr. Lankford called up the resolution appropri.
ating S5.0UO for TeSurvey Of the harbpr
.On motion OF Mr.. Steuart, the matter was indef-
nlteiy postponed
:, resolution was gdopted, approprating $500 for
market. ''"u'"'
resolution was received from the Second Branch,
Iprshane, for services rendered the city as Com
missioner Tor Opening Streets; cOncurred in.
MT. Hreen called up the ordnance prohibiting the
manufacture OF ampback within the city Limits AZ
ter the list Of August next; passed.
Mr. LankiOrd called up resolution in favor of
Francis Carter; which adopted.
Inc Branch then adjourned until the Sd day of
| September. ' 0A
Branch NAL
| hour present, Daniel Harvey. Esq. President, and
; quorum Of members.
Mr.; Moore called up the resolution authorizing the
cy egseT TO issue notes or bonds of the city, not
to exceed 100000, to meet any deficiency that might
occur IN the current expenses of the city for the
! Mr.. Valiant moved to strike out $4,000 and in
sart SzOVJgJ which was lost, after which the resou-
| ton was adopted.
Mr.. Burch called up the resolution adverse 10 the
payment OF the claims of Mrs Mary E. Dushane, for
the amount due her husband for the opening of Ger.
tam streets while he held the Office of Citv Eo1nris
sloner The same gentleman offered as a substitute
that Sii5 be paid to Mrs. Mary E. Dushane in Hdui-
udlOh Oh tne deot After some debate the substi-
tute Yves adopted.
A communication was received from the Health
ConmlSsioner IN answer to resolution Of inquiry.
stating that Gnchalf of the sanitary police can at
read.
A resolution was received from the First Branch
giving permission to Michael Bohn & Son to erect a
steam engine upon their premises No Swan street;
which adopted.
Mr.. trelan submitted resolution, directing the
HeaIth Commissioner to dispense with any number
OF the sanitary police that he may deem expedient
notion YVES made to suspend the rules to give the
resolution second reading; which was lost
Received from the First Branch, a resolution an
propnaung S50UOO for the erection of hospital for
contagious diseases at the new almshouse and other
necessary improvements. The resolution was read
second time. by special order, and adopted
Also, received q resolution giving permission to
John J. tardy Bro, to build pier at their wharf
| foot of Montgomery street; read and adopted
Mr.. Moore called ~ the ordinance auhorizinp tho
Water Board to capitalize the sum Of S5t mn foT
money expended in the extension of water mains
and othar purposes; passed-eight members voting
! IN tne affirmative and two in the negative.
A. resolution was received from the First Branch
giving permission to the Baltimore File Company to
erect steam engine upon their premises corner of
LeadeAhali and Stockholm streets; adopted.
Also, received resolution approving and adopt-
ing the schedule Of salaries adopted by the School
Board as lar as II refers 90 the Male Central High
School, and the Principals Of the Western and East
err Female High Schools; adopted.
The BraIch then adjourned until the first Monday
in September.