Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-14
CIFY COUNCIL.

TUESDAY. March l3.
Fiyat Brancd.-Present. a quorum of members,
with James Young, ESD, President in the chair.
Mr.. Gorsueh offered q resolution granting permis-
sion to j. A. Shepherd to erect steam engine on his
adopted,
-, Mr.. McGuirc presented an invitation from the
LThclpai OF the Western Female High School for
the members to visit that institution Friday next
accented.
Nlr: Ewalt called up the ordinance regulating the
erecu"n ot ch}Mncys, stacks, SC; passed.
MIR; Gorsuch called up tho ordinance increasing the
salaries Of the engineers Of the Fire Department,
Mr.. Lynch offered TO amend by increasinG the
salaries of the hostlers and tiler-nen to $500 peT
annum; lost 0'' P0A
Motions to increase the salaries Of the enqiraor 70
Sl,I0o and 70 Sl,2G0 were voted down. The frst
amount was named by Mr. Henneberry and the latter
by Mr.. Nichols. '0'
The ordinance was then passed, fixing the salaries
at 81 l,01Q -"
Mr.. Jones presented petition from Salem Thomp-
son and others Tor the removal of certain nuisance;
Mr. Foreman called up the ordinance to omen Ba-
ker street, from Pennsylvania avenue to Gimor
Mr. Iak13rd presented resolution Of inquiry. ai-
gtse,A TO Tue Cty tonlnssIonCr aS to the probable
cost OF bridge over Jones' falls, at Northern ave-
nue.; adopted. "
MIR. Nichols presented resolution authorizin,
the filing ana grading of lot on jefferson stree
a resolution adverse TO the opening Of johnson
street between, Hamburg and Warren streets, was
received from he Second Branch and read
The Branch then adjourned
NeooRd hraacb.-This Branch met at the 1Isnai
houF-uanlcl Harvey Esq, President and a ono
rum OF members being present. The following bus
ness was transacted:
Mr.. Nails called up the supplementary ordinance
Increasing he salaries of the cleaners of Fels PNiot
and Lexington markets.
Upon motion Of MIR. Taylor that part reierrint, r.
Inc Lexington market was stricken out it nor hay.
+ e been before he committee The ordinance then
passed;
Mr.. Taylor submitted supplementary ordinance
prohibiting the erection Of wooden frames or struc-
lures n any KIND upon the outer stalls Of tho several
market houses n the city. The ordinance also nrn
Fdes that Such structures now erected shall be re
moved atieT ten days notice shall have heen givru
sons dong business III the several markets shall 70
move all artl les left immediately after r5orls
hours. The ordinance was read and laid over
=. ~. Committee on Education reported tbr5ugb
Mr. Taylor, an ordinance providing Tor tho annoinr
ment, IN January next. by the CITY Council az y
the city prescribing the duty Of SAID Commissioners
read and laid over. '''
A communication was received from Prof D II
It"lilhEsnead inviting the Council to pay an oficiai
hi,t 90 me eSteTn Female High School, on Friday
Tho i'.h inst, read and accepted.
Received from First Branch the report nF IN
loint standing Committee on Health. to whom had
been referred the petition of Charles A GnInhrii
ana Diners in reference to McClurc's dock with nj,
accomplishing resolution, asking to be discharged
rom !ae further consideration Of the subject tbe
cunulttea decmiug special legislation at r,rasent IN
reference thereto uuwiSe and inexpeiient The rcso
luton was read and adOp.ed '''O
Mr- laylor called ~ the supplementary or1iu iur,,oa
increasing Inc Ea-c les Of the clerks in the Ct 81
iector "He2. After some discussion the orijr9nc,
passed BY the following vote: ''''0O
~na-MessrS. BuIch, McCIymont Rob;,,o,
Moore and Taylor. ''i'1N'
liant. Adjourned ''''' 1''i'H "Uu F"'-