The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-10

CITY DYNAMO Es.
sixty.Fifth Council.

payment Of the expenses of registering
the voters and holding the annual cleo
ton Of the third OF June, 1867.
Be IL enacted by the Board Of Aldermen
and Board of Common Council Of the
citV of UdShindton, That the sum Of
twenty.seven hundred and fifty.nine dol.
lars and sixty-fve cents, payable out Of
the general fund, be, and the same is here
by, appropriated, to pay the expenses at
tending the registration voters for the an
nual election held on the third Of June,
1867, tho said sum to be discussed as fol-
lows:
To Sayles J. Bowen, Zenas Q. Robbins,
Peter +. Bacon, George IL. Plant and
Lewis Clophane, Judges ofregistry, two hun
dred and fifteen dollars each, being for forty
three days service, at FIVE dollars per day,
Sl,OT5.
To Samuel V. Noyes, clerk to the judges,
for seventy days service, at FIVE dollars
per day, $3.50.
To pay for twenty-three days extra
clerk hire in preparing the books OF regis
try, Sll5.
To pay for rent of rooms temporarily
occupied by the judges Of registry, viz: In
the First ward, twenty-five dollars; Second
ward, thirty dollars; cleaning the court
room for the Third and Fourth wards, six
teen dollars and fifty cents; and for room
in the Fifth ward, twenty dollars-S9l.50.
To pay French and Richardson for sta
tionery, Sl9.
To William II. Nally. for ruling and bind
ing record books. $3.50:
To Joseph L. Pearson for printing lists
of the registered voters, S340.75.
To L. Monkey for posting lists Of the
registered voters, s35.
To William A Cook for legal services
rendered judges registry, 800.
To pay bills for advertising, viz: Ma
iional Intelligencer, one hundred and sixty
one dollars; National Republican one
hundred and forty-four dollars; Evening
Star, one hundred and thirty-four dollars
and ninety cents; and Morning Chronicle,
one hundred and seventy-six dollars
S6lj.9O.
Sec. .. And be 1t enacted, That the fur
Their sum Of two thousand one hundred
and si1ty.seven dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated, payable out of the
general fund, to pay the expenses Of hold
ing the said election, the sum named in this
section, to be paid as follows: To pay
claims for advertising, commissioners no.
tees, viz: National Intelligeucer, $3.50;
Frening Star, s434; Constitutional Union,
1914; and Sunday Herald, Sl65-Sl 1924.
To pay for the printing Of posters of the
new precincts. circular notices, &C., viz: In
telligencer Job Printing House, $50, and
r. 4. Waters, S33-Sl22.
To pay L. Monkey for posting placards Of
changes of precinct, &C., S2l.
To pay eighty.four commissioners OF
election, three at each of the twenty ght
precincts, at IS each, 1920.
To pay rent OF rooms occupied by the
commissioners, at Sl0per room, $3.50.
JAMES @. DULIN,
President Of III. Board Of Common Council.
J. RUSSELL BARR,
President Of the Board Of Alderman
Approved, October 4, 1867.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
An ACT to permit Joseph I. Foles L
erect an iron fence in front OF his build
ing in Fourth street.
Be a. enacted, &c, That permission bC
and the same hereby is, granted to Josep
4. Foes to erect an iron fence FIVE fec
beyond the building line, in front Of h
building on Fourth street west, betwee
L and + streets north, the same to renal
during the pleasure of the Corporation
Provided, The consent of the PresideI
Of the United States be first obtained.
Approved, October 3, 1867.
An Acr to lay the footways aero
Eleventh street east, on the north sic
of n street south.
Be ii enacted, &C., That the sum Of OF
hundred and eighty dollars, or so muC
thereof as may be necessary, be, and Il
same is hereby, appropriated, out OF Il
funds Of the Sixth Ward, for the purpose
laying flag footway across Eleventh cas-
on the north side of n streetsoutE; the wor
to be done under the direction Of the Con
missioner Of the Sixth Ward.
Approved, October 3, 1867
AN ACr to revive an act to construct
sewer in | street north from Sixth stree
west TO Seventh street west, approve
September |, 1865, and to change Ii
size of the sewer.
Be ii enacted, &c, That the act el
titled an act to construct a sewer in
street, from Sixth street west to Sevent
street west, approved September |, lS6
be, End the same is hereby, revived, on
the size of the sewer as authorized by Thu
act be, and isshereby, directed to b
changed from threefoot barrel sewer
two-foot barrel sewer.
Approved, October 3, 1867.
AN ACT to drain James creek from l.
i streets south.
Be it enacted, &C., That the Mayor bC
and he is hereby respectfully requisite
to cause James creek to be drained, b
causing ditch fifteen feet wide and te
and one-halrfcct deep, with sloping side
to be dug from l. to p streets south, pr
vided the cost thereof does not exceed II
sum of fifteen hundred dollars, which sui
is hereby appropriated out of the funds
the Seventh ward; the work to be done b
contract, and under the superintendent
of the City Surveyor and Commissioner
the Seventh ward.
Approved October 3, 1867.
The PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES
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