The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
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Mr.. Moore said the resolution Of the gentle.
op ann The he T Woa w ssus nPs foS
words provided Congtes would !spproprists
u 600 go Or give " public lands 70 that vs AZ e.,
,ehool house, wsrs els, 40 per annum, which was
q sd ,s;: ~ e. ws
md then he would vote fof the proposition. ne |
support a pauper population that has been
thrust upon Us BY the isgislstion q 9ongres,
MI, Rshrs ..ia tnsts w si b SsfSrs the
6ia i,ooo,ooo acres o. land for the benefit 81 the
but eonyersation with a Senator re.
% IA p .:s sa. b sas s9ss W Ss
"S Mr.. Evan. said he ssntismsn from the Fourth
SS:s Ct . a asa sns s ss
parentage from the benefits Of the public schools.
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Irish or derman birth seldom awaited themselves
Of the privilege Of the public schools, AZ they
st nI showing that il issc The white popu.
lation Of the city was 6ol39, and colored 1o,oss;
and in iss7, the white poPuisti0n wa. 5t,ils, and
unwise to pass the bill, as he wa, not willing 70
incur debt of $50, 900; but II the bill was to
ss TGd s' %s. willing Sos
Tor a funding debt Of SSOo 900.
Mr.. Noyes did not think there was any likeli-
%Sney q bS, f tkey we're p lavish in giving away
lands lands providing the corporation done something
Mr.. Given said, In Justification Of his vote,
he would favor no proposition to place addi-
tional embarrassment upon the constituency he
ffepresents ne asked whether ~ was ressonsele
stand up under the onerous burdens with which
they are .addlcd, Without the propositions go
abolished, and he would not vote a single dollar
without Congress aids the District In maintain-
Ri. Moore said he did think the proposition
was so monstrous, and he would propose to
strike out the words "in accordance with the
acted in accordance with such laws.
amended, and i. was adopted. The bill was read
MT. Richards moved that the Board take a re-
cess, in order to see a demonstration In front OF
the hall By the Fire Department. The motion
NJ. Moore presented a bill providing for sea
wall on the west side Of Water street south,
.oafh side ofP street connecting WITH The SCI"
wall around the arsenal.
Mr.. Given presented several bills for grading
and paving catriageways on / and IL streetsj
which were referred to the Committee on I'm
Mr. Lloyd presented the petition Of Mrs. L. A.
Riddle, asking the remission Of a fine. Passed.
Mr.. TAFT presented petition OF Geo. w Lin
vile, asking permission to erect frame build
Ing on his premises. Passed.
Mr. McCsthran presented a bill to set curb
stones; which was referred.
Adjourned.
Board OF Common Council.
The Board met at the usual hour. All the
L. BIS Miller, Nslley, slowen and the Presi.
dent.
Tho. president being absent, Mr., A. p. CLARK
| moved that Mr.. Tilley be appointed president
fem; which agreed to,
ns Msx1a as Inc s
proval OF an act granting permission to Rev. /.
Barotti to erect an Iron railing In front of his
lot; act for the relief Of Anthony Bell; and an
The following were presented and referred: BY
Mr.. Tllley-bill to increase the salaries OF the
Commission Of the Asylum to $3.50 per annum
mission OF fine; by Mr.. Ball-petition Of John
| McGrann asking the remission Of = finej by Mr.
5; s: CHARACTERIZATION Of VIM Buck Buckley asking
ing permission to W. Ii. Hoover to erect an iron
railing;, by, Mr.. Dalton-petition Of J; "
Mr.. CrocEer-Petition OF Lewis Block Tor I'll,
Mr. s. S. Baker submitted the following reso
| luton; which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Committee on Police be In
structed to inquire into the law laying out WAITE
a bill requiring the buildings and other o6struc
tons to the travel on that street, between Sew
enth and Twelfth streets west, to be removed
without unnecessary delay.
| REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Arrison, from the Committee on Improve
ments, reported bill to set the curbstones ant
| pave the footway on the south side OF o stree
north, between Twelfth and Thirteenth street.
reported a bill to refund to Mrs Sarah A. John
son the sum Of s2-being fine imposed upon he
for an alleged neglect to remove snow in front o
Also, a bill to pay to N. s. Merrill 40. for ser
vices on ne spring In square No. SO. Passed;
Ely, for fast driving. Passed,
Also, bill to refund to q. W. Taylor an amour
overpaid for 4 license. Passed.
Mr.. Tilley vacated the chair, and II was take
BY the yice-president tMr. Pfau.)
Mr.. o. S. Baker, from the Committee on Pc
lice, reported substitute for the bill from tn
| cattle, &c. The bill Is as follows;
AN ACT providing for the appointment of an In
spcetor Of horses, mules, and cattle in the cit
i Sec.l Be Il enacted by The board Of Aldermen an
board Of Common Council oftae ehy Of Washingion
and snnuaiIy on he rst MoPpdy S il
after, ne Mayor by and with the advice and cor
| inspector Of horses, mules, and cattle, who's
duty It shall be to inspect all such animals whe
called upon by any person within the limits Q
public exigency may require 1t, said appointe
to be graduate Of some veterinary college,
Sec. q And bel further enacted, That said y
his successor is appointed and allied, and sha
receive no other compensation than the fees pre-
| vided for by this act.
Sec. o. And be Il further enacted, That for the c,
{ animation OF all horses and mules the sum
hfty cents each, and for all cattle twenty n v
cents each shall be paid by the owners thereof
the inspector, he furnishing a certificate an
| retaining copy thereof, bound in book form
dated and numbered consec utively, and that Al
horses, mules, or cattle offered at public sal
| shall be inspected.
| Sec. I. And be u further enacted, That the sal
| Inspector shall have free access to all stable
| yards, or slaughter-houses, and II horses, mule
or cattle are found the rein with CHAMBERS farcl
| the same shall be Immediately reported to tn
Mayor, who shall cause them to be killed at one,
| and the slaughter OF diseased cattle stopped.
Sec. 8. And be Il further enacted, That no perso
| or persons living within or out Of the city
| Warrington, shall furnish milk within the sal
| city, unless he shall have his dairy examined
said inspector at least once a month, which IL
| spection shall also include the kind Of feed give
| and he shall produce certificate thereof whe
called for.
For the examination OF diaries within III
city limits, the said Inspector shall receive f.
| Of twenty cents for each animal, and ten cent
| when outside OF the city limitsj such fees to
paid by the owners thereof.
Sec. 0, And be fthihsr enacted, That the sal
inspector shall see that all stables other bull
: | ings where glandered horses, mules, or catt
have been kept are thoroughly cleaned and pur
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