The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-26
MAP, CLARK prefseed the resolution with


comes home to our minds with peculiar force,
that the Intercourse Of this transltory life IL
| very largely m AIDE up of meetings and partings
VI" n IL 4 source OF great satisfaction To retain
sympstHy in action, as we'll a. seSeroSs and and
equally honest minds differ In opinion, aud,
| air, Al gives me pleasure to stale, what Won
will agree with me to be the truth, that how
ever much we may have differed upon ques.
course in this Board will live in The mind Of
each member with the most pleasant memo.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Pau Introduced bills for footways on
the west side Of Sixth street west, between
the south side of Boundary street, from Fifth
to Seventh streets west, and on the north and
south sides OF 5 street north, from Sixth 10
| Seventh street west. Passed,
| Mr., knight called up the bill for the relief
Of the Columbia Fire Company. Passed.
publishiuS The corpor.tioS laws WAS ps.ssd o'
Mr.. Arfison, from the Committee on I'm.
provements, reported bills TO pave the foot
ways, Sc, on the north side Of Sixth street
| south, between -Four. and-a-half and Eighth
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
west; on the south side OF Virginia avenue,
between New Jersey avenue and Fourth street
east; on the south side A street north, be-
| tween Fourth and Eleventh streets east; on
the south side Of A street north, between
Also reported bin to grade 7 street north, be.
tween Fourteenth street west and Boundary
street. Passed.
rspG pon 10
street. Passed.
Also reported bill to build a ses.wall on The
OF o street south 10 the south side Of p street
south. Recommitted.
r.aotted XII fop ~ ,sG relsa of %, III Les
| Passed,
On motion OF Mr.. Dulin, the bill Cd. A. for
passed.
Mr.. Pau, from the Committee on Drainage,
reported bills to lay water mains In street
street north, from Fourth to Sixth street west;
in L street south, from Third street east to
Georgia avenue; Bill to change certain plugs
ton Ii Of a sewer IN street north, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets west, bill
for the construction OF sundry sewers In the
On motion OF Mr.. Pau, the bill to pay Jen-
kin Thomas for medicines furnished the poor
OF the Second ward was considered and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Croker, the bill for the
relief of John W, Richardson was taken up
Mr.. Pfau moved that the thanks Of the Board
Chronicle, REp1RLieRS, Star, and EEpress, for
their full and Impartial report during the past
year; which was agreed to.
Mr Duiin Introduced a bill for the relief of
Julius Simonds, Passed.
Mr.. Croker moved to take up the bill for
the relief Of Drs, II, IS, Verdi, WIN. Hale, and
Homeopsthic Dispenssry.
The pre,ident saId thaf the bill was in the
W.s1,h snhn hea inu ~. Oh ,m m 0o"'"'''ee
or Nj Gonn"iIv aid that Inc absenee M tho
bill from the Board when II had been msdc the
special order for the evening was an insult to
ree.iys he sondemustIon Il deseIeed. '"'u''
'e MI Allison suSsested that new bill, be
psTseeu mot,o, wa, then Withdrawn
~ mntion III Mr. I,rockers the biIIs for thc
,oi,ef Of Robert Earl and Thomas i.n,ens was
/ passed. '' -
on,h:,one: ami nave he footwav On tbs .ou Nh
aide Of v atreet south, between Sixth and
Ei NJ uannoiiv iptrodueeds mint re,olu,iop
IN reimburse Or. T. s. Verdi and Others ior
certain eSpenses Incurred by the Washinaton
, | Hommnathic Diapensary.
MT Cracker stated The CHI airmnn of the Com.
mittee on Health had inadvertcntIy ieft The
cbambcr without leaving the hill
MI S SN waSd :, was .. GLAD to hear and hoped
The bill was then passed unanimously.
The amendment Of the board Of Aldermen
wa, a." Agreed to. -
The Bill (B Az making appropriation to add
to the ancestors books the subdivisions OF
made slnss dse2 ws' psss;ssa
i Rank of Wsshington. was psssed.
. The bill fB Il Authorizing the Mayor Il
nurahnse certain Instruments for the use OF
! The surveyor's ONCE was passed.
The bin fB. A. j to pay A. Fletcher for plans
and designs furnished for dumping scows In
the year 1850 was referred:
A committee from the Board Of Aldermen,
peAred, and announced that the Board OF Al
now ready to adjourn sine die.
Mr., Tilley introduced a bill to amend the
act In relation to priyies. Passed,
Mr.. Crocker moved that a committee be ap.
inform them that this Beard s had sOncludsd its
now ready to adjourn sine diej which was
agreed to.
rhe resolution of thanks to the president
was read, and appropriate remarks were made d.
Mr. Nalley, in behalf of the minority, who
I TALLY and kindness.
The president resumed the chair anu al.
, dressed the Board as followG
GGsrLEMEN; return you my sincere thsnks
erence to my course As presiding oucer oil
your board during the Sixty-hfth Council.
thank you for the opportunity your action
affords me to return to you my acknowledge
ments for your generous and kind Indulgence.
t. In the discharge Of my duty AZ presiding
officer have given satisfaction, and u what
have done meets with your APPRECIATION, II IL
Z. owing, l AN sure, In great measure to your
oyerweening kindness and generous support.
By your Kind counsel and assistance have
r wIe nhd Jeeisioas have been called upoS
,uinss 'II hsvc basn v.rv ecnsrailv su.t.ips
nd %GN tonasr vo in retytn for v5ur unIfor%
nna ,en ant ys"nnnrt The grstItmae Of M
eourtesy anu supPo'' '"e B'"''uue " my
heH ao mot claim to have been in every case