The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20

side Of twelfth street west, from Maryland
side, street eorss setssen n GIsRe Nh
And and p p . streets vest sl,e, on north
teenth streets west also, on south side Of q
street north, from Tenth to Fourteenth streets
Of which we're passed.
erected In the west half OF the CITY Hall
grounds was, after some discussion, recon.
Al iaso O'Clock, about the usual time, tho
Hoard OF common Council.
The board met at the usual hour, and wrs
90 1ras h aeRmss. :. fps
Tho president laid before the Board mos.
sage from the Mayor, announcing his ap.
Tucker to erect frame porch and bath room;
and making appropriations for the payment
OF expenses OF registering the voters Of WASH
ineton, ID. o., for June 7, 1867.
Also, a communication from the surveyor In
answer to a resolution stating that Third
street east from Maryland avenue TO tho
tween N and street. south wsefe p Il is one Us
foot too high. u street south is graded and
grayeled from Pennsylyania avenue to Flew
sraveiins that street will be s7,T2fiS' q. ass IS
grading, and $4,000 grayeling,) and the cost
Of grading and graveling e street south from
81 Ce for 70 srsans "sa p t.s T for
gpsyelinr se' WV
Also. The annual message of the Mayor,
reading clerk, IMr. Frank Tayerns.)
Mr.. Pardon submitted q resolution prov ding
for the printing OF i,C 70 copies OF the message
for The use Of The two Bosris, and 100 comes
to be preserved and bound with the journal at
The close OF the present Council year.
Mr.. Simms was opposed to any cxpcndi.
nay.
Mr.. Hall said that while he was In favor of
economy, he believed that 1t was not economy
to prevent the printing and circulation Of
what was done in the Councils or by the
Mayor. The message OF the Mayor was the
sbiest that had ever emsnated IRON that OF.
cItilen He MAYED 10 stT1le ont tLs ,ynrI,
m Ming .ie resolution eoncurrent. AMI Insett
The Hoard of Common Couneil, which was
agreed 10. yeas n. naysp
her one haif, Which wes apreed ten we n"h i,
nsysO o. 80
MIR n all slibmitted tho folIowinq rcaolution
as a aubstitute;
RSroirsd, That the mcssape of the Mavor In
referred TO tho Commlttee on Ways aud
This Hoard W. '''' ''' W
Tbc resolution WA. ,grees tn vc.. n
nsys I. '''
Mr.. Taylor introduced a bill making an ALP
pronriation to nav FOR work on The X strrcl
bridge, Referred.
MI Pardon introduced A bill to grade Il
street north from Sixteenth street west to
Also. the following resolution which was
arreedtot
Resoircd. That the city surveyor be and he IL
,c,chy rcouested 10 fn,nisb an rs,imr,e ~ Tho
no.t ~ gTaJinr "Rn street noJth from six.
teenth west to the western boundary.
Also, presented the petition OF Patrick s.
Mnrpsy and others for tbe i.yiog Of a wste,
veal Referred
Mr. Hall introduced n hill making ammo.
,,Ia,ions IN nav The generaI anI cnntI,lc nj
prmsns"s Of ,Rs sotpolstIon for tbe Ssnai Seat
NJ. III. III snbmI,,cd ~. s,i,n,. ,oso,,,,on,
NJ; HAL suomi,teu the ioiiowing fcso'u'i"ni
and Is hereby req usstei 70 iaform tbi. Hoard
what legislation lie necessary in order 10 iernii.
nste ne contracts eSiEtinr between the cor.
norntion and the butchers who rent stands
ana stsiia in the several mnrke' houses Of This
sitv
XII. piper introduced A bill for the relief of
Iohn y Erowne Referred
Nj Ruyyess submIttea The foIlovIng rcsoiu.
tIon. which was agreed 10.
Rrso,raJ, THAT The surveyor of tho CITY oi
WaahinVton. u D. bc and he t<kefcby 70.
ousstea 10 furnish this Hoard VIII an e.tI.
~ 40 ~ the nrohnL,r sns, of or ,aing ami rr.y
eiIng v street north. from Fnurtecnth afrccs
west to Boundary street west.
MIR, Heal introduced a bill D set the curl
.tane. and nsve The footy.va an Il cuiteys on
tbc .outh a .,se of stseef noIths bctwc e y
FouI ii and seventh streets west. aud a bill 10
W. Iahnsnn ,nt,nsnred . h,iI y,.ntIng c.r.
tain priy,ieges 10 Jobn ii, Cheuncey' Passed
MI U.tton intro uccd bill TO grade And
stfse S north. Referred. '' ''"" '"'
Mr. Browne lhtt9uneeua oiii grshtihg per
mission to samuel Freas TO erect a franc
4, MI. Holden presented we petition OF ueo;
r'tullck ana DINERS hlsing me removal o.
me pump AZ me eofhsr o. virginia avenue anti
second street eNt. referred.
also, o,' ,3 r vn,ot ,he e,,srn ane pun
HIeeIs east "i'hih 'he cufo On saiu avenue
n.ietteu' r., ,,,, 4,
hsot Iesp'uion ", oinh.roh ~ teia
ZION 70 nne ,m ,h o, ~ ~ M T,,h
he9p'ea. ,.,,..-,
NJ mehbKnt suonitlsa tne following teto
iI niI wh Ths ~ -, ss,v $500 70 ,o an, n
| M,o.ptu, hnnt ,"e 'hniseypf ~ ahu NC
hereoy, requested 10 Iurnish ms bosid WIN
m estin's o. 'he eApense OF gIsnibg hh.
gnsmns .f,,r ~ S,eeI norm ~ ir1h O. n
! togvlnnst NJ. .he nuoer " euoc yaIus
earth h,lea 70 sne ravc ~ the ,nte,sec,ion
~ anu sp VIII infu sHee' VEST IA
Tnn,,b s,rcs, hs,wsen al s,,sot, h'"'e' VI
ALL iolnt rcsoinsinn s"tho,,,,,r m,
Ns, J'isi , thn rsyonu.a ~ ,hgs an
mayVi 70 ,sp ',, 'ne f r. o, ihe eol
ine men in the several wards IN to JaIy
issg. Passed.
m,, ~ ~. WspIses sn.nni snn ~ W
hnme o. 'ns ., MAeh sehooi 10 hiheoi
wv huB. ~ ,s, . an 49,, a., -,
Hi' oIihSs M ~ yin W , 1e' NV eur !
1--WE hnu pa,. sne $500 "a w Mcst SUI
OF MUM stIee, Sas. uc'"ee" S''ee' bou''
anu Inet Ihpi.oI ~ ~ ,.,,,Iop Of tjorneIiu,
| u'po5 y y M reiindiny of certain t.ye.
Kane ne..a nsIi s.IJ' Referred ''N''
Aiso, a biil 10 authorize the MAyor In an
roint a i.nitor for the west wing OF The III,
! Nall Referred
Also. a Joint resolution to sbAte A nutsane,
/ n III. seventh ward, Referred
Mr.. Boyd also presented the following,
The Gentlemen Of the Committee Of In. Rosr
| of hidermen aud Board OF Com,non CouneiI OF
| the Wilmington Canal, are hereby most ?,
! spectfulIy Informed that Il is desirable 10 hay
an early meeting OF the committee, TO hea
! sugyestionB on Its thorough and permaneT
| IMPROVEMENT, and that Tuesday evening, al
D, m the 9th instant, would be proper for In
| hrst meeting. The meetings of the Commits
to cont nue. from time to time or day to day, d
| to when and where the commitiCe may dc II
proper, until some definite plan Of improy,
ment shall have been arrived at or Determine
upon; and that the committee cordially inyit
the MAYOR, Aldermen, COuncilmen, pTactIc,
engineers and workmeR, the press and the pul
lie, to appear before the committee kfi sut
init any views, plans, or suggestions they m,
have conceived, and thus enable the com
tee to wade til rough the huge clouds of lesrnC
mist that have gathered In the atmosnherc
This lonr.contInued nuisance and eve sore N
WASHINGTON canal. WV, HOW
Chairman OF the Standlnr Committee q
rauaI' hoard OF Common ,,ouncII
MI Williams introduced bills to set III
euTbatoneH and nave the fuotyay and gni, ri
on The south side Of q street soIitS bet,ycr
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