The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-19

GEORGETOWN COUNCILS board Of Alder
mcR.-The Board met, Alderman Davis in
| the chair.
The Chair presented bill of W. c. Hazel,
amounting to 800, for carriages furnished
to the corporate authorities on Inauguration
day.
Mr.. Hill offered resolution providing for
the payment Of the same by the clerk Of the
corporation; and Il was adopted.
The following Common Council resolutions
and ordinances were yariously disposed off,
Resolution authorizing Charles Hoemiler
to resume work on Back street. Passed.
Also, authorizing the payment Of room
rent used for election purposes. Passed.
Also, providing for the sale Of stalls In the
market-house. Passed.
Resolution authorizing the surveyor to
make a survey and plat Of Green street was
amended by Mr.. Bronaugh so as to provide
for fixing the grade, and then passed.
| A number OF Common Council bills were
passed; after which the Board adjourned.
Common CoHHcii.--The Board met at the
usual hour last night, with Esau Pickrcll,
esq, president In the chair. ..
Tho Chair president communication
| from the Mayor relative to the X street
bridge, and suggesting the grading of Water
street to conform Herewith. Referred.
Also, one relating to footways. Referred.
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| for repairing arches. Referred.
Also, one asking an appropriation for
| cleaning OF streets and repairing Of pumps.
Referred.
Also, one relating to police station, In
closing report of Lieutenant Noonan, as
sorting that the building Is unsaf e and should
be condemned. Referred.
Mr.. Clabaugh presented the petition of r.
7. Milburn and others, relating to bec-hiyes-
Referred.
Mr.. Simms presented the petition OF Geo.
Graft, asking remuneration for damages sus-
tanned by colored political procession,
assessing damages al forty-two dollars. Re-
ferrcd.
Also, the petition of Jas. W. Hancy and
others. Referred
Mr.. REILLY offered q bill to pay the recciv.
crs of the late election. Referred.
Mr.. Clabaugh reported resolution to pay
| the judges OF election for expenses incurred.
amounting to sI0O.Sl.
Also, a resolution to pay rent of rooms
used In each precinct on election day; and
nppropriatlng SEQ therefor. Passed.
Mr.. Hutchins offered resolution authoriz.
| ing Charles Homiller to resume work on Back
street. Passed.
Mr.. Jones reported resolution for the
relief of VIM. Chandler. Passed.
Also, resolution providing for a digest Of
! the laws of the town, Passed.
Also, a report in relation to the stalls in
the new market-house, and asking to be
discharged from the further consideration
thereof. The committee was discharged.
nj. oltnns presented resolution lnstruct'
ny 'no col'itiiIssloner oi s'reo's 10 rePar ee''
'ain streets. rasseu.
Also, reportea resoiution autnoIihIS ny
surveyor 70 niuhe pat ht,u es.in IN Vi VI,
C C vi ultc,lug 'ne gI"uc VI "n'gl anv
TIeG1 streets 70 eohi p WIN INC neiS"' u
'ue 1,Ieet DrIuge. lasseu. ,,,,,. ,.,,
M. Dun'oP PlSsehteu Icsoiu'Iou pr, ~
ppSss ~, '"o 'o"e'i"S VI eo''a'h WINCH "'"'"'
| Also, a resolution to pay the CLAIM of Nc.
Infancy & Waters. Passed.
| Mr.. Mitchell offered resolution relating
| to the finding of the jury of condemnation III
regard to Stoddard street. Passed.
| A resolution relating to the sale of certain
stalls in the new market-house. Passed.
A resolution (B. Al in favor Of Vim. {.
/ Hazel, was passed.
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nIaccd a. ssSo yor annnnn n RoSorrcJ "
! NJ Ni,choII ronor,n5 a rosoIrtjon Ia ro,o
lion N taT soies antbori,irS The cie,t n m,
cornoro,ior 70 oiin,r iii r,schasors Of nron,
erty at tax sales ten per cent, In addition tc
the ten per cent. already provided for.
Mr.. Simms moved to amend by inserting
Ave instead of ten per cent.
Jones opJectlng tolne thiru reaaihg' 'he reso
'u''on ""' 'e'o'''lni''eu'