Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-12-14
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS Passed by the stxty-Seyent,
Council Of washfngton City, ID. a.
AN ACT TO amend an act 70 grade and gravel
| Twenty-sixth street west.
| BE u enacted by the Board Of Aldernen asd Board
Of Common Council Of the Cay Of Washinoton That
so much OF the act approved june 10. IsS9, a. re-
quires the Mayor to contract for the grading aud
| graveling Twenty-siNth street west, he aud the
same is hereby, amended 10 rs 20 permit the
| same TO be done by days work.
Approved, November IS, 1869.
An ACT TO pay for repairs on Station House Of
| the Sixth Precinct.
Ben enacted by he BcardQ Aldermen dnd Baarf
&c ec sm,n mon &c S|e % % aaS o,fyg nssAlHgtoa TAat
and eighty cents be, and the same n hereby. ap-
propriated ont OF the general fund 20 paw for re-
pairs on the Station House Of the Sixth Precinct
Of the metropolitan Police force, said property
belonging TO the Corporation of Washington.
Approved, November rs, 1863.
AN ACT for the reliefof Michael Nash.
BeueEGoted by tke Board If ALdsrmen and Beard
Of Comnaon Council Of TIE cIyOf Washington That
the Mayor be, and he is, requested % refund 60
Michael Nash three dollars and eighty-nine
cents, the same having been erroncOUsly paid by
the said Nash for taxes; and sum sufficient be,
and the same Is hereby, appropriated from the
Approved, November IS, 1850.
An ACT regulating the compensation Of the one
rators Of the Fire-Alarm Telegraph.
Be u enacted BY the Bodrdof 4Idermen aad Board
Of Common CONRciIo Of the cifyOf Warrington That
from and after the first day OF july, A. ID. 1859,
the operators Of the FiTe-Alarm Telegraph of
said city shall be paid salary for their ser vices
at the rate of twelve hundred dollars each per
annum. And that an additional sun OF money
sufficient TO carry into operation the proyisiOas
NJ no M no arna -
ated out Of the general fund.
SEC. 2. And Dc IL further enacted, That all acts
and parts OF acts inconsistent with the provisions
ofthis act be, and the same are hereby;repealed.
Approved, November Is, lstS.
An ACT to set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters on the west side OF Fourth
street east, between A street sOath and Penn
sylvama avenue.
Be IL enacted by TIE Bcdrdof zldermen and Board
Of Common Council Of The City If Washington, That
the Mayor be- and he is hereby. authori zed and
requested TO the bstOnes 20 be and the
footways and cutters paved on the west side of
Fourth street east, between street south and
Pennsylvania avenue. The work % be con-
racted for and executed in the manner and under
The ssperintendence provided by law; and to de-
Iray tne expenses OF said Improvement a sDeciar
tax equal TO the cost thereof is hereby imnosad
and levied on all lots parts Of lots bOr,Tng or,
TIE line or the said improvement; the said tar 70
be assessed and collected i'm conformity with the
provisions Of the act approved October l2 Iss5.
Approved, November Is, 1859.
AN ACT for the relief of William KIine.
BE az enacted By tie Board Of AIdermen and Board
Of Common COuneiI Of tie C1y Of Washsngton. That
the sum of fifty dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated out Of the general fund. To
enable the Mayor to refund the said amount to
William Kline, he having deposited the same
for restaurant license which he has not re-
ceived. lApproved, November IS, 1863.
AN ACT for the relief of Theodore Sheckels.
BE IL enacted by the Board Of Aldermen and Board
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the sum of seventy-th dollars be. and the
same is hereby, appropriated out of the Seventh
Ward fund, to enable the Mayor 70 pay Theo-
for grading the west front Of square No asa: and
that the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized
and required to cause the said sum Of seventy
three dollars TO be paid.
Approved, November Is, 1869.
AN ACT to set the curbstones and pave the f;,ot-
ways and cutters on the north side of Virginia
avenue. between Ninth and Tenth streets east.
Be IL eRdcted By the Board Of Alderman aud Board
Of Common Council Of the Cdyof Wdshiagtoa, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
requested to cause the curbstOnes TO be set
and the footways and cutters paved on the
north side Of Virginia avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets east. The work to be con-
uacted for, and executed i'm the manner and
under the suIerintendeffce provided by law; and
TO defray the expenses Of said improvements a
special tax equal TO the cost thereof Is hereby
imposed and levied on all lots parts OF lots
bordering on the line Of the improvement; the
said tax TO be assessed and collected in con-
formity with the provisions of the act approved
Approved, November IS, 1863.
AN ACT for the relief Of Washington Carter.
Lewis Taylor, Henry Walker, Richard Turner,
Thomas wethers, James Brown, Anna Roddin.
Clara Grantlin, and Rosa Wethers.
BE ii denccted By the Board Of AIdermen and Board
the fine Of hve dollars imposed upon each of the
aboye-named persons by Justice Tucker, on or
about July IS, 1869, for an alleged violation OF
law be, and the same is hereby, remitted; and to
enable the Mayor to refund 20 each the said sum
OF five dollars. the sum Of forty-fiye dollars is
appropriated out Of the general fund.
Approved, November Is, 1s6s.
An ACT to set the curbstones and pave the foot
ways and cutters on the west side Of Third
street west, between M and o streets north.
BE IL enacted By The Board Of AJderaen and Board
q Common Council Of the GUY Of Washizgtos, That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and
the footweys and cutters paved on the west
side Of Third street west, between north
M and north o streets. The work 70
be contracted for and executed i'm the man.
ner and under the superintendence provided
by law; and to defray the expenses OF said
Improvement a special tax equal 70 the
lots parts of lots bordering ON the Line of said
Improvement; the said tax to be assessed and
collected in conformity with the provisions OF
the act approved October II, 1s6S.
Approved, November Is, is60L
AN ACT TO pave the carriageway Of street
north, between Seventh and Eighth streets
west.
Be Il e.sesed By the Board Qf Aldermen and Board
Of ce.soa CoSsol @ ae City g Washisgtoa, That
the Mayor be, and he il hereby, authorized and
requested TO cause the carriageway to be paved
on street north, between Seventh and Eighth
streets west, with such pavement as the General
Government may adopt. The work 10 be-
contracted for, and executed I'm the manner And
under the superintendence provided by Law; and
70 defray the expenses Of said improvements q
special tax equal TO the cost thereof = herebv
imposed and levied on all lots or parts Of lots
bordering on the line Of the improvement; the
said tax TO be assessed and collected In conform-
tty with the provisions Of the act approved Oc-
tober ~, 1855: Prprided, That no contract he
made for the Improvement herein provided for
until the General Government shall agree 70 nav
forso much OF said work n liable under exisfiny
laws TO be assessed on the General Government
Approved. November IS, Leo.
~ ir. Abel jackson, wl,O was stabbed ON
Tuesday night, az his residence IN Petersburg.
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