Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-06
CORPORATION AFFAIRs.
Board OF Aldermen. December 5ts

3ns Announcing his apprsysl Of several act.
ga eneiosi. report Of the InfeR!apt If IN.
WASHINGTON AsylGm for the month Of SoyerDl'.r
BAxs srATExrSr.
the Frs Naran.i IhF Bsnt h Of the sccouot
% nse d1e tn city day Of iO5 ,23I s.
4 NOMINATIONS By THE MAYOR
IT One tran smitliBs the following nomination. =
SIKH waf SI gs " w e Img,oyeasn
Msroh., Trustee Of Public -chooIs Tor the Tbirr
is Pubic ssS Slsn s'n 1sSP sss
lighter ~ thr fifth Ward, Nm ii Parker, lamp
rotary 70 the Board OF Fire Commi..ioners' j sec e
Mekeldtn City Auditor referred.
One tIansmitiins a Communication from FL
N n, w, wShittlssey, The City COmptrsll.r, stat.
snp'oysd in his once under act Of september ~
sItst pressure Of business, therefore ne requests
u .he Ss I'd and that
| the Councils; referred to finance conmtt.e "
One tlansmitrirg q communieation from ] W
aton ~ the Sl sne ssr bard sngs sting pIope1
asi II congress Of March J. 5s The pr rue eesds sa Of
Of the Potomac r. and we're required to be r
deemed ont Of th't iund, upon whics they ar,
s9o and the amount issued was as ss o The
40 net Inow whether the proceeds
n. Can only be asSsrtaihed by tuorossh inyes
Hs,on, when tne alter Be ard has not the power
Al present to institute. But no matter how tn
wa applied il iScertain that these DO dds are
PORTION Of t tbam 5hs Asec 1a96 an@ Il large PR
pseiuy suggested that prosisisn be made for their
thar purp shall be the credit of the wafer iInJ
ucn provfion at this time becomes more necessary
place it in condition to dispose on terms Of
the proposed new issue Of stock authorized by
inch supply main in the northern part 81 the s,tS
tin, ~ Is Maih OF great Importance to every sec
n0thsr question of importan'e is in reference 10
the laying OF additionai mains of ordinary dimen.
are re- on file n or. at many unexecuted acts, 20
carry which into effect would require in the asgrs,
Of probaby about $40 oS The means Of ;be be-
departmtn NJ are insdequate to The prompt De rforn
Legislation to enable il to meet the obIiss,arry
rss,lng upon it," Referred to the drainage com,
THE WATER SUPPLY.
,bonn 7spm nm report o. the Water Registrar,
sa. to h ,s s The kessr
use Of meters in ali places where large i
USED ami urge. The importance Of immediate action
Of The popaa Of ,S is 3 great that
ngn h deprived ofthe Of the water
Rs : :s,. .l,S Of E:
that clerk ID in hi. once The re Isr
BILL TO FlrE rrNysYLvANIA AVENUE, OPPOSITE
Mr. me E1EeJIIy5 BrIL DINss.
.,snpe from th to Eth street. WS xood
Ihe bill provides that the COMMIT, sioner of
and Peter Parker shall bs comm d.'Sn
70 select tie KIND Of wood to be usee and
the outside Of their tracks with the Kind Of psr on
pave sn sr.e es H .a
,neh pay eme.t as they may deem best for that pur
Mr stewsr offered bill for the relief 81 John A.
Police Court referred Also bill 70 Trade sSd rs 10
Is,s street, from Pennsylvanis avenue TO street:
HI CSsP 70 ni1osussd bin granting
pioyisns 70, s1 Bcgsn WIFE; referred Also, bin
NJ ntrcdueed bill for Sister.
siTtet from PENNSYLVANIA avenue to street nerth.
referred Also, petition for closing Of an alley re-
=, rAyIye FOR me AVENUE PAVEMENT.
Mr Shepherd also introduced bill 20 pay for the
.ied win esTtiass.s q 4n Forsyth The s s sn
~ Pr $3.50 80 to pay for paving the Avenue
and front q the government reser1a tn r s
W.FS f 3, from the ward
Win fsss s It to m f;
public Mr. Moore ssld he eS 1J, 2, the
is absent from the city, and has been
instructed :" turn the business 10 some other
Of the committee. 90 far as he INF Wss
The THAR said the %e 1aSSy from ON that sss
Fourth Ward was right this bill should be sent 10
the next on the committee after the chairman.
Mr. shepherd introduced bill extending the time
city Q: mptroller; referred.
Mr. Moore introduced bill fer relief Of George |
EtT5d Aso b Snd 1S citing ss he # Rs9ls
eLoent 81 i LIs q. Te,...n. 49,. remove 20 oiner
' ;i, u amps where they are ia excess Of the
% stg the s' g.t no 81
PUBLIC lamps for private purposes; retired. Als1,
s,s 81 for the relief Of Mrs sarah Arm Grey; re
MORE AyRxrE PAVING Bills REFERRED
at erd;sins. and " str
mounting u II, and bill OF Metropolitan |
ref rr'd to con rni,iee on inprov -mebss
REroRIs FROM HE Al, coAMIrIEE
lor nedicp.s fprnished The poor Of the Fir.t ward
passed Alec, bill requiring sPotfecares {" keep
Mir Slater introduced bill to grade and gravel 3
Pasfiek Conk Tsterred Ai'o' 0ii 0' Tie reie' O'
MI Guliek ipsr9Sueed bills Toy the relief ofG \.
sented account Off NJ Uien; referred.
Mr. B Ok trSeGesd biz for relief Of
CnDupicstiyn from Mrs Sally Carroll. relative 10
npeseJ upon her Mr. BAKER mored aI ssn
si6eIaton of tie vote, by which the lii wa, rejected
Mr. Baker intr bill 'c- relief Of D. T. Smith
fer superntending the work Of fitting up the Police
tOuTr, IoieTfecy
Mr. Moore submitted resolution that the II ayor,
Sc member Of the Peltce o. taIniss ioners. be re-
qnrsted 10 call the attention Of sad Comm ssioners
and Of the officers and men under them, to the
d. pre- stions street lamps for which no arrests
have been made; adopted. Also, resolution request
he Comptroller Of the city to infOr this board
what money has thus far been paid on account Of
the Police Court, stating in detail the different
of expenditure and the gTos amount, and also what
amount Of has been eriy ed from said court
passed.
The Chair introduced q bill to close an alley in
aual 24s, in accoI dance with petition Of property
holders passed.
COuNeII Bills
A punber of Council bills were referred Council
bill for relief of Thomas Mccormick, aud TO gra.Is
ard gravel n ad son street, between 10th and I1tu
str, cts west, were passed.
SEVENTH WARD MATTERS.
The Chair announced the following committee on
school building in the Seventh Ward Messrs
Baker, Hine and champion
Mr.. Baker introduced bill to grade and gravel
North Capitol street. from to L streets; passed,
TIE PAY OF The ASSESSORS.
The Joint resolution regulating the salaries Of the
assessors was passed.
PRIVATE Bills
Bills Tor reliet OF John Oimond; Lydia Rspy; A
Z. Dodge; James Haipea; Vim. forsy IN: jams
Burgess, James Peabody; Robert Oruit; and ID w
anderson, were passed Bill fer relief Of assIgnees
~ contractor fer building 4th reet sewer passed.
6,I approPrtating S 400 Tor the use OF the Womens
ShrIsusn ASSOCIATION TO supply medicines to the
poor who may come under their charge: paaaed
Bills for relief Of MARGARET Rutherford: VIM Bowen