Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-04

board 70 insist On its amendments and stated that
ne had gone IN the committee representative Of
Of 81 10 and to fols% bis own feelings he would not
vote cent over that sum.
to make public the proesediogs q the COMMITTEES Of
eSpnierence, but on the morning amer the meetibe
lace BY the Carontets so it was no longer a secret
ne dld make proposition for a compromise, but 1t
m,ee s ssfesd TO- and all knew the vote OF the oo
,rs Mr. RobeItson said the committee were :hu Of
deImen, who said they did rot come there to com
They there fer 3 and h no
Mr.. Piper said that it bad been said that they
could not carry the corporation at less than ~,
AND yet they hear that compromise OF sl6 was
Mr.. Pope replied that they could not carry it on at
81 ~ but they were anxious to pass the bill SO the
Mr. Piper continued saying that if taxes are to be
raised, they should be increased gradually, as these
ross sS Ss s year did not carry
the corporation through, and explained that nov
the senersl fund could not be cIawn from, as for
MI. Barton moved that the board reeede from all
Bassetf. Gsiae. III mt, Levi. o Donnoeh hue Psmer,
Pope, Wilmer, end the Prestdentclo Mays
Gsy, Hurrsy Piper, and RCsettsGnI M MIRA ,ny
S to postpone Tor one week r9ap Su' ~ osaer
vote.
mr. rope asked the feet OF TINS vote.
he Chair answered that its effect was to ADOPT the
of the v hole 'ubject one WEEK.
The President stated that the bill was not now be-
Mr.. Pope moved to reconsider the vote by which
the bill was PASSED it having been discovered that
BIZ The vote Go fPSeondan scs
Barton, Bass. It. Gaines, Hunt Lewis, Q Donnogh1e,
Nsy'M ssss BSxsn; sPIGs:s; caFr.hsT' Free
M LEI Dsfn
Yeas-aets.r. Bowen, BuTses. carTsnsr, McGoS,
sRee aSes
PslmeT; Pope, Wilmer, ara the Presid, ntmlO:
BIB tes
Collector fees, and that in line three of that
Inserted ado pied. YsasAaessr: Barton Bassett
Freeman, Gaines, Hunt. Lewir, M cUoy- U 'Donnog
Pres Bowen
raher' Murray, and Pipefas o,,
= Mr.. Piper moved 10 postpone two weeks; lost.
Mccoy, Murray, Piper, and L, bert3n-s Mays
nes,Ts Bai ton. Bassett, Esln 1, Hunt, Lewis
rPsT uTrP e
PipeI-6. Eays-Messrs. Barton, Bassett, Gaines.
Reiertscn. VIM Zine G. and the Pfs.iaent" rO0e
sIes mOsS .ss
0aDoDncgi ne, Palmer, Pore, wilmer and the Pres,
ident-lO. Nays-Messrs: Bowen, Burgess, Cara.
her, Freeman, Mccoy, Murray, Piper and Robert
ON the molten II at the boz I'd recede from the rest
Barton, Bas. ei;, 1-iles, Hunt, Lewis, Q pennos:
hue, rsImsr, Pope Wiln,r, and the sIs.idept.lo
man, mccoy, Murray; Piper, and ;. ber.5 or-s.
Mr.. Pope submitted a motion that the Board of
defn%% The duties y the physician Of the Ws.hD D
ton Asylum; adopted; -
ThefolIouing were introduced.-By Mr. Burgess
B,ll for the relief Of james f DEXTER dor rent Of
ff OF 6 OF as S 81 nofh
from 1th to l4th ststets; referred. Resolution call
ing street fr1 TN to 18th streets, The WORK be
done by contrsct Mr. Freeman moved to amend by
:tGs Ssy sdspd hss sR% fS
to alley IL 3. s sed OF saas
18th streets; feitrrsd. RESOLUTION callins On the
fIsdinF md siaSsas ;,5ss,; i sdGS'sd By M
pesn 8 M hSsT' E. SPeT%f si IN
be licensed sea, with penalty Of 300. one half to
iS cn de
g and north; referred. BY Mr. Bsrton-Bili 70
and 7th and 9Th streets; referred Bill to relay gut
tiers both sides Of Sth street east. between and
way on north side Of stree, south between q, and
9th streets west; parsed.
Mr. Lewis introduced resolution requesting the
Aldermen to return J3nt resolution to suspend the
collection eff the special tax for parking street.
Mr.. Piper asked for what purpose was the resolu
tion TO lie returned.
Mr. LSwis snswered that he had gone over the
work and found the contractor had done his work
faithfully.
Mr.. Freeman said the Law had not been carried
out faithfully: that the people had been imposed
upOn.
Mr. Barton remarked that this parking was the
scheme Of MAYOR Bowen, and he should have known
that II would be hardship TO the property holders
Mr.. Pope stated he had a communication from Mr.
Sleason and the commissioners on the subject, and
i was read This PAPER is referred to in tue Al
Mr.. Freeman said that one Il the commissioners
a Mr.. wilkinson, had refused TO approve the work.
Mr.. Pope said he understood that Mr.. Wikin-on
was assistant commissioner but a short time
when lie acted for one Of those who out Of the
city.
The det ate was continued for some time. and the
Resolution OF r. Lewis ado pied, and the com
munication of Mr. Gleason referred.