Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-14

ottAL.-Bodrd Of Aid,rnsu, Hoard
met ~ the usual hour the recorder lMr. Ga
Psrtonl IN the chair Pss,snt, Messts. mn and
Common csSaeh'SThs Board was called "a
order by The prsiidsnt ESQ. Plokrell,
qgesting the collector. OF taxes to suspend the
,01 81 M 56S,H TsPor.sd adversely on the petit
Nj. slnn., o. the spssi.l somuItiss, 70.
ported that the tovn hall, over the market
g9 W Us ne use q ne 9sun s
| log t700, Referred = ~
| Nj. HutehinI introdueeda resolution estAb.
li.hinS the grade OF wett street extended,
Nj. CIabaush introduced a fsuolutlou IN
.svoT OF .. y Peek, J. D.Mudin and W. O,
Also. = resOlutlOa to Pay the expenses. Of
Dsss@SsTs 81, issS, am ~, ntIas 20 Ssssn. passed.
Vim fsscigsioS, ia fsvcf 81 Wa 'I aoSiii:a
and othern. Passed. ~
NJ; Mitchell Iniroduo.d a resolution appro-
priAtinE tlso TO meet dsaeisney for fufnIIh.
Ing the station-houss. Passed.
Mr. Jones introduced resolution proyIdinE
.4r change Of the corporation oo1ess to new
Mr.. Mitchell offered al ordinance TeGuiat-
Ing tho weighing Of hay, fodder and other
sEtioles' heIerred 20 2 special oommittee-
| corporation olioes was taken up, WHOM
Mt. Jones said he had no doubt but that the
%Snssd % p G e. bS.rS 81 oS$S SSs
Council In proper light, and show that they
w We, rSSdE e 60, and rot xat TO DO kicked
Mr.. simms said he was prepared for the
| adoption Of the resolution, as he WAS In favor
s, ssS SGIP rs having hall q y; owo
out interferenoe from any one.
Mt. Dunlop thought u best to confer with
the collector OF customs, and endeavor to re-.
main In the present building, and II needs be
ho was ready to pay the messenger Of the Gov,
eminent a reasonable sum to open and close
Ne building on occasion! when the corPota.
whole matter a. ANAL affair. and for one, he
was not prepared to vote for the resolution
without due effort 70 effect oompromise.
MT. Simmh said he looked upon the subject
as really small affair, bat aelErespeet i'm
PEELED him to favor the passage Of tho Teaolu.
ton, a. threats had bsen made to Dust the
Uounel, because Of lite election OF an oIf1eer
that was acceptable to the corporation.
MT. Mitchell said he was not ons TO be In.
tin and he hoped the t..olu'ion would
He did not think the new market hall a cen.
trail location, but II the corporation ofiees
sI no som! ssSs U ~ 20
modAto the corporation.
Nj. olsbAuIh said he was disposed to wat
ell before any astioS should Be taken TsIntinr
to removal, and therefore he was opposed TO
hAsty legislation and hoped the Issolution
an hours notice, and 80 long as the building
was free Of cost to the corporation he could
not fsyor an expense that Is now saved 70 the
people.
After further debate pro and con-, Mr.. Dun
Top introduced resolution Authorizing the
Mayor TO make artangsments with the Ool-
leotor Of Customs for occupancy OF the Gus
tom-house by the Corporation. ". ~ .
Mr.. Plekrell Mr.. Jones In the chair said he
could not see Why such opposition was mani
test against the new market hall, . buildinE
under the sole control Of the town, and admit
rAbly adapted TO all the purposes Of this Cor
pofation. He favored the Original resolution
on the ground that the Cooperation had no
bullnsIl to occupy United btAtss property,
and even had no intimation been given tolaAVs
the eustom.houae, he WAs certainly In favor
OF the people oeoupylnE their own property,
The resolution was debated At oonsidefable
length, whoa motion to adjourn was made,
which was Lost. ~ TT ri n TI :
NJ. ola6auGh moved to poStpono the rsso-
agreed TO. = 49, or
The question then required on postponinE
the combination OF the resolution Of Nj,
Jonea for one week, which was agreed 70.