Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-31
GEORGETOWN.

LAST MEETING OF TIE GEoRGETowN CoCScILs.-
and d tie Iafs Sayo2 addson to
principles of equity and Justice and authorizi the
CLERK to pay sieh award ss the, make; substitute
boards resolutions TO pay the harbor master eS Civ
The chairs and desks Of the cooperation the free
public schools to pay the bills Of VIM O. HS Eel and
Jane; Wallace; apnihorizng the Mayor Re
T. e oi
March The board then sdoarned iI sas d, 70
the final report Of the ERIK o. the oraton The
essential portions Of heh are printed the end Of
was adopted Mr.. Fuller presented sccount se Of
lace for stcbes and rescIn fa ws a. passed ed
20 pay them. hr. Pickrell. from committee.on har-
sherman s4l ca for services as hsrber N aster Tor
hve months it9m January LIST to June LIST, 1871;
, The Union Friendship Benevolent Society So
aid by Them for license ana use of Market- house
r6que,t Of the board made further ststemeht IN IN
reference TO the Crawford Judgment. and suggested
70 take such steps towards sett me1t or CON pro-
mise Of The Judgment a. he may deem best.
IN eopIunctiOn with the Mayor: h Mr.. Piesr eli
submitted resolution aui hsrizing the NJ yor
the judgment an: and co sssl' pa, ..tr
Mr. Collins presented The account Of the Coroner
quarter ending March sist. ISL and Restitution oH to
m wss passed to pay the aecSunt Mr. Pek.ei sub
the free school Of Grace P. Z. Church. and the he
PieiIs sutnitied resolution ~ X ths"is ee 70 NJ
Besli for the able and i'm partial amer in which he
un.himOusly Mr. Besi Isturned bis thanSs n
neat speech. The Aldermen onis uther zine
OF Henry Addison, on the prinejnIes ~ annitv S
and Justice, vas passed. Aldermen bstitute res
commen :nS o. and s9 sSs,d q
ating goo for the Home Industrial School, was
portrait Of John Mount clerk Of the eorpor
sbs e. t n :; herr s Icss.d Also rerSusn 2
adjourned sine dis. 'A'A
SOUND FINANCIAL CONDITION OF GEORGETOWN
Ar1ER CORPORATE ExIsIEsCE OF 50 YEARS
u St
mitted at the last meeting Of the Bosrds Of Aldermen
financial amusement OF the Corporation during an
ss 81. Of sfbss 5
Sf ss last e this 2h
date q ASST IS THE GO worth q stoe S dir rss'
seeds turned over to the mi'sioners as directed
Tor $50. have been al closed with the exec otion Of
SsS = which Oh. II ~ probability viii BE- settied
sns rsid over y ths tax collector q ISL. o.
report closes follows:- All demands for interest
sns
BEEN discharged; the school and poor house ex-
penses police, gas, and salaries have all been paid
up to the LIST OF June ne1t and there s not solitary
eIs, OF the people And now, gentlemen, permit me,
wnllst making my hnal report as your clerk and
n ne Gssssd that there
3ne rsse an exstsnce Of near 50 years thar
highly satistaetery state Of financial matters az
TINS; and whilst consciousness Of faithfully dis-
charged duties and responsibilities Do Eindiv' 70
unsnmousy entrusted to my hands, and for 50 many
ears s and viii remain Q source Of pride and .Ieas
sre T. me- TINT sne have no doubt that the result
,Ss fs S ss none the ess 50 to yourselves and
MoIBHR MAJ AUGUSTINE CLIARy. OF Wash
vent Of the Visitation at GeoTsetown, has b een
eiecieo 20 MI the same position ct the convent N
FREDERICK city Nd and has left for her desinstion
man veil Known n the ps.iei ded IL ed p Esntls
been Yssa ior Sssr II. ~ He
y.k McNsrhsny Of washington fomsr HSc n,t 70
sgent. navy
A BAND or erPsIEs with wagons. hor,e.- n.
passed through our town this rnipg and have en-,
qhm sR near the sbonts miles from own
furnished With beds curtains to the Win3o-s az
families seated Something the style OF arrests
p yate cal, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
isnSsr on 70 sa saT,s With sss
ome % months h James 4. Dctsor son =, an
ate !Shn p1ckeons who was an old and res oected
strong ssd u i., rss
bsPPy time. \ = " "a''s
ne srsru ssies To- day.