Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

twenty seven, eighteen hundred and sixtv.si1
Propided, hoacerer, That this section shall in no
way anect or Impair the rights. present or pros
pective, of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
Company or any other railroad company.
Approved, March 3. 1871.
IOFFIOIAL.I
CITY ORDINANCES.
Laws Passed by the Sixty-eiehth Council
of the City of Washington.
AN ACT to construct bridge in New Jersey
If 6 81 Ta'ifd ~ re Beard Of ALdsrmsn ond Board
the Mayor be, and he Is hereby, authorized and
directed TO cause a suitable bridge to be CON
structed in New Jersey avenue. at or near its
lbtersectOn with q street northwest; and TO de-
irsy the expense OF the same that the sum OF
two thousand five hundred dollars, or 30 mncb
thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same
u hereby, appropriated ont of the funds OF the
Third Ward. The work to be done by contrsct
under the direction OF the Superintendent of
CarrIageways, Sewers, &c.
Approved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT to grade and pave the alley in square
No 422.
be ~ enacted ty the BOnTd Qf dLfeTmss and ROa,d
C.ninion CotHcu Of The Guy Of WaShinxtoa That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby authorized and
ieiues.ed 10 cause the alley in square No. 422
70 be graded and paved. The work to be done
IN The 1nsnner and under the superintendent
PROVIDED by law; and TO defray the expense of
salu improvement, a special tax equal to the
cost thereof be, and the same is hereby imDosed
and lie We'd on all lots and parts of lots bordering
on the line or said alley the tax to be assessed
ana collected in conformity with existing laws
Approved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT to grade and gravel G street. from
Eleventh 10 Thirteenth street southeast.
be ~ eHdcf,d ty the Board Of Aldermen and Boayd
o. Common C0Vncti Of me CTfy Of WaShiaSioa Tbat
the Mayor be authorized and requested to have
q street, from Eleventh to Thirteenth sontb
east, graded and graveled: and a sum uftjcient
TO pay the cost thereof be, and the same Is here
by appropriated from the funds of the sixth
ward he work 10 be done in accordance with
EXISTING laws. lApprOved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT for the relief OF Jeremiah o,Connsu-
be ~ endotsd By the Board Of Aldermen and BoarS
q Common Council Of the Ctty Of WaShtngion That
the the sum OF seven collars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated out of the Fifth Ward fund
to Pay jeremiah O'COnnell said amount for
taxes erToDeously paid.
Approved, May 2, ISL
AN ACT for the relief of William Morgan, tax
clerk.
4 Com mon Canal Of me CRY OF WGShington That
the sum of five hundred dollars be, and the
fund to enable the Mayor TO paw WiIIiam Nor.
gan, the tax clerk, for extra services performed
by him from June, 1870, to June, ISL.
Approved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT for the relief OF Mrs. r.. A. Bowman.
BE ~ enacted ~ tie Board Of Aldermen and BoaTa
Of Con- mon Cornell Of The CRY Of Wasafngmn That
there be appropriated out Of the water fund the
sum OF eight dollars for the purpose OF reim-
buIsing Mrs. X. A. Bowman for Overcharge OF
water rent TO that amount.
Approved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT for the relief of joseph Nesseson.
Re At enacted " me Beard Of AldeTmsn and Board
q Cn,mor CovIe,, Of The City 81 WdshIngfOn. That
the 50 IN OF elk collars and fOrtysix cents be- and
the same Is hereby, appropriated out OF the
funds OF the Seventh Ward, TO enable the Mayor
20 pay said amount to Joseph Nesseson for tayss
GTTOnPOuSfV g.
SEC. 2 And be IL further enacted, That the sum
Of four dollars and two cents be, and rs hereby,
appropriated out Of the water fund. to enable
the Mayor to pay said amount Joseph Nesseson
Tor taxes erroneously paid on account Of water
main laid In front of lot 6, square $50.
Approved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT to grade and gravel Twenty fourth
street northwest, between Pennsylvania ave-
BE utnaetsd ~ the Board Of Aldermen and Board
o. CoDlnl0H CoEnefi II ae CRY of WashtnstoH, That
tbs sum OF two thousand i've hundred dollars
be, and the same is hereby, appropriated out of
the funds OF the First Ward for the purpose of
grading and graveliDg Twenty fourth street
northwest, between Pennsylvania avenue and
street. The work to be done in conformity to
existing laws. tApproved, May 2, 1871.
An Acr for the relief of Patrick oBrien.
RsHeHactsd by the Board af Adsymes and Board
the sum of seven dollars (sf) be, and the same
fund, TO pay Patrick O'Brien that amount for
taxes enormously paid.
Approved, May 2, 1871.
AN ACT for the relief OF William A. Yates.
BE II enacted ~ the Board ~ Aldermen and Board
81 Cor1u7oa fossest of the Csfp Of WashtaRton That
the sum OF sixty-nve dollars and thirty-three
cents be, and the same Is hereby, appropriated
out OF the funds of the Third Ward, TO enable
the Mayor to refund that amount to William A.
Yates, being amount OF taxes 0verpaid on an
erroneous assessment OF part OF lot G, In square
No. 514 for the years 1869 and 1870.
An ACT for the relief OF the Academy Of Sacred
Heart Of Mary.
BE ENACTED by fhs Board Of Aldermen asd Board
OF Common C0EHetIof the CRY Of WdSAfRgtoa That
the property Of the " Academy OF Sacred Heart
Of Mary" known and designated upon the plat
or ground plan OF the city OF Washington, In the
District OF Columbia, as the western half OF
square numbered four hundred and thirty-four,
(No. 434,) and embracing lots numbered four,
(i,) five, (5l six, (6) seven, T,l eight, (8,l and
nine, (s) In SAID square, (No. 4S4, J be, and the
same h hereby, exempted from taxation by the
corporation OF Washington, so long as said lots
shall remain in possession Of said academy, or
during the existence OF said academy a. reli-
gious and educational institution.
Approved, May 2, 1871.
An ACT for the relief Of j. Fred May.
Sc % enacted BY ths Board Of Aldermen and Bodrd
af Common CosHeti 81 tia Cary Q Washsssfon, That
the sum OF one hundred and twenty-one dollars
and forty-seven cents be, and the same is
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