Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-02
Third Legislative Assembly.

COUNcIL.-At the meeting yesterday evening,
the following bills were read a second time and re-
ferrej to the appropriate conmittees:-Bil to pro-
vide Tor the hling and draining of vacant lots bill
bill for me relief of lots Nos aud 5, In square No.
erings on the streets, squsrt and public places
MT Riley introduced bill to prevent the selling
OF intoxicating liquors without license; read and laid
The President submitted communication from
the District Controller. Mr.. George Z. Baker, en-
brscing an estimate OF the
ExPENsEs OF THE DIsrRIcT GOVERNMENT
for the fiscal year ending june 90, 1873
The estimates are r. follows :-Goyernor office,
scIfI negdH HGs S SeeeSey, 0 cSe,
troliers office, Sl 500: auditors Office SsIe6 Reg
veyors Once, ia 5O superintendent Of assess
nents and taxes, S25sie- g including $500 dea;
lsmps, Sls6Ge; washington asylum, si59OS 90
(including Slol $50 for permanent imprOy emeats
eolecorl sesf
Weights and measures and weighers Of COAL $500;
northern market, S6rSE J6s; Georgetown market,
els5l; A,torney's Office, District Of Columbia,
dsdsisney GG Tpe @s
Partment. si6sl62s Retorm school, sA6Se;
pool, SIS So " sshngtoS pubic schools, si9s.ss
Wss.ng,on eoored SCHOOLS, So ,l57 30; Georgetown
$751; z2 Washington county schools, S5l 900 dei-
si Gle sZa5Sl; House 1f Deea ates and C9nneil
Board OF heaish, S6s,ioO; Commissioners sinking
The cSiUm"s foot up:-salaries for permanent off.
laborsTs, DC, . Oa2 Is sAyer.ispg, s31, iOl o5
ana special ST To- 6 "a; permanent
l5ots 49, i3;i = 5S s ID for deficiencies
The estimates of the board OF publsc works not
Mr.. Brown submitted bill for the relief of
J,seph freoch Harugan; read and laid over.
SGcs Ga, called the attention Of the Council to
T, ,r. TEE eoPIFIcAI.oH OF THE Laws;
N rel fp Nv fhan rier.p
act each branch of the legislative body would have
1dTsS y 'arSEsh s i n sssp
cad ihey nv ut AS well eoinmence 1t at once, as it
s SpS % pate .od octave '1
MT Riley asked Mr.. Quick if it was necessary to
Mr.. Gulck preferred that the President answer
Mr.. Thompson said he sympathzed with the
readers, bat there are three clerks and they might
take turrs Al ia, and If they should SIX half dozen
aid the members VIC Md not comylain. '
Mr.. Baker stated that If resolution adopting the
resort was read three times he thought that was
Mr.. Quick said they could not dodge it that way.
..derat on, but had not come to any conclusion
HIS mlrt ssion was that it would have TO be read
prevail IF the Council
Mr.: Gulfck said if they cot willing TO read it,
or II was not practicable, he would be willing
ave ii to the people to read and adopt by popular
tailed 20 read i through He thought they had
better consult with the attorney for the District
ana see N TINS labor could be avoided.
Mr. Riley, from the conference committee TO fix
upon Tie hour OF meeting, reported that they hal
The House conference committee returned to the
Cour CT chamber, and reported that the House had
them to tx upon o'clock. aud no other hour O''e'
the joint committee then rerired, and afterwards
Mr.; Brooks movedto strike oct S O'Clock aud in
sert q clock lost.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-TEe House net n s
kerr Cam baiI in fha .b.f,
Rev. DR. Rankin.
The following were introduced under the call Of
duties Of treasurer and secretary Of the COUNTY
school trustees shall be performed by members II
Mr MeKnght-Biii prov ding that no person shei
are covered, under pensty Of fine from IS to s5j
By Lar Cox Bill arthO rizing the Governor to inst-
int p 9ce, hss FOR the opening Of Olive street in
The peaker announced
as follows National Relations cKnght Clag.
gett, smo9t, Taliaero. Trimble. Ways and Means
iP,9PIi;SHHse Talnefc, shsphsr4, Bezryp Hgnt
s Fgse sas a51 Ghs GoT Uf c
Hulse, Mcknight. Indebtedness OF the District
T W@1f. D o5S yer@lIloP Wall, Murray Pub
Shepherd, smoot... Claims-Brewer, Mcknight,
MRg ai Merbe G Hunt, P2c,.HnHt Taliero
R Rnnt Chsse annt Ere
Lets-Carroll, Mesnight, Ureii, Herbert, Brewer,
TaisrS H% f DYER, H fgiTsaof Dis
triet officers-yermilliOn, Brown, Shepherd Chase
s5 Ber RF'i Hsse and sm Dot T9hS of
Wall Brewer, MeKnight, Cox, Csrroii priHffns-
q xs" unit troi, Wail N aAaidn h nj
iLiJoRF1,l, Hrrhe htGarJ, Huss Murray; En-
shepherd. Unfinished Bu.,ne ,S-HuIe, MirraT.,
Long, Wall Cox. Rales-raliferO, Carroll, Nur-
NEW BUSINESS.
The Speaker laid before the House commrnica-
ting an estimae of ex pendtures for the neat sc.I
yeli; referred to IN the Council proceedings Re
Mr.. MURRAY asked leave TO offar a resolution re-
slng the Governor to furnish the House with the
objection being made he asked sus pension of the
rules TIE House refused to suspend the rules
The Governors message was taken up, and the
readipg was proceeded with
pended, ard the message referred to the special
coniitte to aio the several iube cts on which IL
Veas the ppsIpa Garo Gbss Carried
Trinible, and VALID.
and Mefsrs Brewer, Urell, and Herbert the com,
mittee to confer With similar committee of The
The Speaker submitted an amendment to the rules.
prescribing the duties of the clerks; which lies over
Messrs shepherd, Trimble, and CIagett we're ap-
pointed the special committee on the Governors
The House proceeded to refer the bills heretofore
introduced to the appropriate committees
Mr.. Wall introduced bill relating 10 the registry
II deaths and infermen;-; which was referred the
committee on health.
Mr.. Brewer, from the Joint committee to fix time
~ meeting; reported thst they had agreed on the
At this time so young men in the lobby under
the snfuence OF iqIor, BECAME 50 disorderly that
move hem and that officer dill with some trou
BILE, being obliged to use force
Mr.. Carroll moved that the port of TIE cammit-
tee fixing O'Clock D. the hour for meeting be
concurred in.
Mr.. Mcknight mr. we'd that the report he not con-
CURED III; CarTied-yeas IA, nays fMessrs. Br wn,
Carroll, Herbert, Hunt, and Vernillion)5.
Mr.. Trinitle moved TO instruct the committee 10
insist on 5 O'Clock as the hour Of meeting
Mr.. Carroll moved to insert O'Clock.
Mr.. Shepherd moved t. insert O'Clock; lost
Mr.. CAROLS MOTIONS o'clock, was lost-Yeas s:
nays, IA.
The original motion, instructing the committee In
insist On5 oclockas the hour Of meeting, agreed
to.
Mr.: Brown introduced bill gill giving the name
If H.llsbnro 10 Barry Farm; referred
Mr.. Murray offered a resolution requesting the
Governor to transmit to the House the report Of the
comni sioner. Of the sinking fund; adopted.
to complete The market house in the section
Os he city: referred.
M. Shepherd introduced bill providino for III.