National Republican., 1873-06-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

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The House met at the usual hour, the Speaker,
Mr. Campbell, in the chair, and the proceed
ings wero opened with prayer by Rev. DR..
Rankin. ,-' l.....
After the reading OF the Journal, Mr.. Hulse
moved that the vote BY which House bill 100,
making an appropriation to reimburse the
Board OF Public WORKS for money expended In
repairs OF streets, 4c,n was rejected, be recon-
sidered.. Agreed TO, and the bill was read third
Nr. Dyer novel 20 take up the hill, No. i9s,
''creAung drainage and sewerage DISTRICTS"
Pending me motion, NJ. smooI from the Com
report favorahly House bill providing for the pay
ment OF tf2,s00, the Indebtedness OF the county
schools, and for the issue OF bonds for the pur-
pose. Repd second time and laid over.
The sewerage bill was then taken up and read.
On motion Of Mr.. Dyer, the House resolved
-iiseh into Committees o. the Whole, for the con-
sideratlon Of the bill; Mr.. smoot In the chair.
Mr.. Campbell moved that the committee con-
cur In the amendment agreed to, and on motion
the committee rose and reported the bill toth
Mr.. Dyer brieny addressed the House In ad-
vocacy Of the measure.
NJ, Clagett said this was q question Of great
Importance, and he wished to inquire whether
there bad been any estimate Of cost or line Of
main sewers made under the provision OF tho
Mr. DYER answered that there had been pre-
sopted mass Of papers, but he was enable TO
say positively whether the special estimates were
Included
tho committee rose and the bill was reported to
the House.
ON motion OF Mr.. Dyer, the further oonsidera-
% On n motion Of Mr.. She the bin for The con-
strlction OF q new nre alarm telegraph was
called up and amended.
Mr. Tfimble made few remarks In opposition
10 the bill. after which II was read q third time
On motion Of Mr. Hulse, the House resolved
pose Of considering the bill for the relief of c.
Pending action, on motion OF Mr.. smoot the
iioSse oS Nm G3nSS No. ~ che h tSS S SlI) '' ="
Tne House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the minor bill, Mr.. TallafeTro In the
bin 70 the House, when it was read third time
on motion OF Mr.. Shepherd, the House re-
solved ,sei INTO oom.see o. me m whSie nn On On ne
womenS Christian Association, Mr.. Hulso In the
chair. The committee rose and reported the
Mr. Carroll said there were only eleven men,
bers present, and he moved 70 adjourn. Lost,
Mr.shepherd moved call Of the House; which
The roll being called, twelve responded to their
names, and the further proceedings under the
call were dispensed with.
me vote was then taken on the passage of the
bill, and II was passed.
Mr.. Hulse, from the Committee on Appropria-
| tionA reported fAVoIAbly bill for the relief OF
W. r. Cottrell Co. Head and laid over.
Also, House 6Lll authorizing the purchase o. =
| service In Georgetown. Head and laid over.
Mf. Hulse, from the Cominittee on Charities
| and Corrections, reported fayorably bill appro-
priAting $1,000 Tor the Columbia Hospital and
LytnR-in Asylum. Read and laid over.
Mr.. Brewer, from the Conmlttee on Claims,
reported favorably bills for the relief OF James
Hudson, Caroline II. West John McElyoy, w.
II. Barber, Thomas l. Cropley. All read . second
time and laid over.
a. Wilson. Read and referred TO tho Committee
| on Claims.
Mr. Bmoot, from the Committee on Ways and
Means, reported fnyorAbly House bill No. lt9, an
act IN relation 70 tax sale certincatos lost OF do
stroyed. Read second time and laid over.
Mf. 6moot introduced a bill Authorizing IN
alley 70 be increased In size IN square 2e2 Re-
ferred TO Committee 0l Pueblo Works and Prop
| eTty.
Nj, Murray introduced a bill for tao relief Of