The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-27

10y SSaueinca anu kuAptUStus IL Is aQ0lL.
ted that the change In the street under con.
.sideratton' is an improvement; and If it Is
an improvement, why, then, the enhance.
ment OF the value of the property ought to
be considered. lie thought the Board ought
to sustain the City Engineer aud the Com.
mittee on Streets.
On the question of agreeing to the report
Mr.. Forester demanded the ayes and noes
and the vote being taken the report was re
Jected by the following vote:
AYEs.-Messrs. Darlington, Forester, Meredith
ordway, Tanner, and Vandervall-6.
9 NOES -Messrs. Bass, kelam, Lipscomb, Manly
Spangenburg, Todd, Wagner, and WlIIiams-s.
THE MAYORS VETO.
A communication from the Mayor yetoine
an ordinance establishing a board to whom
shall be referred all applications for the cree
tion of wooden buildings was taken up, and
on motion Of Mr.. Manly, the veto of the
Mayor was sustained.
FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL.
Common Council joint resolution for the
removal OF broken and decayed tree-boxes
from sidewalks around the Capitol SQUARE
was taken up and agreed to.
Common Council joint resolution authori.
zpg the issue of 100000 of second mort.
gage bonds of the James River and Kanawha
Canal Company was taken up and agreed TO-
Common Council joint resolutions appro.
prlating $4,000 to provide tire-engine for
Church Hill, and authorizing the purchase
OF ], 400 feet Of hose for hose company
were taken up and agreed to.
Common Council joint resolutions amend.
Ing the 14th section Of the ordinance on the
Water-W Works, and the oath section of the
ordinance on the Gas-Works; appropriating
S1S7.10 10 the Fire-Te'egraph for current
expenses; granting certain petitions to erect
wooden buildings, and the petition of j. r.
Montgomery, &C., were tuken up and agreed
to. -
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
Mr.. Todd called up from the table Joint
resolution for the building of a sewer on
Second street between Broad and Marshall
The resolution was agreed to. Estimated
cost, 5000.
He also called up the resolution for the
Sixth street, &c. Estimated cost, $4G0. The
resolution was agreed TO.
These amounts are to be paid out of the
sewer fund.
PERMANENT CLERK ELECTED.
On motion of Mr.. Lipscomb, Mr.. E. c.
Howard was elected permanent clerk of the
Board of Aldermen, with compensation ol
$50 per month.
MOTIONS, ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS, &C. ,
BY MIR. Kellam: A resolution as to the ex.
pediency of improving NJ street to Thirty
first street. Referred.
BY Mr.. Carrington: Petition Of W. L. Co
wardin to put up wooden house on Smith
street between Main and Franklin Streets
Referred.
By Mr. Darlington: Petition of Richard
Fox asking to be appointed City Weigher iu
addition to his Office Of City Gauger. Re-
ferred.
By Mr.. Lipscomb: Petition of William
Binker to erect frame house on Broad
street between Thirty.second and Thirty.
third streets.
BY same: Petition n F. II. Habliston to
build a shelter on Marshall street between
Monroe and Madison streets. Referred.
By same: Petition Of Isaac Banks to build
a stable on the corner Of TWenty-eighth and
NJ streets. Referred.
BY same: Petition Of William English to
erect frame house corner Second and Leigh
streets. Referred.
By same Petition of J. G. Crouch to add
to kitchen at 2105 Main street. Referred.
MEMBER ELECTED.