The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-08
| would disagree to the amendments proposed

WOulQ QIsagree 10 tue amendments proposed
by the Board.
The amendments in the nature of a sub.
stitute as proposed by the Board Of Alder
men were rejected by the following vote:
AYEs.-Mcssrs. Christian. Curtis Foster, Gilman
Wingied-l0.
NoEs.-Messrs. Barga min, Carter, Dayis Of Mar
shall Ward. Klein, Newell, Pullam. Purcell, Siraus
Tower, &. <. Whillock, and X. H. Whitock-11.
| Mr. WhiLlock presented resolution pro-
vding for the appointment Of committee
Of conference, to consist of five from the
| Board Of Aldermen and seven from the
Common Council, to consider the disagree.
| ing votes of the two houses.
Agreed to.
| The Chair appointed Messrs. Charles e.
Whitlock, Bargamin, Christian, Davis ol
Madison Ward, Higgins, Klein, and Powers
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Board joint resolution for the payment oi
claims approved by the Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing was taken up and con.
Cured in.
Board joint resolutions to carry out the
recommendations of the Finance Committee
were taken up and concurred in.
Board memorial and joint resolution con.
cerniDg the widening of Belvidere and Byrd
streets near State penitentiary were taken ul
and concurred in.
| PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. Metzger: A resolution as to gutter
| on east side of Twenty.sixth between N and
n streets.
BY same: A resolution as to repairs to
Clay and Thirty-frst streets at once.
BY same : A resolution as to gas.ppes and
lamps on Thirtieth street from Clay to NJ
streets.
By Mr.. r. Fl. Whitlock:
ResolUed, That the Committee on Streets
| be instructed to have run the lines Of NJ and
| Burner streets respectively until they inter.
sect, ard designate said lines plainly with
stout stakes.
Resolved, That said committee be In
structed TO ascertain from the owners of the
| private property embraced within said lines
| their prices respectively for the same; also
place their own valuation on said property
| in their Judgment pertinent to the opening
Of nj street, as early as practic lsle.
| RESOLVED, That the Committee on Streets
be instructed to have laid as early as practi
cable q stone gutter on the west side o.
Eighteenth street from Clay to Venable.
| By Mr. MetZger: 4 resolution as to com
pensation for damages to the property o.
Messrs. Wolf and Brauer, on Brook avenue
| By Mr.. Il. FL. Whitloek Petition of the
trustees and members of the official board o.
| Union Station Methodist church, and other
citizens, praying toe opening. grading, anC
| gutteripg of Twenty.fourth street between
Marshall and NJ streets.
BY Mr.. Carter: A resolution providing fol
extension of Waterman from Leigh and
| TUenty-fifth streets along line of Twenty
| fifth street 10 Its intersection with Venable
and along Venabe and TWenty-frst streets
BY MIR. Lauer A resolution providing fol
| erection Of lamps on Pine street near Pine
Street church.
By Mr.. c. E. Whitlock A resolution fol
sewer in the ravine to connect with the pre-
sent sewer near Broad and Twentieth streets
aud to be extended up the ravine to Twenty
| fifth street.
By same: A resolution for repairs tt
Twenty.third street between Franklin ant
Grace streets so as to provide for the flow O
| water without unnecessary damage TO tht
| streets.
| By Mr.. Curtis: A resolution for extension
| of sewer on Twenty.fi(th street to east lint
of Grace street.
By Mr.. Bargamin: A preamble and reso
luton as 10 unequal distribution of appro
priations to streets, and requesting tht
| Finance Committee to take into considera
ton and report plan for more equal dis
tribution Of the street appropriation ia TIT
several wards of the city.
| By Mr.. Carter: A resolution for stone
| tagging across Venable street at the inter
section Of Rose street.
| A dinurned