The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-04
ammitfe., merels wanted 10 connect the old

committee merely wanted to connect the old
reservoir with the new reservoir.
The, e,substitute was defeated, and the reso-
luton reported from the committee was
agreed to by the following vote:
Assss.-Messrs. Babcock. Bargamin; Christian,
Cp,s Foser ss,
son of jackson Ward. Klein, Lauer, Manson, Oll-
veg. Pulliam, Purcell. Straus, Tower, and Wing
No.-Mr. whltlcck-i.
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Board joint resolution for Reimbursement
to James Hartley Of . sum Of money paid by
him for curbing was taken up and concur
red in.
Board Joint resolution to consolidate into
account of streets generally balances at creatt
of hands end carts, roller aud crusher, and
sewer-connections, was taken up and con.
Cured ir.
Board joint resolution to transfer from ac-
count Of discount and interest certain sums TO
account of grounds and buildings, Oakwood
cemetery, Sbockoe Hill cemetery, and cbain-
gang, was taken up and concurred in by the
Common Council.
Board Joint resolution allowing claims Of
DR.. w. h. Taylor and others was taken up
and coucurred in by the Common Council.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
By Mr.. Lauer A resolution for 8 gutter
| on the north side OF Cumberland between
Laurel and Pine streets. Referred.
By Mr.. Babeock: a resolution imposing
& penalty upon property. owners for not put
ting up a substantial fence on the north and
south sides Of Broad street between Mayo
and Sixteenth. Referred to the Committee
| on Ordinances.
| By MIR. Davis of Marshall Ward: A reso.
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| TO Twenty seventh, and for gaS.lamp at
| Twenty. seventh and NJ streets. Referred.
| By same: Resolutions for stone cutters on
| Leigh street between Tweuty-sixth and
| Twenty. seventh and on Twenty-seVenth
| from Clay to Nelson streets. Referred.
| By MIR. Purcell: A resolution that the cul.
vert in the ravine between Clay and Leigh
streets below Tenth be extended to Shockoe
creek. Referred.
| By Mr.. Curtis: A resolution that the sum
of ten dollars be refunded to j. T. Ford, the
same baving been paid By him to the Police
Justice on 81 April, 1875, for an alleged
| violation Of city ordinance concerning
! wagons, drays, and carts. Referred.
| By same: a resolution for curbing on
Franklin street from Twenty seventh to
wen,y.eighlh. Referred.
| By same: A resolution for cutters on
| TGenty.niDth street from Broad to Mar
shall. Referred.
| By same: a resolution for stone cutters
on Tbirlieth street from NJ to Broad.
| By same : 4 resolution amending the 9Th
section of chapter Al of the Ordinances by
adding the following: "And upon their
certificate the consigree shall pay the freight;
and upon refusing to do so sha be fined
twenty-five dollars for each offence" &c.
Referred.
By Mr. Tower: A resolution for the re.
l moyai of Fire.Station Il to the Gas-W orks,
and for the erection of a new station at
corner of Louisiana and Main streets, or
such other point in that part of the city as
the Committee on Fire.Telegraph may deem
expedient. Referred.
By Mr.. Higgins: Petition of Daniel Rear
don and Others, who have been grazing their
cows in Adams's valley, praying.that the or
dipance approved December IA, 1875, In re-
ation to COWS going at large, &C., be re-
peaed, or restricted to densely populated
parts of the city. Adjourned.