The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
The resolution was agreed to.
IL ANS ANn SAIAnlES.

The resolution was agreed TO.
CLAIMS AND SALARIES.
Mr.. Pulliam, from the Committee on
Claims and Salaries, presented resolution
for the paymcnt OF claims amounting to
S36. 10; remitting fine of so against \. ].
Ford, and rejecting petition Of \. Gold
back for alleged damage to house by road
crusher. &c. Agreed to.
TIE CITY JAIL.
Mr.. Davis, from the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings, presented a Joint
resolution transferring $4,000 from the con-
tingcnt fund to the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings to complete repairs TO the
city Jail.
The committee state that it is incXpcdcnt
to grade and turf and place fence around
the City Hall lot. Agreed to.
FEES FOR GAUGING OIL.
Mr.. Christian. from the Committee on Or
dinanceS, presented an ordinance providing
that the fees for inspecting oil shall be fifty
cents for a sample, or lot of ten barrels, and
five cents for each additional barrel. The
ordinance was passed.
FIRE-TELEGRAPH SUPPLIES.
Mr.. T. Wiley Davis, from the Committee
on the Firc-Alarm and Police-Telcgraph,
presented a Joint resolution for the pay
mcnt of S444.S0 for supplies for said tcle-
graph. Agreed to.
FROM THE COMMITTEE on LUNATICS.
Mr.. Manson, from the Committee on LII
natcS. presented resolution rs to the en-
pcdicncy Of appointing select committee
to inquire whether the 1unatics now in the
Church Institute cannot he accommodated
in the city almshouSe hospital, &c. Agreed
TO.
On motion Of Nj Purcell it was ordered
that three members be appointed from the
Common Council and two from the Board
Of Aldermen, with Mr.. Manson rs chair
man.
The Chair appointed Messrs. straus and
Pulliam.
TIE FAST DRIVERS.
On motion of Mr.. Babcock, the resolll-
ton relniting fine OF fifty dollars on each
Messrs. james c. Smith and G. c. Cauthorne,
for fast driving, was taken up and agreed
to.
The resolution remitting the fines OF ten
dollars and fifty dollars on w. 5. AyrcS and
| II. w. Tyler was also agreed to.
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
| Board Joint resolution to carry ont re-
commentator of the Committee on Streets
| was taken uD and cOncurred IN.
Board ordinance defining the true line OF
! First street between Main and Cary and Ca
! nal streets WAS taken up and concurred in.
Board Joint resolution granting permits
for wooden buildings was taken up and
concurrcd in.
| Board Joint resolution appropriating $3.50
to repair the floor, &C., at Washington Hall
and roof Of Seabrook's warehouse was
| taken ND and cOncllrred in
| Board JOINT resolution paying for adver-
tising and printing was taken up and con-
Cured in.
The resolution in relation to paving the
Basin bank was, on motion Of Mr.. Curtis,
tabled.
RESOLUTIONS, ETC.
BY Mr.. G. L. Whitlock: A resolution for
special meeting to be held on Thursday
afternoon, June 18th, at 5 o'clock, to con-
slider the avenue question. Agreed to.
Bv Mr. Metzger: \ resolution to con-
tinue watcr-pipes from Clay and Twenty
eighth streets, along Clay to Twenty ninth
street, and from Twenty-ninth to Leigh
street. Referred.
Bv Mr.. Pulliam: An ordinance to amend
the ordinance concerning the Board OF
Health and city hospital. Referred. -~-
Bv same: An ordinance to secure COM
plete list Of all the births in the city. Re
ferred.
By Mr.. Christian: A resolution request
ing the Mayor to ascertain from the super
intendent of the Western Lunatic Asylum
whether some of the colored patients now
in the Church Institute cannot be cared for
in that institution. Agreed to.
by same: A resolution as to expedlency
Of laying pipes on Nicholson street, and
postponing the work until further orders
from the Council. Agreed to.
Adjourned at $50 z. NJ.