The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-05-10


old material ~ far as IL will go, and Law new
granite curbing on north side OF Marshall
street from Twenty-second to Twenty-third
street; Slll.l9 to lay granite fIggings on
the north side OF Marshall across Twenty.
third and Twenty-fouith streets, old ma
teral to be used as far as it will go !;
s96.20 to pave gutter on east side OF Twen.
ty-third street between Leigh and NJ streets,
a distance of II squares. old material 10 be
used as far as IL will go; S201.64 10 pave
granite gutter on south side OF M street
from west side OF Tweniy-sixih TO east side
OF Twenty.Seyenth street; Sl5l.0l 10 pave
granite gutter on south side OF o street
from Tweuty-fourih 10 Twenty-tiith street !;
s744.24 To pave granite cutters on both sides
OF Twenly.siSib from NJ to Clay street; F;
Sll9.19 10 pave gutter on the east side OF
Tive ty-seventh street from y TO o street,
with old mqterial a. far as il will go upon
petition of Rowland Hill and other>) =;
SI51 "a 10 pave cutters on both sides Of
Taeniy-Sxth street between Clay and
Leigh streets. with old material as far as it
will 90; Sl,ls5 30 from the sewer fund 10
construct sewer with necessary inlets,
&c. on Broad street from Twenty-iIth
street 10 Twenty eighth street upon petit
ton OF ". J. WestwOod and others /;
$50 65 from the street fund TO pave gutter
on the west side Of Orleans street from
Third 10 Sixth street, old material TO be used
~ far as It will 90 upon petition of Michael
Roach and otber.); Sj0.I6 IRON the street
fnnG 10 llv granite flgging on Elm crossing
Rockets street, old material to be used a.
far ~ IL Will 90; S354 A. from the sewer
fund 20 construct sewer In the alley from
Twenty.tifth tn Twenty. street between
Grace aud Franklin streets, adjoining 81.
Patrick. school. Petition OF +. Z. Murphy,
for veranda 20 dwelling-bOuse No. 2O2G
Main street, ~ elye feet above the street, be
granted.
The following are returned, with The re-
c0umendition that they be declared mex
pedIeut AT this lime: Resolution from Com
mon Council for gutter and curblng north
side OF b tkpr between Sixth and seventh
streets petition Gf joseph Bel aud Others
A. TO Hickory street; petition OF George
W, smith and Others from Common COun-
cIl TO widen C1rv street. aud pave cutters
on both sides from Cherry 10 Reservoir
street: peiillon OF e. h. Belvin and Others
for paying on Twelfth and Franklin streets :;
resolution from Board Of Aldermen for a
bridge over ShockOe creek from Franklin
10 Main street; petitlon OF Joseph Angus
tine and otaers from Common Council TO
reDave with granite spalls both sides OF the
Fi,st Market.hOuse from Main u Grace
street. Recon- mitted Re-OutIon from
Common Council for curb'ng north side OF
Grace street from Seventeenth 10 Eigh'
tCenth street.
they recommend that the following be
reiec'ed:
So much Of the petition OF VI. E. Ne
DOweli a, refers to curb and gutter on New
street.
Resolution from Common Council to gut
ter TNenry-ihrd street from y TO Leigh
street.
Petition Of ". VI. Smi,he, from Common
Council 10 oil lot and renew fence on anC
Twenty fourth streets IN consequence Of
grading street.
Resolution from Common Council tC
grade and curb north side Of Je>samln'
street from Vrno5le to corporate limits.
Resolution from Common Council tC
Grade north side OF Nenable from Picket
10 Tweuty-hflh street.
Resolution from Board OF Aldermen tC
restore tue lines Of the sidewalk west sld'
OF Twcnty.fltn between Broad and Clay
streets. &c.
Resolution from Board OF Aldermen Il
/ restore the sidewalk on Tweutv.tifth be
tween Broad and Marshall streets 70 lin,
/ with square on Twentv-fith between Grace
and Broad streets.
! The resolutions and recommendations o
committees were all agreed 10, except where
contrary action i stated.
CULvERT.
! Mr.. Todd. from the Committee on Streets
also presented report appropriatng -, 5O'
from the sewer fund to construct a sewe
with necessary inletS, &c, from BrOa6
street up Monroe TO Marshall street, an'
thence 90 Marshall to Giimer street. Agreed
10.
FINANCE MATTERS.
Mr.. scott. from the Committee on Fl
nance. pre,eLted resolution apprOpIiatin.
5000 To improve ShockOe-H!l cemeler,
walks, &c. Agreed to.
The same committee also presented resO
lutOns rejecting the petition Of Johl
O'Keefe; refundDg TO II. Heck a sum o
money for erroneous taxes, &c: and a re
solution rejecting q resolution 10 take from
the contingent fund a sum Of money Il
build a vault, &c. ~ the Auditors office.
On motion Of Mr.. Barksdaie, the resolu
ton in reference ~ the Auditors vault wa
laid on the table. The balance OF the r.
port was adopted.
COMMITTEE on LIGHT.
Mr.. Scott. from the Committee on Light
presented 4 report concurrlng in the recon
mend4tlon Of the Common Council TO a.
gas-pip- from sixth to Seventh on Bake
street. lnd place 4 gas-l1mp on seventh an
Baker streets.
COMMITTEE ON HEALTH.
Or. Wexford. from the Committee OF
Health. presented aTesOlutlOn apprOprlaiin
$500. 10 be plsced To the credit Of the CT
Hospital IN defrayiUg expenses incident .
the cl-c OF smallpox patients.
On motion Of Mr.. Todd the rules wer
suspended and the resolution taken mp ln
agreed 10.
ORDINANCES.
Mr.. Bass. from the Committee on Ord
lnqcceS, presented an ordinance for censin
additional weigbmaster, on the dock, 81
RecOmmitted.
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Mr.. Crenshaw. from the Committee 0
the ImprOvement OF james River, presente
the report OF The engineer for ,he month {
April heretofore published IN the Dt'
pGtchl. Received and fiIeG.
QUARANTINE CONVENTION.
DR.. Cabell. president OF the Board
Health, in response 10 a resolution, sent !
an additional report in reference TO his Wis
70 New Orleans while in attendance upo
the National Quarantine Convention. RI
ceived and iiied.
NEW BUSINESS.
Various ordinances, &C., from the Con
mon Council were read and cOncurred IN.
On motion OF Mr.. Wexford the Board n
fused TO concur IN the action OF The Con
mon Council in reference 10 the Eve an