The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13

street; appropriating s1,T03.js to pave
with Granite blocks -hockoe slip.
The resolutions were adopted.
ORDINANCES.
Mr.. Dickerson, from the Committee on
Ordinances. submitted the following:
An amendment % section ] Of chapter 8
Of the City Ordinances. concerning salaries
oi officer. 50 a. 10 make the .alary q The
Mayor $1,000 instead Il y, $50. Tabled. on
motion Of Nr. Dickerson.
An ordinance 20 amend section 3i Of
chapter 3, concerning streets, 80 a. 70 read
a. follows:
q. No person shall tie or iasten 2 horse
or other animal 90 any tree, or 10 any box
Or case around such tree, in any street q
the city. or upon ANY sidewalk. or lead or
ride q horse or mule, or drive q wagon,
drly, cart. OF other vehicle. upon a I'D .
walk. unless aero, such part thereof n l.
or shall te II the time paved with stone or
llg-iug: and DO wagon. dTlv, or cart
loaded with heavy goods shall be driven
along any macadamized street west Of Ninth
street where q parallel street paved with
cobb.e-stoues. granite pals. or Belgian
blocks can conveniently be used. Any per-
son violating this section shall for each
offence be fined not le-s than = nor more
than SO.
Laid on the table, on motion of Mr.
Dickcrs0n.
FEOM TEE CCENoN GO CNCIL.
The clerk laid before the Board the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted hy the COM
mon Council 40 IT, La; meeting. which were
c0ncurred In
/ Two resolutions 20 credit the accounts q
the City Collector with certain sums acgre-
. eating slj,oSLt9.
six resolution. from Committee on
Streets. o. follows Apuropriaing $50 10
construed 2 bridge at Fifteenth and Wash
inyton streets: appronriating go 20 place
granite Tagging or west side -. Petei'-
street, crossing Leigh: apuropriating 800
% pay =. ". Tyler for removal Of certain
buildings TO line q street improvements; (;
allowing y. ". Tyler 20 rebuild house On
Lester street. defining the line, &C.; con-
strung the ordinance ia relation % sewer
tax IN the case Of tbe property q L. J.
BeaN. trustee. southwest corner Cherry
street and Park avenue: appropriafine S2S
for expenses Of street Committee.
Five resolutions from the Committee on
Light. q. follow: To extend gas-pipe
along -. james street between Clay and
Leigh streets: 70 place a ga>-lamp Oh First
street between Leigh and Jackson strccts,
east side: 20 place o -as-l2lp Al the corner
of the alley o. Pine street between Main
and Cary; % place q -as-iamp ~ the corner
4 the alley on Fifteenth street between
Main and Cary; o extend gl-pipe from
Un;On-Sfgii0n church 10 Pleasant and
Twentr-sec0ud streets. with TWO lamps on
said extension.
Resolution % pay claims Of Dr. ". Il.
TAYLOR. coroner.
Resolution granting building permits 10
=. Wiley Dayis and other-.
sECrETAnY OF THg SCHOOL BOARD.
The action Of the Common Council in
confirming the election u james II. Peay,
+ Jr.. q. secretary Of the City school Board
30. concurTed in.
ELECTION OF NENBER.
On notion Of Mr.. Williams tie re-igna-
ZION of Mr. J.. 4. >aunder-. q member oi
tle Board FROM Marshall Ward. was tsken
from the table and accepted.
Nominations O. GlI the vacancy 5eing IN
order. Mr. Dickcrsou nominated Mr.. W.
/ liam y. Ple-s1nt,. seconded IS Nr. VIZ
Lg-1-.
Dr. Pleasants was elected unanimously.
HE EYE AID EAE IAFIKMAKA.
Mr. Dicke-son inquired Il there had
been ans report from the Committee on
Relief ~ ihe Poor In Response . @ res0-
luton a-king Tor the number - city pa-
tents treated ty The Eye and Ear Inlrm-
ary.
The Chair answered that no report had
been handed in.
Mr Dickers0n then moved that the re-
solution apVropratlng 500 % tie lnlr---
arY be taken from The table.
Mr.. Wc-uer explained tia; there had
been no meeting Ci the committee. but be
had been informed by the Superintendent
u the Almsh0usl thaf the number Il -
dents treated on account 81 the city had
exceeded the number required lg the ordi-
nance.
Nj. Dickerson aid the statement q Nr.
Wagner was In direct conflict with what
thc SUPERINTENDENT of the Aimshouse had
told him in reference % the matter
Tie motion % take from tls fable wa-
Withdrawn, the Board preierring % W4i,
until the Committee on Relief Of the Poor
could De- heard from.
TiIE sPEIyC-sTEEET HONE.
on notion of M Wexford tie Mayor.
message ve,oing the SpriDg--treei Home
aruropriafion Wa taken from the table.
Mr.. Wexford stated that be had given the
matter careful consideration. and be felt
satisfied that The city had the right % make
TIL, appropriation. he said il Wa noble
institution, and one in every way worthy
q aid from the city.
Me.srs. CabeI and Rankin agreed with
Nr. Wexford.
The resolution was adopted. notwith-
standing the Mayors veto, by vote Of II
70 !.
THE MAYORS SALARY.
Nr. Thou moved 70 take from The table
the ordinance In reference 20 the Mayor :
salary. Rejected.
KEGrLaTISG THE LOADING OF vEHICiEs.
Mr. Todd presented an ordinsnce %
amend and reenaci section y Of cIspter a.
concerning streets.
The following are the only changes Re-
commented The load for single c-rt-
not 70 exceed 2,0c0 pounds-ai prest az
+ limited - LOO pounds. The load Tor aoo-
1 BE cars, drays. or trucks not 10 exceed
100 pounds-at present limited 70 5,bJ
/ mounds. The load for three or f0ut-Aorse
WAGON. or trucks not 20 exceed e.OJo
pounds--at present limited 70 1900 pounds.
On motion Of Mr.. Glasgow, the ordi-
nance Wa laid op the table, and the or1l-
nance 10 prevent heavy hauling over nlac-
.dsmized streets under certain condition.
was taken up.
The question was discussed By Me-srs.
[. Todd. Glasgow, Rankin, Wagner, and
Wexford; afirr which the ordinance wa
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