Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-07-19
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ffOceeuIngS OI TIE corporation
At an adjourned meeting of the
Corporation held last night at the
Council Chamber the following busi-
ness was transacted:
A minute was ordered to be made
that the Counsellor of the. Board was
unable to attend the previous meet
ing on account of sickness.
A $1,000 Missouri bond was direc-
ted to be deducted from the assign
ment of the Annapolis Savings 1nsti.
tuition and that an insolvency to the
amount for the year 1888, be allow
The Clerk and Treasurer were direc-
ted to adjust the assessment of w.
w. Tunis q Bro, and to transfer to
same lot assessed to Geo. G. Grass.
The Clerk was also directed to strike
from the assessments of Mrs. Kate
b. Iglehart, the two houses on Mar
ket space valued at $4,000, and add
in their stead the two new stores,
valued $500. The report of the
committee to reduce the assessment
on Ii. b. Ensign's property foot of
Prince George street, 81 ,033.75, was
adopted, and the reduction ordered.
Also transferred from the heirs of Sol
ONION Phillips to Maryland Steam
boat Company, lot corner of Water
and Holland streets. A list of new
assessments amounting to $26943,
reported by the Treasurer, was order
ed to be entered
The Committee on Finance report
ed iavorably the following accounts:
Evening Herald" $3.50; "Advertis-
err" $78.5C; j. III. Vansant, $40; j.
III. Vansant, $2500; w. I'll. Rullman,
$3.50; Geo. Rullman, $24. 95, to be
charged to his portion of the dispen-
sary fund for 1884. The following
accounts were received and referred
to Committee on Finance: Gazette"
$500; l.. H. REIN, $l1.67; Worthing-
ton & Co., $30.15.
Application from Z. FL. Dove for
an appointment on police force was
laid over. An order to place a pub
lie hydrant on King George street,
near Randall, was adopted The re-
port of the Counsellor on the petition
of citizens to have Actions Lane paw
ed, reported the same does not belong
to the city; report adopted.
The following accounts were re-
ported favorably by the Committee
on Finance and passed: l.. I'll. REIN,
$11,67 Maryland Gazette" $500;
Worthington & Co., S30I5.
A communication from the Rev.
A. j. Mclnerney, relating to the con-
dition. of Duke ofGloucester street near
Spa Bridge and St. Mary's Hall, was
read aid referred to committee on
streets.
The Committee on Public Bull
dings to whom was referred back the
report of said cammittee in reference
to the condition of the old frame
house on Church street, reported that
the building and chimney were, in
their opinion, in dangerous condi-
ton and are nuisance and ought to
be removed; report adopted and re-
ferred to the Counsellor.
The Committee on Public Bull
dings, to whom was referred the Pc
tition of the Local Improvement As
sociation for the removal of city
scales and other improvements on
Market space, reported favorably on
the petition, and that the probable
cost of removing the scales will be
800; report adopted.
Alderman Flood, offered the follow
ing order, THAT the Treasurer imme-
diately proceed to collect the rent due
the city, on the Office on Market
space now occupied by James Smoth-
ers, by distraint or otherwise y pas
sed.