Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-12-09
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LOCAL NEWS OF THE DAY
Corporation Proceedings.

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A regular monthly meeting of the
Board was held lest night. Present
the Mayor, Aldermen Flood Will
liams, Parlett, Gardner, Clayton and
Feldmeyer.
The minutes of Nov. nth were
read and approved.
Reports of the clerk, collector and
treasurer, chief Of police for Novem-
Der were received and referred to the
committee on finance; report Of the
city commissioner for November was
referred to committee on streets.
The following accounts were re-
ceived:
VIM. 7. Iglehart for printing,
$4,000; referred to committee on f.
nance.
Jas. III. League & Son, $500; re-
ferred to committee on public build
ings
Daniel v. Bright, $lS.25; referred
to committee on streets.
Henry Medford appeared before the
Board and asked to be reimbursed to
the extent of 81. 90 for loss sustained
by him in consequence of fire which
destroyed his oyster rakes, and which
be attributes to wad from cannon
fired on the occasion of the celebra-
ton of CleveIand's election: referred
to committee on public buildings.
The following petitions were re.
ceived.
From w. II. Taylor for permission
to rent stall.in the centre of the mar
ket house and for permission to sell
salted meats during market hours, was
received and granted.
From John e. Wayson for exten-
sion of time till March lst next. for
paving side walk in front Of his prem.
iseS; granted.
The following reports of commit.
tees were received.
The committee on streets reported
the probable cost of placing q paved
gutter on south side of Cathedral
street from Conduit to Charles street,
at 500.
The committee on streets made q
favorable report upon the report Of
the city commissioners for October;
adopted.
An order was offered by Alderman
Williams appropriating $50 to lay d
stone gutter on south side Cathedral
street from Conduit to Charles street:
passed.
The committee on streets reported
favorably the account of Daniel Y.
Bright for $I8.25; report adopted
and account passed.
The committee on public buildings
reported fAvorably accounts Of James
H. League & Son for $500; report
adopted and account passed.
An order vas offered By Alderman
Clayton granting the Assembly
Rooms to the Annapolis Cornet Band
On Thursday evening next; passed.
The special committee appointed to
investigate the charges brought by
the City Commissioners against lamp
lighter Jones, reported they fnd that
be pays little 0r no attention ID bis
lamps. and recommend that be be dis.
missed and bis place be filed 81 The
Mayor until the next regular meet
! ing; adopted.
The committee on streets reported
| favorably account 81 ". a. Basil. fof
$3.50 for furnishing bricks and nav
ing; report adopted and account pass
Cd.
An order was offered by Alder.
man Flood. nppropriatinr $50 for
cleaning streets, $50 for repairing
streets. SO for shells and $50 ior nav
Of lamp lighters lor December; pass.
ed.
RI Alderman Clayton appr0pFIa..
ing y 90 - pay for gas used by Res.
cne Hire Company. and that tia com.
mites 81 public buildings be directed
ia inFe .eaia and recommend to th6