Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-11
LOCAL NEWS.
CITY ~ County
Here and There.
Proeeedings % Ihe corp0raIiOn.

selIor and all the Aldermen. The
minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Reports were received from City
Commissioner and Chief of Police
for June, and referred: the Commits
sioner's report to Committee on
Streets, and Chiefaof Police to Com
mittee on Finance.
The following accounts were re-
ceived and referred VIM. I. Igle-
hart, $66.5O, referred to Committee
on Finance; Annapolis Water CO.,
$483.6O, referred to Committee on
Streets.
A communication from Grafton
Munroe declining to serve as Judge
of election was received, and on mo-
tionof the Counsellor the resignation
was accepted.
Alderman Feldmeyer nominated
Mr.. Arthur Garter to fill the vacancy,
and he was appointed by the Board.
The Committee on Finance report
ed favorably the account of L. III.
REIN for assessing new property,
$3l .83; passed.
The Counsellor called upon the
Treasurer to state whether he had
ever received from Mr.. j. Frank
Kramer, late Collector aud Treasurer,
Journal No. l, containing entries of
receipts and Disbursements by the
Collector and Treasurer and accounts
and appropriations made by the board
for the period from July 1879 to No
vember 1881 ? The Treasurer replied
that he had never received the book;
that be had made demands upon the
ex-Treasurer personally and other
wise for it, but had received no satis-
faction. It was then
Ordered, by the Counsellor, That
j. Frank Kramer, ESQ.,, be, and he is
hereby required to deliver to the
Mayor, Counsellor and Aldermen Of
the city of Annapolis. all books, pa
pers, documents and especially the
Journal of Accounts, from 1879 to
1881, belonging to the city of Annap.
oils; and that the Clerk be directed to
notify Mr.. Kramer of this order;
passed.
The following accounts were re-
ported favorably and passed:
Globe Gas Light Company's bin,
$11814; G. Feldmeyer, $3.50; Jno.
H. Thomas, 8.55; Annapolis Gas
Light Company, $1,943.51; Annap-
oils Water Company, $483.5O; j. B.
Flood & Company, $11.59, John
Mason, $4S5; Jno. Maloney, 1900;
G. Al. Friemel, $3.50.
The Committee on Streets made
an unfavorabIe report upon the petit
ton Of citizens for . hydrant on Hol-
land street, and the report was
adopted.
The Committee reported Iavorably
upon the report Of the City Commits
sioner for June and the same was
adopted.
The Committee on Public Build
ings made 3 favorable report upon ac-
count Of VIM. 3. Gardiner, for $5.O5;
adopted.
Ordered, By Alderman Flood, That
500 be appropriated to clean streets,
$25, for repair Of streets and $50 for
Lamp Lighters for the month Of July,
1885; adopted.
Ordered by Alderman Gardiner,
That the Fire Marshal have the Fire
Plug st the head Of Market street put
il proper order and that $5 be ap-
pr0priated for the same; passed.
Ordered by Alderman Clayton, That
The street committee be directed to
replace with new one, If necessary
the Ere plug opposite the depot and
apprOpriating $50 for the sane; pass
ed.
Ordered, By Alderman Clayton,
That $50 be appropriated for the
benefit Of che Rescue Hose Co, No.
/. TO be used ID improving the house
now occupied by said Company ns d
Hese House; passed.
Ordered, by the Counsellor, That
the Treasurer be, and be is hereby
directed to hare discounted the bal.
ance Of County Levy il favor Of the
city for 1884, amounting TO 5000.
with interest, from Ist June, 1885.
provided the same can be discounted
IS not more than 9 per cent. 81 ire