Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-11-02

,srdcd and that the Council 60 into the
ts1t,on a a councilman for Monroe Word
=, I'm inc vacancy caused by the death OF
Mr ! r. Kelly. Agreed to.
Nr ONcu nominated Mr.. 4. 4. Splitter,
NJ UudpalI nominated MIR. Henry Bodc-
ler and Mr.. LANCE nominated Mr. james
cullen.
=: Cullen. q.
Mr.. Cullcu wa, dropped.
Mr.. PamtCr then nominated Mr.. John
kuowlC>, Sr.
The second ballot resulted: Splitter, . I;
Eod,kcr. o; Knowles, z.
Alr. knowles was dropped.
THIRD ballot: Spitzer, 10; Bodckcr. II.
Mr.. Rod, kcr WIS declared elected. MIR.
E0Iskcr Is = well known and worthy gen.
r.ran. He Is member OF the Grm OF
podekcr Brothers. druggists.
r>prYAsE or SALARY oF ASSISTANT ENGINEER.
The Committee on streets recommended
Oh, increase OF the salary OF Mr.. Frank T.
Ds'c.. Assistant Engineer, from Sl,620 TO
= .,0o. certain work IN connection with the
ERECTION n the City Hall coming within
ua PROVISION Of the City Engineers Office
rcIuirng the Assistant Engineer b work
u ni.ht. The resolution was referred %
nc Commit tcc on Finance.
COMMITTEE on LIGHT.
Tie Committee on Light recommended
thai q g4sIamp be put at the corner OF
second aud Louisiana streets. Agreed TO.
INCREASE OF PAY.
The Committee on Water presented the
following resolutions:
Providing TINT the pay Of the five city
rInt.llycr- be- increased from $50 to g
rr dos. Adopted.
Increasing The pay 81 the laborer nj the
NcN reservoir from $3.50 to g. Adopted,
No DAMAGES.
Tie Committee on Claims and Salaries
returned as iuoXpcdient the resolution to
ily Andrew k,ndell for a horse alleged to
isl, l,ou Killed toy the Fire Department.
Ihr report was adopted.
lnroNAL FogEWEN FOR STREET CLEANING
FORCE.
The COMMITTEE on Health asked the ap-
r.H.meui Of two additional foremen on the
.ruOt.c.,auiu- force at . salary ~ $50 per
.1r'p each. re STRENGTHENING j. said 70
l.iupIt,ci'y done. aud for This reason the
committee ass the appointment Of the two
I.u.
Or notion e Nr. AmmOn, the paper WAS
r..Lm.tf,d Orb Dec properly framed.
l.r-g AMI TUcoY FOR PRESIDENT OF BoAED
CFHEALTH.
lib, committee also recommended that
$3.50 bcapproprlatcd 10 buy a horse and
buggy for TIE president Of the Board of
Health. Referred to Finance Committee.
INSPECTION OF FIRE DEPARTMENT.
NJ Kauimqn. charm IN OF the Committee
m Fire Department, here stated that on
Oh, Th Of November, at 1880, the Fire De-
lanment would he Inspected in front OF
Washington Hall, and invited the Council
I. .t present.
FIRE PERMITS.
The Committee on Fire Department pre-
,ut.d anouitDrec hundred petitions ask
ir-itrui>,Iou o. build frame houSc-, sta
bee. a.. Ihe permits were granted.
CHAPLAIN FOR THE ALMsu0UsE.
TIE Committee on Ordinances present
.dlr.p.r' providing for the appointment
u o Chaplain 20 the aimshOuse 10 hold re.
N.i0,, services Il the Jlm,hOusc every sun
dos. and % give Christian burial 10 such
Itr.ou. o., ar buried by the city author
f.e,. ,Hd chaplain t. receive the sum OF
=.
Ticpyoti Vs., referred to the Committee
90 Relief 4 thc Poor.
~ uGARD TO STABLES.
ID, Committee on Ordinances presented
al ordnance prohibiting the erection OF
S-l. within 80 feet Of the site % any
ctUct or public building. The ordnance
R4s adopted.
IEyISI1N OF TIE RULES.
Tl,jo.ut special committee appointed on
Nsr.,i>un n the rules reported in favor
d certain changes, which were adopted.
FINE oN DEUNH Frs.
Tie Committee on Ordinances presented
sl ordinance providing that person who
.aaN solicit. custom or sell goods in the city
vUh1rt a license shall be fined not less
tan q nor more than 80.
Nr. kaufman, who was the father OF the
resolution which created the ordnance,
typLia,d 10, object. lie was retail dealer
himself, aul ,a,d be- saw The necessity Tor
i ur.h more than most OF the member, oi
te uniL
o1 motion Of Mr. StarGc, the ordinance
H.s .aii on the table and ordered to be
Printed.
REPORT OF THE POLICE JUSTICE.
The monthly report Of the Police Justice
$50, received and fled.
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED.
T., Nr. Ammons: Providing that the
Committee ou Fire Alarm be instructed TO
l1,alI the balls Of The city struck by eie'-
tdcty. IN, principal object OF this is u
prevent ta, confusion caused when al the
tp-iDi, Goo TIE city are ringing at oace.l
r,.eutd 20 tle Committee on Fire-Alarm
ud Pulice-Tct.raph.
Ey SIR. owen: Providing that the ele;-
iT.r. sh, pole. Pee removed from the centre
oi Broad -trect TO the north and south sides
of the street on alternate corners. ke
i9red 20 he Committee on Electric Llgh'
By Mr. P,arcc: Granting permission ID
TIE sisters Of Monte Maria Convent TO buTy
ite.r dead in the grounds OF the convent
Referred % the Committee on CencteTleH'
By SIR. Staske: Providing that the
gIoun1 known a. the CaIke-spEing pro-
Petty De converted into a city cemetery
Referred 90 the Committee on Cemeteries
TRACK oN DOCK STREET
NJ Bowdtn moved thot the ordinance
granting permission 70 the Richmond anl
Nnnyillc Railroad Company 10 retain thei'
track on Dock street, which had in Septem
Der been laid on the table, be taken up ant
Passed, which Was done.
tn RAILROAD SCHEME, AGAIN.
Nj Guy presented a resolution proyldins
Tat letter which accompanied Il, asklni
tlai special election be held 10 this clt'
aloul lhe mi ldle OF December on the que:
ton Of approphliing 5000 to the capt
als,ock Of The Durham, Blue wing au'
Ciak1ille Railroad Company, be reierIe'
10 the Board OF Public Interests, WIN IN
request that that body take immediate ac
u0n thereon.
The Durham, Blue Wing aud Clarks
Vile railroad runs from Clarksyille, va,
Durham, y. G., 4 distance oil sixty mlies
connecting al Clarksyille with the hich
mond and Danyille system, giving a direc
line 10 The interior Of North Carolina ire
Richmond, and scventy- eight miles neare
Rom Richmond TO Durham than the pre-
sent route ria Dlnyille and Greensboro
The company propose 70 secure The GU
against loss
Adjourned.
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