Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-11
CITY C0UNCILMEN.
ORGANIZATION or A NUMBER or THEIR
COMMITTEES.
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Keeper xisctioa Of
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Mr. August. Nlerk Oh 'pe ~V"sV''s eaica
the meeting 10 ordei. .,..,.. NJ.
den for permau.". ' $50 w "@
,,n,,iu,ousy elected.
ss, Tdwsrd II. Fisher was elected clerk
n This committee.
~ August stated 10 the committee that
H..,dinr upon regular day and hour TO
hs,S ne meetings they would avoid much de-
- md on motion Of Mr.. Pleasants II was
Asn,ded 10 meet at o'clock on the last Mon
dsv evening OF every month. q
nor ordering the payment OF several
sroau Hills the committee, on motion Of Mr.
p,sae,nfs adjourned 10 meet on The last
5fend,v IN August unless sooner called to-
<ether by the chairman
HEALTH.
The Committee on Health met In the Coun.
.,orsnber At G:3Oo'clock. Present: Messrs.
Cbr,s,iap. Taylor, snead, Grimes, and
Carter -,.., A. o.
,,., a. chairman, and he was unanimously
elected
.donf TIE same time for meeting observed by
H. former Health Committee-yiz., every
t-id,, evening Of $50 O'Clock; the regular
,,ortby meeting 10 be held on the last FRI
-, ~ every month At 7 O'Clock L. NJ.
rbs committee ordered the payment OF
..,'.r.l mall bills for brooms and buckets
~, snsad nominated Mr.:Taylor sub
chairman. and Mr.. Taylor was Unanimously
elected.
adjourned To meet next Friday evening Mt
h,tra,i o'clock.
CEMETERIES.
rtis committee met In secret session In the
,,'ee n the Chief OF Fire.Alsrm Signals at
,,tna.i O'Clock. Present: Nessrs. Dick.
,r.on. Hin. Grimes. Hunt, and Philips.
ON notion Of Mr.. Dickerson Mr.. Grimes
Us elected permanent chairman.
yr. ". 4. Dickerson was reelected keeper
o,,,e Oskwood cemetery by reclamation.
an notion OF Mr.. Hill the committee adj
i)uned. -
Tho Committee on Ordinances met In the
,..rr1l chamber Sc $50 o'clock. Present:
Ms. Anderson, Strstton, Bowden, and
Crump
p, Nr, B0wden, and was unanimously
elected.
Tbi. committee fixed upon the Friday
rr.,ious 10 the lat Friday In each month ~
tl.rme for theif regular meeting aud $50
o'ro.k as the hour aud the Council chamber
4. ne ptsco
or rnonon Of Mr.. stratton the committee
ot..rrned until the next regular meeting
r.M.
Tbs committee met IN the Council cham
1.r a. ESQ O'Clock. Present: Messrs
Vrutr, carter, Brown, and Mussen.
Nr Brown nominated Mr.. Brauer FOR
chairman, and Mr.. Carter nominated Mr.
Nu..en. The vote resulted two for Brsuer
and tVo ior Mus'en.
Az Nr Musseu's request Mr.. Carter With
drw Mr. Mussen's nomination, and Dir.
Truer va, unanimously elected.
Tho. committee decided to meet at 8
o'..r. Oh wednesday after The first Monday
fe every month at the First market.
Nf carter presented q letter from Rev.
ur Uose asking for the exclusive use OF
ntOd.Msrket Hall on each Thursday night
and sunday morning and evening for the
Conduct Of religious services.
Mr.. Carter said: As is well known DIR.
Hace fas been conducting services in this
nli for several years with great success, and
81. therefore moved that the Doctor be
r-lrted the Use OF this hall as requested.
Nr. Nussen said personally he had no OBJ
g. ton. tut thought this committee did not
hiye TIE authority 70 grant the use OF the
Dali
Nr. Carier's motion was put and unani-
Uou,y carried.
The committee considered several bills and
orlered their payment.
POOR.
The Committee on Relief OF the Poor met,
WITH The following present: Messrs. Otley,
>nead, Brown, Wingfeld, Bodeker, MusSen,
ans Cuuis.
hey took a carriage at the Council cham.
pep and proceeded to the City Almshouse at
h.i.past o'clock.
SECOND MARKET.
The second Market Committee met in the
Council chamber at bslf-past O'Clock.
Present.: MessrS. Fernier, CIump, Chappeli,
Hunt, SD Carter.
MI Ferriter nomiusted Mr.. Chappell as
Chairman. and he was unanimously elected.
Alderman Crunp nominated Mr. Fsrriter
O. .utchsirnnn. Mr.. Ferriter was accord
iecy elected.
M- Tefrrter moved that the committee
meet II o'clock on the last Thursday OF
every month in the Council chamber. Car
ytl.
ST. Moseley, the newiy.elected Clerk OF
ihe Market, stated that Mr.. Cstlett, the late
eek, bad Teiused 10 turn the books OF this
Once over 10 him, aud he thought some
action by the committee necessary, as there
are no books or stationery In the Office.
Mr. Burton. the clerk. referred 10 the
minutes and stated that Mr.. Cstletts sta
uouery BIN last month amounted to $1,000.
Nr. Ferfiter moved that this matter be
referred 10 The chairman OF the committee and
90 Ciy Attorney. Carried.
NJ. lrrriter moved that SIR. Moseley be
suaorzed 10 purchase necessary stationery.
Carried.
ON motion Of Mr.. Hunt the committee
adjourned.
GROUNDS AND BUn.DINGs.
The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
nt' 10 regular session In tue City Engineers
ot-c on Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
Iirenl: Messrs. Philips (chsirmaD), Cren-
FL; ", sread, Higgins, and Hunt.
The payroll was ordered TO be paid, Mr..
tiensbaw voting In the negative.
for privileges at the New-Reseryoir
FaA Tor The next two years, including the
p't ~ the cottage commonly known a. the
iepers. aud also the privilege OF erecting
Tao or three more stands, were received and
TIE contract awarded to Mr.. krouse, the
lfe'eHt contractor, for Sl.260.
NJ. Philips called MT. Higgins 10 the chair
and I'D ttst he bad learned that she newly
rt,td Keeper OF the Reservoir PARK,
NI. ilaun. was not a resident or voter OF
i-' -iiv, aud he hsd been told that he was
~ nstufaIzed citizen.
Ar Hunt and Mr.. Crenshaw also stated
uh-' n,y had been informed that MIR. Hsun
Wa Republican.
.ne committee decided 10 meet At $50 Il.
d. Friday 10 take this matter under consid-
Ntlun.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS TO-DAY.
EeTencLmeni and Reform At % o'clock.
Fire Aarm ate.
n. johns Buryiue-Ground at q.
trctnc Light att
AT OF The above committees meet In the
tolnc.l chamber.