Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-13
Proceedings 81 civ conneil.

Proceedings Il City Council
The following Il 40 abstract 81 the pro.
ceedings Of the City Council 1t the regu.
lar monthly meeting On Monday night
The reports Of the several officers for
the month OF May were presented and
properly referred
Petitions were received from John H.
Caulk asking for position as messenger.
From A. u. Hagner. In relation to lost
coupons on city b0nd;s referred 10 COM
mitiee on finance.
From ] g. Bishop and others, asking
Tor The curbing Of Clay street; referred 10
committee on streets.
From Geo King, jackson Brewer,
David Miller and others. asking that par.
ties out Of the city and doing business In
the city be required TO take out licenses.
The Mayor called the attention OF the
Board TO the death Of the late messenger,
Caleb Stewart.
On motion OF Alderman Bells, the
Board proceeded to the election Of mes
senger which resulted In the chsice Of
John II. Caulk.
Prof. w. III. Thompson requested the
Board to strike from the list Of assess
ment two bonds of 81 900 each-$2. 900,
which have been redeemed and cancelled.
aud 10 add 90 shares Of stock Of Farmers
National Bank Of Maryland
DIR. Geo. Wells called the attention of
The Board 70 the condition OF Charles
street. Also called the Boards attention
10 the recent read law passed At January
session; 1888. aud the Interpretation placed
IN u by the Ounty Commissioners An
order was passed requesting the Counsel.
Tor OF the Board 10 inquire into the mat
Ter
The collector and treasurer of Annap
ellis having reported to the Mayor, Coun-
sellor and Aldermen list Of all taxes re-
naming unpaid for the years 1885 and
1886. with the names of she delinquents
and their assessments. il is ordered that
unless said taxes are paid by the 18th
day OF July. 1888, the collector and Treas
urer is directed amt required TO enfore
their payment by due process Of law, and
where no personal property shall be
'ound liable for the payment of said taxes.
then it shall be his duty forthwith to pro-
coed against and to sell the real estate Of
the delinquents. upon giving due notice
thereof as required by law.
II was ordered that the money paid for
licenses by j. H. Vansant FOR vehicles
during May be refunded. lac having cub.
sequently taken out a license.
The sum OF 500 was appropriated for
cleaning streets: $50 for repair of same
and $50 for lamplighters for the month
OF July
An order was passed appropriating the
sn." Il 1925 for the improvement Of Mar.
ket street.
IL vas ordered that the sum of $500 be
appropriated for continuing the re.
pairs on Maryland Avenue. which was re
ferred to committee ON finance.
It was ordered that the order passed at
the last meeting of the Board to sell the
lot running from Market to Conduit
street, be rescinded. which was adopted.
1t was ordered that when the Board
adjourns 1t stands adjourned to Thursday
night, to take up the assessment list.
An order appropriating - sum of
money for the curling of Clay street was
referred 10 the committee on finance.
The committee on streets reported
favorably on the City Commissioners re-
port for June.
The finance committee reported favora-
bly, on application of L Fl. REIN, collec-
tor and treasurer for third quarters salary
on amount Of levy for 1887.
The following accounts were reported
favOrably and passed:
II w. Goodman. ...............$ 3 90
ID. Claude OF A............ 4 50
Pa Gas Light Co. .............. 1922
AT 10 80 p. NJ, the Board adjourned to
s P. Nj. Thursday evening.
As Sole Agent for John Wanamaker
II Philadelphia, am now prepared to
exhibit full line of Samples both for the
Custom and Ready made Clothing depart