The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-30


that they shall be advertised three Days
and no owner appearing, sold. ana inc
,,,one, turpad over to the City Audi
~, THE Mayor can order all dogs and
,.,afs unlice nsed 10 be caught and
placed in wagon. kept until dark oil
the day they are picked up and d. NOT
redeemed. carried beyond the limits OF
the city, shot and decently buried.
RIVERSIDE PARK.
CITY Attorney c.. V. Meredith report
cd some complications 10 regard To
Riverside Park The city found com
pnclti0us in securing some OF the titie''
property being in dispute. FOR zen
DAVIS he had been investigating tn'
matter. but be asked that warrants De
yroutcd to those whose titles were
clear. and the committee ordered that
such abstracts be prepared.
CITY STABLES.
Colonel Catshaw announced that the
new stables for the Health ID 'pattment
we're conn letcd. and suggested that the
committee in conjunction WIN inc
Committee on Health. make % tour OF
iu,necliOn. lie was met by the deiluf-
rer THAT the committee were willing 90
leave the entire matter To- him. but AFTER
some talk It was decided that tbs chalr-
man off ihe committee and the chair
man of the Committee ON Health would
b.. sufficient To inspect the work.
CLARKE SPRING KEEPER.
Thochairman reported that the keeper
OF the Clarke Spring lot had leit ms
most. and that Do would be necessary 10
aopoint his successor. The City I'm
oiieor said there had been several APP
plicants. bat that be had taken no
action. The matter of appointment
was left discretionary with the. 'ty
Engineer.
The Commiite. ON Streets were dee
tanned from active operations by reason
of the farC that MIR. LAWS ID. CrenshiW.
who is chairman of the committee. ANA
Nr. john N. Higgins. member OF lls
committee. are both members of the
Committee on Groun ls and Building.
About 9 o'clock last night the COM
miftee elt o. work. and aiterward ul7
t,..ei of a good deal of routine work.
Then came streeJrailway matters.
anda. the committee has had cousidera-
bleexncricucel u such affairs, they went
slowly.
SIR. O. O. Owens was first heard lie
has a PROPOSITION which has been Oeioie
the committee previously. There was
some trouble about &C. lie wanted 20
rnn a ,tfeet-rail0ag past the Union de-
mot and Uui through the northwestern
limits of tine city. Tie spoke % the
committee. Subject. Limitation Of
Tne. Colonel luishaw a-kCd how
much work he bad done. About one
hours woIh-dr0ye pegs. Nc. ne
asked for extension ~ time Mr.. hi-
oins told him O. reduce his remarks to
WRITING. Ne din SD. and in TINS Doc
arfo,d fo have his work completed DID
~. months from the 81 of July. 1850,
and satisfy ihe committeeman be meant
ta build and operate his read, or else
forfeit his right to the tom days notice.
Oa motion of Mr.. Glover this was
81 granted.
PUTTING ON TIE BRAKES.
Atthis mnctus Me-srs Joynes, iiig
Gins. and Crcnshaw. sub committee
submitted rle following % 'dlnance.
.Vhat hereafter the Commutee Ou
Streets in every draft. on resolution oi
ordinance granting "a franchise lo any
rlnrauv or association of persons a. is
ing for said franchises. 10 de-
po.it with the Ciiy Treasurer % reason
able amount of money, OF satisfactory
-ecurit. as a guarantee tnat the Worh
of Improvement prop seed viii De- com
u.etcd 81. required ODD sAd ordinance
provided. thar nothing pa th- ofdi
nance shall apply % % slde track on turn
ouf for Tine brlciit of merchants
This WAS ordered t0 be recommended
~ fo the Council for adoption.
, sOUrH~inE LANO AND lMflOYEMEN
COMPANY.
The City Attorney was called on q
read the ordinance with regard 90 th'
-. S1uthside Land aud improvement
Company.
This company wants TO build stree
? railway from Spring lllll Co Man
d. chester. thence across the Free budg
d. no Arch street. and connect Will
tle Main Street CITY RailWa
d Company. The charter provide
. that work shall be- commenced With
D, ninety days after the ras-age Of th
ordinance, and pushed diligently. with
a out cessation or interruption until Do
completion. aud that cars shall be rn
10 within SIX months after the ordlnanc
d ha. passed the Council. I'm case a
failure 90 meet these requirements
the satisfaction of the Richmond Al
=, thoritlcs the road will forfeit franchi-
a and property. Cars are 90 run ever
a. Il If. n
o sufficient accommodation tine commit
H., tee will have a right 90 fix shOrte
+. time.
Mr. Carter, seeing that a late hou
was approaching. asked % be excuse
ON account OF headache He had ,
q am earlier period of the meetiu
De- voted against an adj)urnmel
* which had been moved by Major G.,
90 pors. Major Capef5 was in the cha
.o when Mr Carter asked 20 be- excused
ID and he callei hi, attention TO his pre-
d yious vote. He then put the question
Il aud there was decided no. 9Th
noes have IT, snd MijOr Capers. IAN
l- Mr.. Garter will please take his seat.
l7 Colonel Cut-haw was called upon
.d express bus opinion about taxing Oh
rs road. He was very decided. He sal
c- that the trouble bad been. that railwa
n franchises had been disposed Of too lit
l- orally. Notwithstanding past experience
70 He could not see the necessity OF tb
m road. We already had stree
s. car railway to Manchester. Let Oh
h Spring Hill Company connect with tina
and if Mr.. owen built his road. thei
'k would be no necessity for road u
li Arch street and thence to. Seventh an
De Main.
At 1875 the committee adjourned
meet again Wednesday.
Capitol Notes.
as Mr.. Smith j. r White. ex-treasur'
=. Of Caroline county, was at the Capt.
lO % day.
DE- Auditor Morton Marye returned IN
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