Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-09
MEETING OF THE BOARD.


City Fathers
The City rauacf met IN REGULAR 49,
sim last nigh III she rOnncli channher.
Present the Mayor, Counsellor and Ill the
Aldermen.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved. Reports oe the several
.omcers for the menth Of March were
submitted and referred to appropriate
committees
The Withdrawal Of The reslgnatlon Of
the Fire Marshall was received with
thanks.
Dir. R. II Welsh appeared before the
Board 10 reference to the shooting Of
valuable dog belonging 10 him, 81 the
police and asked for 90 invenfiaati0n OF
ths matter. which was deferred until the
next meeting
a COMMITTEES Of the trades display and
carnival appeared before the Board AJAX
Ing the co operation 81 the City ConRcil
Ia The matter and 10 granting OF ccrtain
privileges. on the day OF the carnival.
that the Fire Department take part 10 the
display: and that the carnival COMMITTEES
have use Of the Assembly Rooms. On
melton of the Counsellor the requests OF
the COMMITTEES we're granted aud the
Cauncii decided II take part in the die.
play, and also TO extend 4 cordial invita-
ton 10 all strangers to visit the city on
the day of the display.
a petition was received from Lieut.. A
Ross, asking that the southeast end OF
Gloucester street be graded. which was
referred TO committee on streets.
The City Commissiouer reported the
price Of paving the Market House with
bricks and concrete.
TIE essseftfou ~ ummmw u arA
others askiug the repair 0f Calve { street
aud The order offered by Alderman
Thompson aeking an appropriation OF ST.
600 for the same, we're referred to the
committee on streets.
The Counsellor reported the following
Indebtedness Of late collectors to the city:
ID. &. Thompson. $l2617; William Bsy.
an. 1923 10; ]. Frauk Kramer. $2,200 IS.
On motion Of Aldsrman Bells Il was q
greed tina, If the sureties would pay the
accounts al once that they be settled at
their face value.
Report of Collector and Treasurer Of
1888, was ordered to be printed. Report
o. Collector aud Treasurer for January
and February 1889 Clerk for same
months Chief " Police and Market
Master tors City Commissioners on
streets March. were favorably report
ed and adopted.
The Board allowed the following 10
Solvencies: &, L. II. REIN, collector and
treasurer, FIR 1883, So 90; 1884, $4.65;
1886. SO 90; 1886, s3,3S7; 1887, $48 IS.
To j. Frank Kramer, for 1882, $42.60;
| 1881. 80 81; 1882, SO 81. William Bryan,
SD 38 for 1881 and 1882
The Board made the following approp
riations $3.50 for shells; $50 fer Tepairs
OF streets; $50 for pay Of lamp lighters;
$50 for cleaning streets. FOR the month
OF Nav; 1915 for stone, &c for bulk
head fout of Market street; So 90 for ne
cessary repairs OF town clock; $500 for
continuing repairs on Maryland Avenue;
$50 90 for laying pavement 10 front ct
Hook and Lsdder house; $71.2O TO curb
New street; SD 20 repair fouutaln on
darket space $414 repaying the Market
House.
Coupons No. 81 for SIS OF bond No.
43 for the month OF January. 1889, was
cancelled and burned In the presence OF
the Board
The clerk was directed IN give notice
tat the b )ard would meet from Monday
May 90 to Saturday May %. inclusive.
from TO j. NJ, dAily,ts make transfers
of property and to hear attachments OF a.
sessmt nts.
An order was passed directing the City
Commissioner to trim any trees that
might interfere with the trades display,
aud also that the telegraph companies be
requested TO raise any wires that slight
be In the way.
The committee on streets were author
lied to advertise for proposals to Tepave
the Market House, at SUN not exceed
ing s474
Formulation was granted to the Hook
and Ladder Company to exchange their
fire bell for u larger one.
The Rescue Fire Company was granted
the use OF the ballroom and Council
Chamber free Of charge on May 7th.
The following bills were reported fav
orably and passed: Basil g Parsets, s. 10;
Jas. r Me- usker. $3.50; ID. J. Sanders,
STA 12 Penna. Gas Light Company
$40 90 90 motion, OF Alderman Thomas
al . 80 the Board adjourned.