Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-07-15
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Levy Of 50 Cents for City Tax-More
Liquor Licenses Granesa-Petttiens,
ORDERS &c.

Liquor Licenses Gramtea-Petftfons,
ORDERS &c.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
City Fathers was held last night In the
Council Chamber. q full board being
present with the exception of the Mayor
who was detained. and Counsellor Revell.
acted Mayor. pro ten. until bis arrival
| about an hour later.
The reports Of Collector and Treasurer,
Street Commissioner, Clerk, Market Mas
ter and Fire-MaEshall for the month of
June were received aud referred 10 their
respective committees
PETITIONS.
Petitions were received from William
Duvall. asking the remittance of fiue Inn
posed upon him for violating section 2.
article % Of the City Code; granted. From
Annie Q. Mullan. @. a. Culver, and 9th.
ers. for curb on the West side OF Gov
ernor street. From r. Nick. Davis and
others, for light corner Washington and
Monument streets. referred TO committee
on streets.
The petition for hydrant on Baden
street, opposite the Short Line depot was
reported favorablY by the street commit
tee
The street committee reported favora-
bly, the petition of Mrs. E. Dorsey and
others to name the Court opposite th 9
Short Line depot. Jefferson place.
The communication of Howard B. En-
sign, president of the Maryland Steam
boat Company. 10 reference to city sewer
near the steamboat wharf was referred to
| committee on streets.
A communication from the Ct ector
and treasurer opposing the abats ments
/ on certain property mentioned Ia petit
tition of Ferdinand Mullan, was concur
red 10 by the Board.
ORDERS
An order was passed directing the May
or 10 attend proposed meeting of the
stockholders of the Annapolis Gas Light
Company. for the purpose of represent
ing the city's interest.
A bylaw. imposing city tax Of so
cents on the 800 was offered by Counsel
lor Revell. and passed.
II was ordered that $50 be appropriated
TO pay the clerk for extra services per-
| formed.
Al order was passed giving the Wa
| terwitch Hook and Ladder Company
| permission 10 leave the city with
apparatus on September 18th and 18th.
An order sppropriating the sum of $50
for the purchase OF lInoleum for council
chamber was passed.
It was ordered that $50 be appropriated
to purchase hose and reel for Market
House.
An order was passed directing the
Health officer to make monthly reports to
the Board Of the Sanitary condition OF
the city
REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE.
The street committee to whom II was
referred the petition OF j, b. Flood, 3.
Tickling. and others, residents and tax
payers of Conduit street, praying the con-
demning OF so much property at the In
tersection Of Condeit and Gloucester
streets. for the purpose of widening the
mouth Of said street, was unfavorably re-
ported and report adopted.
The committee on streets to whom was
referred the petition of w. III. #. Will
liams and others, taxpayers of Green
street, praying the Council TO grade, curb
and repave said street, reported favora-
/ bly,, and recommended the sum of g.. 900
for the work, which was adopted.
The committee on streets recommend
| ed the recurbinE of the South side of
| Conduit street, between Gloucester and
| Church streets, and the renewal Of trees
on said street. and that $500 be appro
priated for same. Report adopted.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Rudolph Bley, appeared before the
/ Board and protested against the renting
| of stalls Ia the city market for uierchan-
dizing. Referred to committee on Market.
An order directing the clerk TO have
the City Code distributed was passed.
License was granted to ID. q. COLLINS
aud Isaac s. Nutweli, trading as Nutwell
| & Co, to conduct the liquor business cor
ner Main and Green streets. with Thomas
Young and III. Muldoon a. bondsmen.
Also to James Cusick to conduct the
saloon business at the corner Of State
| Circle and East street.
The application of Richard Locker
was rejected. for want of proper bond
This makes twenty-three licenses In ell
thus far granted under the high license
| law.
/ The old officers Of the Board were re-
/ nominated and elected.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were reported fa-
vorably and passed:
ArnannIie Elmr4war Tfvhf co @Q79 &c