Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-10-14

and all the aldermen being present. The
reports of the Treasurer aud Collector.
Market-master. Chief of Police, Fire Mar
shall, aud City Commissioner, for the
month of September were laid before the
Board and referred to their respective
committees.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were presenteds
From J. w. Basil aud others, for an arc
light on Clay street extended; from NJ
nj. Smith and others for a curb aud gut
ter on the north side of Northwest street,
from Carroll TO Calvert street; from DIR.
w. @. Ridout and others for an arc light
on Gloucester street between Green and
Chestnut streets-all of which were refer
red to the street committee From the
Rev. l. F. Aldridge, for the use of the
Assembly Rooms; granted
James E. Tate OF the Third district.
laid complaint Ia writing with the Board
against w. FL. Taylor market master,
charging him with collecting from him
CTate) certain market fees without authorf
ty OF law and with using abusive and pro-
fame language toward him In the market
house The matter was referred to the
Market House Committee for investiga
ton at the next meeting of the Board
w. Hallam Claude appeared before the
Board aud presented In writing charges
against the city police with corruptly col
luding with the county constables and
deputy sheriffs, and for neglect of their Of
fetal duty, ian account of which Is given
elsewhere On motion of Counsellor Rev
ell the matter was referred to q special
meeting of the Board on Tuesday, October
2lst, at p. NJ. for investigation
| the communication of p. III. Stockett,
attorney OF Mrs. Kate B. Iglehart, relating
to taxes enormously paid, was reported
favorably by the finance committee.
ORDERS PASSED.
1t was ordered that the SUN of one han
dred dollars be appropriated for cleaning
streets, fifty dollars for shells aud haul
ing, and twenty-five dollars for repairing
streets for the month of November, to be
expended by the City Commissioner.
| Ii was ordered that the Governor Guards
be allowed the use of the Assembly Rooms
and council chamber on October 90, for
the purpose of giving ball.
1t was ordered that the Collector and
Treasurer be directed to enforce the pay
/ ment of all city taxes overdue for the
year of 1888, and that If they are not paid
| before November Is, that the property be
advertised for sale.
1t was ordered by Alderman Boessel.
that $1,242 be appropriated to pay for
building the new fish market.
On motion of Counsellor Revell 1t was
ordered that coupons No. 40, of bonds
| No. 40, 33, 80 and 81, amounting to $93
be destroyed.
LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS.
The following persons made applica-
ton and were granted license to carry
on the liquor business under the new
high license law:
To l.. ]. Gellhaus, restaurant license at
No. 125 West street. Bondsmen, Geo. e..
Barton, Max Haneke. The application Of
W. 81. Carroll for liquor license was re-
fused by vote of to 8.
The bill of Collector and Treasurer of
the city for assessing new property to the
amount of $94 20. was referred.
BILLa PASSED.
The following bills were reported favor
ably and passed:
Annapolis Electric Light Co......$291.66
Thos. Basil. ..................... a. DO
L. Ii. REIN, for (stationery).. $500. 2O.O5
On motion of the Mayor the Board adj
iourned at 10 o'clock.