Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-05-13
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Applications for Liquor Incense Granted
Petitions. Reports, &C.


Applcasions for Liquor Incense Granted
Petitions. Reports, &C
The regular monthly meeting Of the
City CouncEl was held last night. iuil
board being present. The Mayor laid
before the Board the reports Of the Treas
-urer and Collector. Fire Marshall, Market
Master. and Chief of Pollce for The month
Of April, which we're referred 70 the
proper committees, alto the reports 81 Tie
same officers for the month OF March,
which were reported favorably.
The Street Commissioner made epee
cial report OF the condition Of several
streets IL the city, and asked the counsel
10 make some provision for their repair
Petition from the ladies Of the Presby
terfan church asking FER the uee ~ the
Assembly Rooms for the 21st and 22nd
for musical aud literary entertainment
ADD festival. wgs granted.
Petition from Geo +. Richardson and
others for the use Of the Assembly Rooms
on the night OF the 1st instant, wsg re-
fused
Petition Of Rev X. Dennis, and others
Of Asbury NJ. Il. Church, for the use Of
the Assembly Rooms on the night Of the
18Th and 10th instanis, was granted
Petition from the Terrapin Social Club
for the use OF the Assembly Rooms, vas
granted upon payment OF use OF same
s15.
Petition of properly owners on Con-
duIt street extended, for the pavement Of
the said street. was referred to street com
mittee
Petition of Mrs d. c. Handy, asking
the city to join In the expense of laying
sewer pipe from Der residence on Glou-
cester street to Charles street, was unfa-
vorably reported.
Petition from the g. A r. (colored)
for the use Of the Assembly Rooms on
Nay Both, was granted.
An order granting the use Of the streets,
lanes and alleys Of the city to the Electric
Light Company, for the purpose Of laying
gas pipes, after several amendments, was
granted
1t was ordered that an incandescent
| light be placed on Pleasant street.
An order appropriating $75 for the use
of the fire department, was passed.
An order appropriating $50 for keeping
In repair the City Circle, Market Space,
was passed
1t was ordered that 800 be appropriate
ed for cleaning streets. &25 for shells and
hauling, aud $50 for repairing same for
the month Of June.
Counsellor Revell submitttd a petition
20 the Board 10 be signed jointly by the
Mayor and City Council, and the County
Commissioners to be sent TO Senator Cor
man urging an appropriation from Con-
gress for the opening and extension Of
King George street, through the Govern
ment property.
The Counsellor stated that he had bsen
10 communication with Senator German
Congressman Mudd who assured him that
they would do what they could TO have
an amendment to the naval appropriation
bill providing for the opening and extern
sion of said street.
Mr.. James Legg, butcher. appeared be-
fore the Board and asked the counsel to
rent him the room now used as q tool
house at the end of the market, for refrIg
Grating purpose, to keep fresh meats dur
ing the summer. Referred to Market
House COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Ferdinand Hogan having complied
with all the requirements Of the law,
was granted license to open saloon,
No College avenue. This makes the
number of licenses so far granted under
the new law, 10 The former number
we're 81.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were reported Ia
vorably by the finance committee and
Annapolis,Electric Light Co. 1921 SO
Thomas Basil -. 1875
Anne Arundel Advertiser AZ 90
Bulletin $500
W. II. Taylor 500
At o.45 the Board adjourned TO meet
on next Monday night.