Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-26

Another called % -etlhS l'4o oa',o c. -. !
tbe week. of the City G-nDel wss held SAT
nrdsy night. There @ar2 ;napy sufas'so1
rasneotine the ability OF Sue meseeoGe-s q
the respective boards to drua o. - =.
hnt abcU q; a O'Clock seven Ate IL D 2 80
. hi, C3u.e .aaa had appeared together
With an ezra large number OF spectators
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
The board upon being called TO 0foef
heard the Mayors message conyeoing touu-
I'll read. ard recess IF nesriy t"o nou.a
followed. during which time most OF 'nT
members sud attaches repsirsG % aua n', -
of the Ceuncu Council lot ane lpoo9 -,
listening 10 tna debate which Iollon9- "p ~ =
the Introduction c; 8 rssoIutlon sisi's:
Dsig-Bis. man-Kurz Company. =, sbon
Dcyer, Oci0, the F!oaeer -al,Ie, osHp G.,
ad,oIning. certain icts Uhsrl pr Vllesee' ~,
and releasing sa'o P''pe''
rent end taxes.
'e Tbs rozo usion. sboaf ten o'clock, was re
oeigad hv this 4 dermeD, and 10 a few MIN
200 oil fhe available apaCe without the oar
was fled ~ spectators, IN unusual occur
rance cad one which bEt cot been witness
ed before for Ensng yeST2
Mr. Leadbeater, ef5sy the paper hac heen
,oad aroge and ssio the matter treated IL
tbe resolution hsd caused him mucn S.
riors thought ae il Lad each member OF the
to1nt committee en- finance and public prep
srtV No oae more earnestly desired the
ests,l,shmept OF factories ~ A'e1enoF,a
fhsn himself II vac what the city wanted
and the committees. after considering the
nrooosItion su5mitteC by The Deles- bissrlah-
Knrtz Company So Tuesday bad ngreeo
r. MAKE report Taur5day night aoceecloe
N .balr request. 8. mesa8ge, hoWeVe''
fyon the Mayor of Csnsi Dover, s'Asloe
tina, this company emp oged eut Eiteen u
.wenty hands mad completely FcVcintiop-
izad the opiuiou Of tie committees,
"a eecb ana every cns OF them
had united In euppresaiDg the report
1pbIch he'd been prspeTad and pre-
snntog one of CT entirely different insure,
The renor; lest referred to was submitted
~ Counoil. was edopJet aud toe coU1 mitIes
6ischeroed. Tho speaker cSriored tne
sneed win which she reeoludon be!o:a 'ae
A,3srman had baen hustled through the
lower hoaY6. sn(. regarded 1t as an caeiHe
nroosdnre He vcu rsioics &c 81 Sas
Pioneer Miss occupied, rD5 th7te "eis
things connected pi,h the propositions DC"
hefore CANCEL w1ioh vera reZ9 81 CRY
rete they we're not clear 20 him, sad ia aid
not snprove Of the slRo5ity with which their
nroiecfors desired them TO be prehed
through Couaoil Eie had not seen muon OF
pubItc lie since he was e hoy at which time
he was regular attendant on Council. he
had served TWO to!ma in the Board of alder
men in late yesFs and believed be kneW
something OF parliamentary law. ana ne re-
gerded the sctioC OF the Common council ID
pass!Dg resolution q such nature SO toe
one before the beard on tae night OF lie In
PRODUCTION Without two-tbirda l2glotity IS
wrong. Il vas N the pToVince o. he Board
of Aldermen Tor uGa'eIy 10 cAeck toe un-
parliamentary proceedings of tbs !oEef
board. Such undue hsste Tss ca!cnlated to
excite suspicion. He, therefore, moved that
the resolution be lsid on the tone.
Mr.. Bryant secluded Mr. Basdbests''s
motion, SID the sesolGtiou wes ssb.ed by
vote of to 2
The beard then adjourned
COMMON COUNCIL
The MAYORS Call Of Counci 70 consider
a PROPOSE Of the Deis-D eemnu Co. f1r d sc
movgl Of their pisrt 10 ibis city, YES fead.
Mr.. Fisher movad that MessTs. Harlow,
Deis, and D.. Moffets he invited % address
the Oounsi % bis sujrN'-
The Onalr-Daes he 2en.ie nan knew 81
any proposittcu which thess gentlemen hs:e
Mr.. Fisher ssid ne bed no speoisl io'or-
nation ou he suhject.
The Chair -Uniass they have G. PROPOSE
ton the chsr viii sdjlurn this board as
the Council is caliei TO consider proposal
from the Dei3-Bissmau Co.
MIR. Fisher thought the question should
be considered.
Mr.. Mushoach aid we come here and are
asked to invite gentlemen outside o! the
Council to explain certain discrepancies IL
the statements that have heretofore been
made. We are called the third time End
now We hsve TO hear expisnet!ons and tels-
grams. With which everybody Is perfectly
familiar having 5esrd OF reGG theI0. There
Is no sort OF proposition before rs and we
ere here on Saturday night, particularly
busy enc, and aye a-ked to listen to twice
told tale. to state aeots which we know 10
advance. before they sFe r'sda We ere
here for no Legitimate purpose unleas it 10 TO
consider q propneal 10 Go made 20 Us Il
had been rumored thst these Gentiemen
proposed, after tbey have nrese 81 their ex-
PLANTATION, to soy that thev dGa't went to
come to Alexandra; h Rave ha6 enough
Oft. lie did not thiak Gouncli should COD.
slider anything bul proposals Jba5 meant
business.
Mr.. Fisher said re bad 10 iden when he
made the motion ct the request OF he City
Treasurer to give al opportunity to these
gentlemen to be heard, that IL would meet
with any opposi:ion.
The chair said that unless proposal wGe
made in accordance wi5h the Meyor's call
he would leave the chair and declare the
meeting adjourned.
Mr. Fisher As ssid, had no IDEA 1t
would occasion any opposition, but think
we have business. TIE proposal has al
ready been made; that is matter before
the Council He cnntendsd that the conf
tee had been discharged, but thst the pro-
posal had not been acted upon and was still
before CouocI He moved thai the gentle
men he bad named oe heard In reference to
the proposal.
Mr. Musbhach think the mcion should
be In Sritiug.
Mr.. Fishers motion YVES agreed 10 end
the janitor went after Mr.. Harlow, who
came in with Mr. Deis and DR.. Moffatt.