Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-09
pOARD OF ALDERMEN.

sir. Hlaken, from tie coEomiStce On light,
han Id bseo referred petition for the
s,octIon Of sn electric light So the intersec-
TN # Dake, Commences and Psyton strests,
.snorted Ia aver Of granting iba Frazer CT
'bs netj. mere. sgd Tue rsp"Tt Eas adopted.
NJ, Z y,a-, f5a-o ,ae ca.0ra.tlae On streets,
HIN A@,: h.ea ,D'a'5sd ne!i ioE OF
'.,-,.r,rs aa,s,t for 'he e2qariug OF the
-, feafr WIS se'r.'': ." Fra. kip, pre-
s.,,ad ! ce1c;4, icAiiGn i?a.G Sa,Teyor q.
r Graves ca the slsjsc:. Be n'a:e' the
-, ofsnoh on Improvement a. So 906. Mr
G-,ves. In his communlcGtioo. thinks the
.''a,enf the besS lime to begin tie work
mud Coa5cll deem i prudent 10 order the
II n. Goodrich thought The Communication
ssou!d hs ,efsrred 10 the committee ca
s1 NJ L,a66sa e- e:ked if tia peop'e living
cooijgu5us 70 tds aave- hed pati;icned to.
.hs work.
men. ta1 baen suggested st The time tho
mater OF 9rediog or naosoeu!zlug Alfred
s,reat rom Dako 20 Wilkes hsd beeo urged.
n, Grayas's latter, hcTeVor. was merely IN
the nalute Of o report.
FIR, Leadte2sar ssid the covering OF the
sr,,rvi. but In The oity's present hoaDo!sl
oordi'ion wouiG = De pfoasas 90 ehteF upon
such ToEk?
Tbs ccmmucica;ion VS. 6oa!iy referred
70 the committee Oh stEe3;s.
NJ. Burke subsequently, presented a pet.-
sicn DumeTcu5lg signed By The residents CT
tbs ngicaaorhocd praying CouGcii to have
tSa aegsr 10 Question coysred. Tha petit
tio1efs ellege taasshould thosewer De coy,r-
ed It goc!d ei!mGate building IN that local.
i,v s3d TEND 20 decrease tho nGny cases Ct
malaria which yearly occur ia The south
oas.era ssc.ion OF in. city. mr. Burke eaid
The Frat 9a.d hed lad ao,hing out OF the
c,ty worth speaking Of during bic rscolleo.
ton. 10 spoke CT tho evils eme2a.iug
from ice duch, seEs: "a whsteyer else is
rev be- called. which ia made the Vailey Cf
Gsteore =; he aouthera p;r6 o. tbs cisy,
wrars ro!as., SOP, filth, carrioa aud every
,5ior e.se OF en- Objectionable raJuEs Is cast
- the de -juaat oI health and decencg, and
exols.nei ths benefits TO sc derived By prop"
eriY covering IT,
Tae petition wac referred to tee Commit
See on s!reese.
gbea Council aGieuroeG IL be until the next
regoa nesting 10 January, 1892.
M.. Leadaestsr opposed ths adoption Of
tbs resolution, saving II TGu'6 be necessary
10 have q msetin2 OF C9uncji baiore tbet
time tc traGsaot business which wouiG
prove pre.sicg Fer instance The qles,ics
CT disrcs;Dg IF tho American Cos! wharf
vea ons th;G2 which would have &c be aotsd
upon bef0.e January. He lad hoped tho
matter ceu'd be bfoCgh- up al tria n setting.
Mr. BlJso aaid the pex5 meeting night IN
course eond fall or tbs 22i Of Dacember,
Christmas veek, when il nigh: pCcve diff
cut to muster Qp9sum.
|. was fcaiy conasded tass nesting
could bs called aug tine between poI and
January If deemed advisable, and, Mr..
Lsad5sater having Withdrawn his 0tjlc,!op,
the resolution wcg Passed.
The So.rC then adjourned
COMMON COUNCIL.
Tie lcweF b7ard did no obteia 6 qnarum
until about oil oB, when the President
took The chair AMI the minutes were resd.
Tae ccmmittaee Te.e called bnt noHe had
reports.
UnfioisbsI tusinosa wes nex. N oldsr,
but toe ciesk sid there WAC Doos.
The Chsir-Eas soy m;n5cg Aayt5!cg to
propose?
A dead eileoco oi E fa8 miou5es susued.
Mr. Fistey-I mcge that the z de.men bs
notified that We ara through win onc bnei-
ness and ready to a. outn
TIE notice was Siven God tbs Aldermen
returned for answer tGas some buainess
would sooG be cent in.
Eslf 81 hour vas epeat in waiting Tor Inc
Aldermen TO seud 10 business, AMI then
several measures which had been ac,ed upon
By tbs Board OF Aldermen sers sen. in and
the Counci! bavlng conoarred ia them, With
ont debate. sdj2utnst.
TIE plan sad estimates OF covering ite
sewer from ST.. A5oph and Wilkes e;reets to
Ystes's Garden we're Submitted By City
Surveyor Graves and inspected By The EBem-
bsrs CT Corucl.