Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-07-12
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Reports or City Omcers-Petitions.
Orders, &c

Reports or City Omcers
Orders. &c.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mayor and City Council for the month
of July was held last night in the Coun-
Gil Chamber. Present, the Mayor, and
Aldermen Wells. Strange. Clayton, Boes-
sell, Jones and Thompson.
REPORTS.
The reports for the month of June
were received from Collector and Treas
urer, City Commissioner Clerk. Fire
Marshall, Chief of Police and Market
Master, and referred to their respective
committees. Justice Flood submitted
his report for the month of June which
showed Is cases tried and $3.50 in fines
turned over to the City.
The report of Justice Gassaway for the
month OF June showed twenty-one cases
tried and $2l.00 turned over TO the City.
PETITIONS.
Assembly Rooms on night of August Bird
for entertainment for the benefit of As
bury Church. Granted.
The following petitions were received:
From ID. w. Young, Sarah Boston and
August LIST for benefit of Asbury Church
Granted From Daniel r. Randall, ask
ing to be released from extra charges for
connecting with sewer on Prince George
street, which was referred to street com.
mittee. From Mrs. Jones, III. Q. DeLeon.
L. Dammeyer, Mrs. 4. q. CAN'T and 9th
ers asking for the removal of the slaugh-
ter house at the foot of Conduit street
owned by Mr.. Jackson Brewer which petit
tion was referred TO the City Commits
sioner. From Mr.. VIM. Feldmeyer asking
to be released from paying sos. SIS
charged him for wharfage on material
used in city contract, which was grant
ed.
ORDERS.
1t was ordered that $50 be appropria-
ted to purchase hose for the Market
House.
1t was ordered that 1880 be appropri-
ated for the repair of streets and pur-
chase of shells for the month of August.
The Market Master was ordered to
rent the stall at the end of the Market
House to Mr.. Frank r. Smith.
1t was ordered that the Mayor be re-
quested to draw an order on city treasur-
er for the salary of Police Magistrates of
Annapolis. under the recent act of the
Legislature. Each magistrate receives
$500 per annum.
Mr.. j. Mason was granted permission
to run a sewer into city dock.
Mayor Brown stated to the Board that
article 2, of the City Code, required the
officers of the City to be elected annual
ly. The result was reelection of the
present officers. Alderman Wells nomi-
mated w. ii. Taylor for Market Master,
and Alderman Thompson nominated w.
II. Butler, Jr, Taylor received 8 votes,
Butler2.
City Treasurer and Collector REIN
submitted his annual statement of reve-
nues and expenses of the City for the
year 1892. The report showed that dur
ing the year revenues amounting to $780,
800 were received, and expenses amount
ing to $22, 755,00 balance on hand of S.
545.
Propositions were received for laying
sewer on College avenue as follows: w.
H. f. Wilson & Son, 46 cents per front
foot; John johnson, 53a cents; ID. V.
Bright, 49, cents; Geo. Jewell, 45 cents.
The bids we're referred to the street COM
mittee, who will award the contract in a
few days.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were reported fla
vorably by the finance committee and
ordered to be paid
Electric Light Co. ............. 1916 90
J. nj Worthington . 1905
J. b. Flood. ..... 601S
j. Il. Flood. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1905
w. G. Claude sheriff. ... 72.20
Treasurer's report for the month of
May, showed receipts to be $5,259.15.
expenses $4,294 81, balance on hand,
$964.51.
At 945 the Board adjourned. A spec
ial meeting will be held next week to
award the contract for laying sewer on
College avenue.
NHDICTIA NATUEDINN