The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-03
USE THE SANE OLD GAS.
TBr COUNCIL wILL NOR NO oTHhR
Aciion "A To the water flant-The Location
ofIigbts Adopted The i'f" Department.
Other Important Observation-Disclosures


monthly meeting at the Council chamber last
lyeninc. President T. J.. Campbell was in
chair and C.ty Clerk d. +. August recorded.
The following members answered 90 the roll
,au. Nlessr,. Archer. Brauor. II. T.. Carter.
g.rncsi Christian, Courtney. Curtis. Dia-
cont Ferguson. CARRIER. Gibson, Glover,
Grimes. Gucon. Houston. Mann. O'Neal.
PAGE Thomas. Trower. ROYAL White
On account o. tie failure OF the Committee
ID. street., to obtain quorum 0u two diter-
eut evenings last week no report was present
cI The committee viii meet this evening
I'D transact some very important business.
10, report wil. be made 90 ito Board OF Alder
men next Monday evening and an extra ses-
e.s.u oi the Common Council VIII then be
called 60 ratiiy the action Of tie board.
ouIEs cBruE BRIDGE.
The Committee ON Finance recommended
tie rejection of resolution uppi3piA'IH%
500 for tie extending Of the "dth OF tAo
bridge OF culvert over 6iilc cfceA Oh Wiz
tamsOnrg avenue 90 sixty ie3i
Nr Mann moved to adopt the resolution ia
,p.teof lie recommendation o. tie j nance
Committee.
ftraltenea financial condition the committee
did NOT feel justified ia accommodating TIE
construction ot tlr worh.
On motion o. Mr. CARRIER the resolution
Wa- laid ON tlo table.
Tho resolution was adopted authorizing The
Finance Committee 81 borrow money from
80. t.. ti,,, mai exceed mo the sum al eIr5.-
0Huuler resolutions passed bY tie Council
in March and April. 1892. he amount to be
refunded out " tho proceeds OF the sale OF
''I .r -.vve
A resolution was adopted on the recon-
menlaton Of the City Attorney. accepting
tile compromise sum of Si.tlO.i so IN tie SUIT
pending iA t-e o~i' ie"lo oiI. Yi wy .-..-'
States against t-e liai N@uoAAl D"iA l94 u"-
la'd taxes lDe OIie'""' SUM 4"Fo-'0| WAC
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lNe l'.ul W. '3 ~ ''..' ,ie
i'.il iei"i-c" ,''7 ~ i.t. W - -
committee Oh i"ecsl'o A's"' OF '.'-3 ..5'
VIZ l.e rec '''i'''' '.... ~ ,l..,.b
amer some -'"7'''" Wy ~ t.f. fii,,
lu- tAo coLii-ll.co ""' '''i''-' D' '
ING vote r l,--4 c
ty he'sfs. Aiclti' i'l"".i' D"' 70. "a. 20,
Icll. Olrslau, l4ID7, ct E'ssO"' ,9i io'DH'
Glover. GuiEon' houston L"JHo' ANo'N"''
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CARRIER 'iihe1 'A.h-'N' -i"i''' " -'0'''
lro"tr, hoyh " niio l'.
TnE BOSTON rANQrET.
rt. c.,r,-, ftea ON Grourds and Buildinps I
. .,4 r.i,,t.l,, v,.,.f-,
..-i,-.. ,l.e ,,ig.rr.ft.f tbe clai,os ~ Nil I
- -1. - and IA ID Sutherland
$780,. mia r.,,,-f ..fs forth fbat these +
>,,'.,'... hel boer catsed by tle presence of .
+It f.le-at.0r of fhe Common Council OF f
-
ar Fers.s.oD moved an amendment that +
tl.,,,.,,--, l. .I.r.e1 90 t.e ex.ep.e ,c- /
..r,,t ~ tt. Committee on (rouul. and /
I.i.'.,.,. T.e ointment was IL reed ~ T
e,.a ores..,.tt.r .3.ntl1
re...nt..n ,y.s fresentod bv tLe same
,,... .t..' ,......,,,e, lir., fila ,-vcLango If .
........ ..-.,.,.,. ., Iea,-son psrl- Ie',va,.r f
p..f.+- .,..i ll,.l., street,. betycaen the cifv F
and AIr rn.rIe. r. IraYer to secure a better F.
l...,.l.r, f,r. 81 I.Her..,, Park
C'.I.nei Crt.Ea,y e,nlaineJ the details of
fransacfiOn Showing the advantage of the F
f . &c. .-.....+.-' -, ,....+,,.,, e., l,,tt .
o.,t,e . rt 'y rl.o Jt was e5o"ted ~ JUN
,e ne lso'loI b "ooee by s ge oo 5or the o
e.taIiisbmeot Of a. water cas plant caused I
'o S- er',o. u'e.s oa,os, ,be a5ontop Of
the r.so'rtioD e,nlaInine that bv tho intro
ducfi0u of electri. neht for tho Hghting OF
.As streets 48O0o6I of cubic feet of gas
would 1e saved To the CITY.
SUPERINTENDENT Adams was invited 20 give
his views. and heartily recommended the iu-
PRODUCTION ~ water gas He stated that go .
per cent. If all She gas consumed was water
gas. The city would be compelled To do one
of two things 90 either establish "a water GAS
plant or to construct uew gas-ho.der. which .
would cost -llODNI. Tie also added that the .
introduction W water gas was necessary 10
compete successfully with the electric light
company
Nr Gue0u stated that ho had been re-
oue-ted Co. vote against tlo mea ure because
tio introduction Of waterga would reduce
tLe force employed DID the gas department.
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