Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-04-12
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
Reports of Committees Petitions
Orders-Etc., Etc

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Reports Of Committees Petitions
Orders-Etc., Etc.
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council was held last night, Mayor
Brown. Counsellor Revell and a full
board of Aldermen present.
Reports were received and read from
City Commissioner, Fire Marshall, Col
lector and Treasurer, Market Master.
Clerk The reports from the above Off
cials for the month of March were refer
red TO their respective committees.
PETITIONS.
The following petitions were receiy-
ed From Union Pacific Club for use
of Assembly Rooms on night of May 3rd,
granted; from Universal Lodge. IA, A.
K. A. Nj for use of Assembly Rooms on
night of May 4th. granted; from Rescue
Hose Company, petitioning for 50 per
month to pay janitor to Hose House,
granted.
ORDERS.
The following orders were offered
To appropriate SIS for use of FIRE de-
partment.
That $4,000 be appropriated for clean
ing streets and purchase of shells for
the month of May.
That SIS be appropriated to place a
crossing on Northwest street
An ordinance was offered and adopted
making ii unlawful for persons TO hawk
or sell fish in Annapolis without first OBJ
tanning license, the cost of which is
$lS per annum.
A communication was received from
Fire Marshal Brewer. thanking the board
for the honor conferred upon him. and
accepted the position as fire marshal to
succeed w. ID. Basil. resigned.
Alderman Clayton stated to the Board
that the expense Of grading, paving,
curblng and gutteIing West street from
Washington street TO James NJ. Munroe's
residence would be So 300 An order was
Offered appropriating this amount. Coun-
sellor Reyell stated that the finances OF
the city at the present time would not
permit this expense. Mayor Brown
thought that the city was able TO meet
the expense. 1t was proposed to adver'
tise for proposals 10 do the work and re-
port at the next meeting of the Board.
Alderman Boessel, reported that he
had advertised and received four propos-
ais to build and repair the Waterwitch
Hook and Ladder Company on East
street. The proposals were as follows:
f. Parkinson, new building. 5000. re-
pair old building, $3.50; Ashburn. new
building, 81 sos, repair old building,
$3.50; J Bright, new building, 1,175, re
pair old building, $500; Lloyd. & Co,
new building 81 500, repair old building
81 600 The contract was awarded TO
Mr. Elmer Parkinson, at the price nam
ed to build new building.
The following applicants for liquor Ii
censes were received and unanimously
granted
Michael J. 0'Connell, saloon and hotel,
corner Church Circle and Church street.
Charles A. Crsndall, saloon, No. 81
Church street.
Charles Weis, saloon on Market space.
VIM. II. Carroll, saloon No 4, Holland
street.
John Mason, saloon North side city
dock.
The Mayor stated that owing to an
Act passed by the last session of the
ed to accompany the application for IL
quor license was abolished.
The petition of Ellen E. Kealy. ask
ing that the fine Imposed by Justice
Pindell, for not having license on cart,
was ordered to be RENTED.
Mrs. Ellen Corcoran was RENTED $50
on liquor, license taken out after death
of her husband
The following bills we're reported ia
yorably by the finance committee, and
ordered TO be paid
Il. E, Parkinson .................. 500
j. w. Basil. ............. 600
ID. V. Bright. ......,............ 425
A. G.. 4 f. Light Co.. SSl ~
The Board adjourned to meet on Mon
day, April %, at o'clock to receive APP
plicafions for Gouor licenses