The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-30
REyTsED oRDINANcEs.
The Committee of the whole Makes ""''
comparativeIy Few Alterations

rho two branches % the c.ty Connch
-, last evening in the Council chamber
as Committee Of the Whole 20 continue
tho consideration Of the reFised oi-'
r,nees I'm the absence ol fiesin, ~
Turpin. Of the Board OF a,rman Tor the
svening Captain Alex. COKE, the COZ a,
dor recorded. and Sergeant-at-AIhls L.
n Ralston acted as reading cl+th,i ~
Chapter 3D. relating 20. w :. NM
rartm.ut was first taken up, anu 49,
Ter az sections concerning the boAlu VI
Police Commissioners were sltlchrH 80.
| non the recommendation OF 'i', 80
Attorney, section was 50 an, ll"cv '' t
the number Of policemen Ana'' -, ~ ,'
six instead Of eighty, ana that hereafter
Zach uclice captain shall not DC COM
pelled 10 live i'm the district over MuicH
lie presides. The Committee on 1o,C'
was asked 10 request the Board or Lonee
commissioners TO adopt sections 80, 90
and 81. concerning the dutes anu CUM
pensatiOn OF the police surgeon
Mn Mcdowell moved that the consldera-
ion of the charter concerning lhe uel@lt
ment Of the relief OF the poor Dc post
noned until some future meeting, 10 en-
ahIa the CITY Attorney TO prepare an
oriinance regulating the services AT free
dispeusaries The motion was aqopteu.
Chapter IS. relating 10 the pupLc ltes
eohoois was then taken up. IL was
aqreed TO with a few slight amendments
a.s,ts,4a If eac.ion 4. In the latter see
lion. at the suggestion OF Mr.. Caskie'
that portion relating 70 the salary OF tlie
clerk to the School Board was strlchei
ONT with the understanding that an
sal8ried officers Of the city, with the
salaries paid them. shall be enumerated
i'm n general ordinance. TO be prepared
bv the city Attorney. provision "as
also added that the clerk 20 me ochoyi
BOARD shall give a bond OF $1,000, when
IL 10 be recommended by the Mayor ana
City Attorney. - o,oo
margarine was agreed - without cndhSc'
and the same was done with chapter
~ concerning fines and penalties. except
that the High Constable shall hold his
nublic auctions not at his office, which is
at the city Hall, but at the store-room
used by him. Chapter I'll. concerning
the sale of fuel, was agreed 70 without
any material change.
Chapter 81, concerning the pay OF JUS
tees of the peace, jurors, reslsFalioh
and eJectiC. officers. was adopted Win
out any change. only provision was made
FOR the payment Of jurors or the Law
and Equity Court by the City Auditor
Ike those OF other courts.
on motion Of Mr.. Briggs. il was de-
cided that the next meeting OF the COM
roi,teo Of the Whole take place a week
from today at 1880 p. NJ
chantcr ~. concerning The employment
Of prisoners IN the city Jail, was stricken
ont and the City Attorney was requested
70 rrcpqre an ordinance which provides
for the employment ~ tramDs In brcafins
stone. under proper supervision. CHAPTER
~. concerning the Board Of Public In
rerast was agreed 70 without change,
and the same actor was taken IN regard
10 chapter 20 concerning port waraens,
and I'm regard 70 chapter 80 concerning
harbOr masters
Ira chapter % concerning I've animals,
n row section was inserted. which rea1s
as follows: no I've stock intended for
food such as cattle sho"D. and hogs
exceeding two. shall be driven through
the streets OF This city excepf between
the hours Of - O'Clock +. n End 2 A
": nor shall any horses. mules. ponies,
or asses. exceeding two IN numbo~ in
tended for market or shiDment be driven
through said streets In the daytime
unless securely tied together in pairs or
larger numbers. Any person violating
THIS section shall be fined not less than
so nor more than SO"
Chapter -. concerning the Coroner OF
the city. was agreed upon without any
change The only changes made IN
chanter 81. concerning the mea srring
OF grain, were charging the standard
weights OF clover seed from - to co
pounds and Of onions from 50 to 30
pounds
ton Of this chapter the committee adj
journed.