Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-08
THEY MUST SUBMIT.
The Common Council Adopts General
Vaccination Measures.
TIE ANNEXATION OF MANCHESTER.
ro,o,ittec Appointed TO Meet - Similar
Rody from Across tho Rivcr-s'rce'
Resolutions Passed.

-, u.,s tho resolution q the 'V"''"''''e
r,..,,h o,,,r,prlailng 800 or 30 much
-. sight ~ found necessary
=. ro vaccination Of residents OF '"e
~. .,,.,sure wen; through under
80 tho rules and the money
,.ri b., available for such use as $40" -
,,o n,arl c5ncurs in the act'o" o' '"'
lower brancn' ,,.A .A,,,,.1 those
-, 3, be President Glover ana
,,,ssrs Bloomberg Blanks bfocN
c,.l,c carter. Cot,rel Davis. DonieaVy'
,-,,s Ferrifer. Crimes. Gunst HoDso"'
r,w1e-. Mcdowell. Murphy Page Se"y'
sr,,,b Trowcr, Walersiein, ana WOODY
no following communication from 'he
,,,,,,~ concerning the smallpox matter
,.,. read and ordered TO be filed;
,,pre,,,ting the grayity Of the sltua'
.''.,,,r city being threatened by an IN
vasion Of small-pox-l urgently recon-
mend the adoption Of the resolution o'
-. Committee on Health appropraung
,o,oo or 80 much thereof as necessary
~ The vaccination Of the citizens OF
Richmond
r,,er I'm the session Mr. Davis presented
o. ,,s,p,nce. which was adopted. pro-
,..t,,, for general vaccination Of the
pcople of Richmond
NOT ~ THEIR POWFP.
The resolution providing that the Hic"-
.,,,1 Railway and Electric Company be
,.,,l-.1 10 allow It's employees time IN
,.n,ch 20 eat their dinner came up from
,rs Committee on Streets. with the eNpla-
naiion that that body had no JURISDICTION
IN he premises.
Tho Council adopted the resolution re-
commented by the Committee on streets
tro.i.n. that hereafter only sranoi'ihic
navement shall be laid on the south s1e
# pr,aI from Tenth to Ailms street
Tn. body also adopted the ordinance
ler,l.ztns the lease Of the route OF the
sou,hslde Laul ana improvement com
many 70 the Richmond anI Manchester
Railroad Company
The sum Of $40 was. upon The recon-
rn,ulaoon Of the Finance Committee ap-
propriatcI and placed 10 the cTedlt Oi
the Committee on Elections
The Committee on Finance Teconihehi
ed that the Committee on streets De @u-
tborlzsl q, use tne sum II $500. placed
10 the credit # the account OF ReseINoH
avenue for the purchase of a strip SIX
tv-sev.n feet wide from Grove avenue 10
Main street for the purpose of widening
the boulevard IN that locality. Ihe same
committee also recommended that the
sum Of 81. l5 be appropriated TO complete
the work This was agreed to.
\ FIVE-YEAR CONTRACT.
Tho Committee on Light was authorized
70 enter into contract with the Armtase
Manufacturing Company for five years Tor
the utilization of the ammoniacal hqIor
produced Al the Lower sas-works, sald
company to pay tO the city thiriy-nVe
cents per hundred pounds for all the
sulphate of ammonia made from this
liquor.
The Council concurred in the resolution
adouted by the Board Of Aldermen. ap-
uropriatlng slC5 for the grading of the
alley between Twenty-fourth and Twenty
NTH and Leigh street and Church Hill
avenue.
similar action was taken in regard 70
the measure introducing a seven-minute
schedule on the Marshall-street line OF
the street railroad company.
The bonds OF the various city ofiicials
were approved by the lower branch
was adopted authorizing the Committee
on Streets to hear allegations for the
grading and paving of the alley between
Graham anl Hancock and Clay ana
Catherine streets.
on motion Of Mr.. Blanks an ordina1ce
was considered providing the ppe-aying
force Of the city water-wOrks with
horse and wagon: also an ordinance pro-
ylding a horse and wagon for the tapping
force Of the same department. Both or
d.nances had been reported adversely hy
the Committee on water. but after some
little discussion they were referred back
20 that committee
Mr. Bloomherg offered n resolution pro
viding that the cnarmcn Of the various
standing committees shall report all
amendments 10 the revised ordinances 20
the rcyiser within thirty days after tho
approval OF the resolution to be put in
book form. The resolution was adopted.
No REFORM LAST NIGHT.
At this point Mr.. Caskie said that he
had intended IL call up the report Of the
Committee on Retrenchment ard Reform.
but In vlcw of the absence Of seven menu
tiers NJ changed his plan but gave notice
that he would call II up for fnal dspO-
sitiOn at the next regular meeting.
Mr.. Caske moved 10 take from the
table the second report Of his committee
which provides the taxing Of the prop
ertY which is t. be sold for dclnluent
taxes. Mr.. Castle explained that at
present only per cent penalty was paid,
whilo the ordinance contained in the re-
port provided for the payment Of per
cent. before the sale and OF 10 per cent.
after the sale.
The motion TO take from the table was
lost by tho following vote;
u
Caskic. Cottren Gunst Hobson. Murphy.
S-ay. Walorsteln. and GlOver-1l.
Nays-M 'ssrs. Davis. Donleavy. Epps,
Forritcr Grimes Jackson. I.awder. Nc
Dow,n. Page. Smith, Trower. Woody-l2.
a resolution from the Ear Association
thanking the Council for the granting OF
room in the city Hall for a law library
was ordered % be spread on the minutes.
To PAY THEIR SALARIES
Mr. I.awdcr offered a resolution appro-
priating the sum OF s. 22j FOR the credit
Of the salary account Of the Fire Depart
ment 10 increase the salaries OF the oiii-
cials In that department recently reduced
90 their former figures.
MIR. Mcdowell moved the rcconsidera-
ton Of the vote 10y which the body re-
fused 10 take from the table the second
report ~ the Committee on Retrenchment
and Reform. The motion was lost by a
Vote of 10 II.
on motion OF Mr.. Walerstcin the body
decided q turn over % Hon. Job Dewitt
Warner. member Of the House Of Dele
gates one cancelled baby bond Of the
denomination Of SO and one Of the de-
nomination u s.. Mr Wallerstein ex-
Ihinei that these bonds were to receive
i'ac" In historical collection OF bonds
Nsu'd curing the recent financial crisis.
M F..N