The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-11

Rurton. Hardwlcke. John NJ. King. Z. VI.
Noble. Smith, Snead. Starke, Vaughan
Moore Brock and Lawder
A number OF frame building permits
A resolution was adopted transferring
the control of the boulevard from the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings TO
the Street Committee.
SEWERS IN FULTON.
Tho BOARD also concurred on resolutions
10 hear allegations on sewers In Fulton OF,
Sixth street from Denny TO LOUISIANA ana
on Denny from Sixth 10 Lester, r-.....t,
The resolutisn adopted by the CoungH
last Monday evening endorsing the lnVl-
,tior to The G.. A. r., to come 20 Rich
mond I'm 1899 was concurred IN. Co.,,
Messrs. Joseph Wallerstein ana SaIlQe "
REGISTER briefly spoke on the subject by
IN 'rr,s, renIy 70 questions propounded by Mr.
cto,i.e Mr. Rogester said that ne was
informed that the Louisville city govern
ment had not aided iinanciaiy III the e"-
tertainment Of the G.. A. X.
Major Allen called for recordeI No,e
80 tJo eubiect which resulted IN al Noi-
ing ave except Major Allen ana MI hu'u-
wicke. .,i.. ,yticb had
been approved by individual members vi
g ~" ~ Denarfmont Committee were
submitted objection to thelr apPI
was made by Major Allen, VINO took nv nv
ground that they had not been cons GonsluTae ,,,,'s
90 much of this kind Of legislation. 80
M Ntr T1rrnin took the ground that the
oo,iree Major Allen contended for wouiu
unnecessarily delay citizens VINO "lsheu "
build. -. ,,or,,f,s under
classification to the Fire Department
committee was defeated, and the appica-
lions ErHIseMS EfrTE eMSAIN-sTREET LINE.
M, rasnintion granting permission 70
tho CITY Railway Company 10 place tliu'l
rails on Main street without niahinS asta5 :" :"
concrete bed. was concurred IN al'eI
spirited discussion. -....,.,i.to, 90
Air. Turpin made vigorous opposiiloh 70
hot he termed the gross favoritsm OF
the resolution The ink OF an oIulildlC.
reouiring concrete beds for all new stIeei
railway construction was h9Fuiy uig ..a IT,
he wished to see some consistency l' s'iv
Councu. He said the company was Vhiy
rlaN,ing for position, and demanded Il
reoson vvbv the ordinance should be over
ridden and asked who had given pefhils-
sion 10 rip up the streets. - 1900,
Captain Pizzni had said that the reuso, ,,..,s
Tor rnaking an exception in this case was
that the Improvement was IN the nav
of n temporary repair. The cost had Devh
given to him as being S3o'OoO ,,,...
s,'Vhe idea Of that company spehunins
s95 600 for temporary repairs silo MI
,rurpin in tones of Witherihg Scorh
ria said the ordinance under consldera-
tion was gotten through the street Ioin-
mittee by humbueetIN' .. -, .tts
Mr. King said he failed TO see why lills lii
Improvement would give the, company any
advantage when the question OF grant
ING the franchise should come up again.
HAD PLEDGES.
Can+atn Pizziuf Of the Richmond Raii-
way and Electric Company, was allowed
10 sneak He said the streets han beth
onened m and work begun under the au-
tborization Of the Street Committee Inc
common Council had given its approval
and n majority OF the individual mem
hers OF the Board OF Aldermen ana the
Nayor had given the company assurances
that the authorization would receive their
approval. ...,. NJ ,r,,r,,i, rro-
ceeded TO ridicule the idea that the old
COMPANY was prompted by anything but
selfish motives. -, 49,
A recorded vote was called for. and the
action OF the Council was concurred IN
by the following vote; r
Aves. Messrs. Bahen, Brock Burton,
King. Moore, Lawder, Snead' Starke'
Naughan-9. =.
Noes-Messrs. Allen, Hardwicke' E. M.
Noble and Turpin-4 49,,
resolutions instructing that lights be
nIaced nj Fourth and Duval Webster and
Poane streets. and First street. AT the via
duct were referred 20 the Light Commit
tee. -. -,o.rD
Mr. Rahen offered resolution summon
inc the hoard OF Health 20 appear before
the hoard of Aldermen at the next meet
ing 10 explain why property on 81: Paul
and nm streets was not connected with
the city sewers
The resolution was reIeIreu 10 the Nofn-
mittee on Health.