The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-25
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ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
The Mayor Signs a Large Batch OF
Thcm-A Charter Granted Miller
China Company-Other Cases
i'm the Court.

The Mayor yesterday signed and turnec
over 70 CITY Clerk Ben z. August a large
batch OF ordinances and resolutions thus
completing the work Of the present city
Council.
The most important ordinance signed
was that I'm relation 20 the punishment
of Migrants. popularity known as the
tramp" ordinance.
Most OF the ordinances have penalties
attached and do not become effective un-
tU to-day week. when they Will nave
been published five times, as required by
law. ....,
RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES.
Among the most important resolutions
and ordinances signed were tho iolio"'
ing: ,,,-. -. -,
Seventeen resolutions providing for I'M
portant street improvements IN various
parts Of the city.
pefpndina tax to J. r. Montgomery
Approprlatlng $50 for the relief OF or
dcor Percy @. Minor, who lost an eye III
the discharge Of his duty.
Approprating $3.50 for the repair OF the
Free Bridge. contingent upon Manchester
making a like appropriation. 49,.
Ordering city bond No. s4I Tor S0.WV
with interest checks thereon amounting
TO 81. 200. TO be cancelled.
AuthorIug tax I'm the name OF MT. j.
W Ferguson. trustee for Julian T.. Crad-
dock. 10 be marked satisfied
RESOLUTIONS granting large NUMBER OF
building permits. -
Ordering tho payment OF numper Oh
claims. , ....t,,o. tbo
establishment Of mall routes on the cleo
trio lines I'm this city.
Requesting the fertilizer companies
around the city not TO mix cnemicais
when the wind blows from certain Ill
rections. -.-.,.... -. 90,
10 encourage granolithic paving by re-
ouirine, the Committees on Water and
light TO furnish all persons who put
down such paving the necessary laooF
TO encase the gas and water pipes.
Granting awning. permits to James H..
Gordon and Charles Howard.
Authorizing the Board Of FIRE Com .illl,-
sioners TO purchase lot, elsewhere tnah
Rroad street. Tor the use OF Engine Com
many No. Brook Avenue Company:
Authorizing record and index books
N he furnished 20 the City jan
Amending and reordaining the ordl-
,anre conccrning distractions at rail-
road stations. so as to allow hackmen TO
solicit custom at hotels from the seats
OF their hacks. ..,.0
Concerning the erection or woouei'
buildings. This c6nfers the power 70
srsrt frame building permits upon the
Fire Commissioners and Chiet OF the r're
Department -.
Conferring certain powers on the Com
nittAe on James Rive Improvement as
10 the harbor and port OF Richond, anu
the duties OF harb0rmaster.
Authorizing the Accounts and Print
ing Committee 10 elect a clerk at a sal
airy Of 500 per annum.
Imposing a license tax on certain ped
diers a..
fencing within three feet OF an alley or
street. unless on top OF a 5-foot wall.
A CHARTER GRANTED.
Judge Minor. In the Law and Equity
Court Yesterday granted a charter TO
tho Miller China Company. The capital
stock Is not 20 be less than $500 nor
more than $1,000. The officers are as
follows: :,
VI. l.. Denoon. president; William NJ.
Miller secretary and general manager
Directors. the above L. d. Miller. III. u.
Rail Hugh DenoOn. and w r.. Barker.
judgments were rendered In this Court
in favor OF the Union Bank against the
following parties:
John r. savile and W. II. Anderson,
$3.50: VIM. NJ Archer. $50; c. H. Todd.
sl2a II.
The case OF Pollard e. Bagby against
Helen Ide WAS decided In favor OF the
defendant.
THE EvENSEN CASE.
The case OF Christian Evensen against
p. ]. Morris. OF Norfolk on the charge
Of malicious prosecution. is now on trial.
Mr.. EvenSon is represented by Edgar
Allan and j. samuel Parrish; Mr., Nor
ris' attorneys are Hugh Miller and Geo.
Mcintosh.
In the Circuit Court judgment for sIi1