The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-27
VOTE TO EXC NGE
The PROPERTY
Want Lot Owned BY Richmond Loco
motive and Machine Works.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN EN- MEET.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN MEET.
Concur ia n Number Of Ordinances
and neutrality-suspicious. Of Com
mitsec ON Relief OF the Poor.
Mr.. Calder'sPro1ntse-

mit.ec ON Relief OF ,he Poor.
Mr.. Caldcr,ssProlntsc-
:, The Board of Aldermen last nisht COZ
nurrca in resolutions making app.oR''a-
: toms fnr street paving and sewer Work,
: ~..s,,s,, had been adopted in the lower
arsnrh Fourteen members were necessa-s
4 -. IA vote concurrence, and exactiy four
ICON we're present, as follows: Messrs.s
Alien III, the cnair), MosbE King, Ihona-5
SON Fesri,e., Bahen. LAWYER. w nitesa.
smith. Drewry, Gordon. Burton. HARD
wtcke. and Donahoe.
Before proceeding TO consideration OF the
e.r.e1 resolutions. the Board voted. II TO
) in favor OF tho exchanges OF certain prop
ARR, nj The city for lot owned by me
y,ichnoud Locomotive and Machine WoIks
a,.. King and Ar. Bahen voted against
concurrence, The Gorner member SAID
thar he was no: opposed TO the exchange.
an: thought the properties should De ap-
p.a;sed, and the Council advised Oh me
appra,sement before votins upon the prop
ositson. Voting without the light o. ap-=
nraisemen:. he considered. unbnsiness-iikc.
Tbs Board concurred n resolutions pro-
yid,ns for street paving and sewer con-
s1-rction, as follows
PAVING AND SEWER WORK.
Sidewalk paving on Baker Street. from
Second 10 Third. Slso.
Sidewalk paving on Baker Streei, from
First 10 Second, $50.
Sidewalk paving On Randolph Street,
from Beverley 10 Ashland, 500
Sidewalk paving on Randolph Street,
from RiyervieH Cemetery to Tobacco
Street, SoJe-
Sidewalk paving on Plum Street, from
Main Street 10 Floyd Avenue. Ssls
Sidewalk paving on State Street, from
williamsburg Avenue to Fulton Street,
81
Sidewalk paving on Williamsburg Ave
nue, from Graham 10 Nicholson. SIS.
Sidewalk paving on Twenty-Second
Street, from Marshall Street 10 Church
Hill Avenue, S245.
Sidewalk paving on Twenty-siath street.
from NJ. TO n streets, $685.
Sidewalk paving on south side Of Broad
Street, in front of Nos. 7o5. iGs. III. 713
u.s. III and 119 East Broad. $4oS.
Sidewalk paving on north side Of Broad
Street between Fifth and Sixth, $3.50.
Sidewalk paving on south side Of Broad
Street, In front Of Nos. 519 and 521 East
Broad S1ss.
Sidewalk paving on north side of Broad
Street from Twelfth Street to Brook Ave-
nue.. sl.3D.
Sidewalk paving on north side of Broad
I ESIcSAs 4AO1A socCOisu w \ caA ILL., S1,eoo.
Sidewalk paving on south side of Main
Street, from Eleventh to Twelfth Streets,
S2l5.
Sidewalk paving on north side of Main
Street. from Eleventh to Twelfth, sa2s.
Sewer from sewer in Lombardy Street
TO and along the alley nearest to Grove
Avenue, ard between Grove Avenue and
Floyd Avenue and Plum and Lombardy
Streets, SIS.
g.. ,o1e
Street TO Fifth Street, in Fifth to Denny.
in Denny to Fourth. and in Fourth TO
Louisiana Street, So. 1860.
Sewer in Williamsburg Avenue from
Louisiana to Orleans Streets. 1910.
These appropriations had all been voted
by the Common Council. so that the con-
currence of the Board insures the early
commencement of the work. The apprc-
priations foot mp E1l. $3.50.
The clerk reported communication
from the Common Council. stating that 1t
had concurred in various resolutions and
ordinances sent from the Board. These
have been heretofore outlined. The COM
1nunication was filed.
3 The Board concurred in Council reso-
luton directing the Auditor to issue his
warrant in favor Of the present City Ser
geant for $50. in payment for three sets of
jail records.
:
PROMISES TO PAY DEBT.
There was special meeting of the Coun-
eli Committee on Grounds and Buildings
last night at 7:S0 o'clock to consider the
promise OF Mr.. Alex. c.. Calder, engineer at
the City Hall. relative TO paying a debt to
Mrs Francis. Mr.. Calder appeared before
the committee and again assured it that
me intended to keep his promise and pay
AIRS. Francis all that he owed her
ItheTa Jya Soma
changing of the arrangements for the
places of the concerts by 41ardella's band
10 capitol Square, as It was thought to be
Inc most centrally located park in the city.
me matter was dismissed without any
action upon it
NE Manning Gels the Contract.
The Committee on Relief of the Poor met
IN the City Hall last night at 7:sO o'clock
and considered the matter of installing inn
proNements in the laundry-room at the
white almshoase.
AT meeting cf the committee held last
month a contract for the work was award
ed to Mr. c. Manning, the lowest bidder.
4. was brought to the attention of the
committee that marble laundry tubs would
be cheaper than crockery tubs. which had
been specified. and a subcommittee. was
appointed to consider the question and de-
eide upon the tub that was most desirable.
Inc subcommittee reported at Subse-
quent meeting recommending that marble
tubs had been ordered. and the action of
the subcommittee was endorsed.
After some discussion it was decided to
request Mr.. Manning TO write the parties
OF whom he has ordered marble tubs to re-
lease him from the order. and in the event
a release Is obtained that he put in an
other kind of tubs.
Demands or the Miners.
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