Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-04-15
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
POSITION OF ENGINEER
DECLARED
Vacant By The Board And The Fire De-
partment Will Have To Look For
A New Official Building
permits Granted

OF Apiil as held last night IN the Council
Chamber, City Hall. Present Mayor
Dub is. Counsellor Claude and Alder
men Henkel. Marcy, Thompson, r. r.. i,
Williams. Feldmeyer. Thompson, T. A.
The clerk read the minutes Of the pre-
vious meeting. which we're approved.
The communication of Sbellman b.
Brown regarding the proposed purchase
10y the city OF pi, &C OF property now
owned by the Annapolis, Washington &
Baltimore Railroad Company. to be used
as an extension OF Bladen street, was re-
fered to the Street Committee.
The molion to accept the resignation
OF Ohm IA. Newton as engineer to the
Annapolis Fire Department was lost on
the ground that II il was accepted the
city would have to pay him for the past
month and no services rendered.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Permi, was granite d to Alex. Evans &
Son TO erect a three-story cottage on
Charles street.
Permit was granted to Miss Amelia G..
Plnkney TO erect three two-story frame
houses on Acton Lane
Permit was granted to Mrs. Aline Nc
Nair to erect 2 ~ story frame dwelling
or King George street.
Permit was granted 10 {. {. Evans to
erect two story frame dwelling in the
rear OF los Prince George street.
Permit was granted to John w. Ander-
son TO ere CT an iron frame for an awning
in front Of his store on West street.
Permit was granted TO Chas. A. How
ard 10 erect an iron frame for an awning
in front OF his store on Francis street.
Permit was granted to Mr.. L. w. Riley
to erect two-story dwelling in the rear
Of his property on Prince George street.
Permit was granted to VIM. A. Larned
20 erect a fouf.slofy building-an sddi-
ton TO the old Paca Mansion on Prince
George street. which is to be used for
hotel purposes.
The request Of {. {. Weldon 10 place
a bench on the sidewalk in front Of his
place OF business on Market space, was
referred to the Street Committee.
ORDERS TAssED.
BY the Mayor-That the position Of
engineer OF the Fire Department be de-
claTed vacant.
by Alderman Feldmeyer-That 500
be appropriated for street hands during
the month Of May.
BY Alderman Henkei-That the sum
Of sz4.zz be paid to Henry B. Meyers
for bricks furnished.
BY the Mayor-1hst Isaac Machin be
paid $40 for paving the entrance to the
City Cemetery, which was lost.
BY Alderman Feldmeyer- that sIzs
be appropriated for gureriDg ard re-
c0rbing Charles street as per the peti-
ton filed.
by Alderman Thompson, T. A That
an ineandescent light be placed on Clay
street. opposite the Knights oI Jerusa-
lem Hall.
BY Alderman Thompson, T. A.-That
a bydraBt be placed at the corner Of
Cathedral and Franklin streets, which
was rejected.
BY Alderman Thompson, +. A.-That
| $50 be appropriated 10 gutter and curb
Calvert street extended, which was re-
ferfed TO the Committee on Streets.
BY Alderman Thompson, +. H.-That
the attention OF the Street Committee be
called 10 the sewer inlet at the corner OF
King George and Governor streets.
BY Alderman Thompson, +. A.-That
the Street Committee notify Mr.. K. q.
CLANCY TO repair the pavement in front
OF his property on Clay street.
BY Alderman Henkel-That the Coun-
sellor draw up the papers in deciding the
street bed OF ST. Johns street and the
beds OF the streets on Murray Hill to the
city Of Annapolis.
BY Alderman Feldmeyer-That $50
be appropriated for repairing the steps
on ChanceTy Lane or Franklin alley,
which was referred 10 the Street Com
mittee with power to act.
BY Alderman Thompson. T. A.-Thai
the Health Officer and Street Commis.
sioner be directed TO abate the nuisance
on the Crandall lot located on Church
street, next 10 Smiths drug store.
by Alderman WilIiams-That the City
Commissioner have repaired at once the
holes on Prince George and Gloucester
streets, which we're torn up by the Cai
Company and plumbers, was rejected.
by Alderman Thompson, T. A.-Ths
SIS be appropriated TO grade Catheda
street. from Franklin street 10 the inter
section OF Franklin and Cathedral streets
which was referred to the Committe.
on Streets,
| BY Alderman WiIIiams-That the An.
napolis x Baltimore Short Line Railroad
Company be notified TO at once remoy'
all obstacles in the extension Of CalyeT
street, which was referred 10 the Coun
sellor, TO report at the next meeting.
BY the Mayor-That STso be appro
priaied for the use and maintenance o
the Emergency Hospital Of Annapolis
Alderman Feldmeyer offered an amend
ment 10 make the amount $500, whicl
was lost. Alderman Thompson, r. II
offered an amendment to make th
amount Szoo, which was also lost. Tn
original oider was then adopted.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were iavorably re
ported by the finance committee
A G. & +. L. Co..........f7oz.I
Jones * Franklin. supplies Ie.c
Basil Bros, coal and wood ... 46.I
Basil Bros, coal for March 49,. I53 3
John b. Flood, coal and wood for
months Of January, February,
March. April and June. IooI... - 2
John Ridout, M. D., recording
deaths for the months Of Jsnu-
ary, February and M aTch.. ) 2
: Jones & Franklin, supplies. 81
DR.. George Wells. ls.......... z.o
| Frank A. Munroe. drv goods II