Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1902-02-11
MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL.
The Garbage Contract Awarded
To Harry E. Feldmeyer.
ALDERMAN WILLIAMS IN A
BAD HUMOR.

The Mayor for lndulging In Personal
Remarks = Alderman Henkel Denies
The 0harges-Reports, Petitions, Or
ders, Bills Passed, Etc.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mayor ard Civ Council met last night
in the Council Chamber, at the City Hall
There were present at roll-call Mayor
Du uBois. Counsellor Claude and Alder
men Henkel. Marcy, Williams, Thomp..
son. +. H.. Feldmeyer and Thompson,
t. A. The proceedings OF the previous
meeting of the Board were read by City
Clerk Charles M Robinson, and were
approved as recorded.
REPORTS
The City Clerks report showed the
following collections from licenses for the
month Carts and vehicles, 81 90; dogs,
75 cents; building permits, 81 90; rent of
Assembly Rooms, $40; total S56.7I.
Tie Street Committee reported that
they had awarded the contract to re-
move the garbsge and street sweepings
for the months OF February and March
to Harry Z. Feldmeyer at 81 90 per day
per cart and d liver. he being the lowest
DR.. John Ridoul. City Health Officer,
submitted his report for the month of
January. which showed the number oi
deaths for the month to be fiiteen-7
white and colored; ~ births, of which
we're whi;e and I6 colored. No cases
OF contagious diseases were reported dur
ing the month.
o her bidders were as follows James
n. Vansant. 1910 per team per day, and
5 cents per load for street sweepings:
Richard G. CLANCY ,S2 90 per team within
the city limits; Harry E. Feldmeyer,
81. 90 per team per day, and a return OF
ST. 90 per month to the city for street
s~eepings; Solomon Bolden, S773 per
team per day. and 10 cents per load for
stree, sweepings. The committee deem
ed MIR Feldmeyer's bid the lowest, and
he was awarded the contract.
PETITIONS. ETC.
Permission was granted Messrs. Wells
& Ward to erect two-and a-half story
frame dwelling and store on West sire ct
for Mir. and Mrs. George Miller.
The petition OF Joseph c. Darnell to
have his name stricken from the assess
ment books OF personal property, having
disposed of the same. which was referred
to the Finance Committee.
The petition OF William II. Rullman,
ex-Cily Tax Collector. asking for a fur
ther extension OF time in which to collect
delinquent taxes. was, on motion of AL
derman Thompson, T. A., extended TO
thirty days.
The letter and petition of ID. N. E.
Campbell, with reference to damage done
to his property by the laying out OF Nor
ris street. and asking that the city give
him proper relief was, on motion OF AL
derman Williams. laid on the table.
Ex-Cily Collector Charles G.. Field
meyer submitted list of delinquent tax
payers and said there was about 81, goo
outstanding and asked an extension OF
thirty days, which, on motion of Alder
man Thompson. t. A., was granted.
The Mayor laid before the Board the
letter of Superintendent Wainwright OF
the Naval Academy accompanied with a
profile of King George street from Mary
land avenue to the Port Warden's line,
showing the present grade OF the street,
Streets.
The communication of the Annapolis
Water Company with reference to an
order of the Board, passed on the I3th
inst. requesting the Water Company to
place water pipe on Clay street. from
Washington street to Calvert street, was,
on motion OF Alderman Thompson. T. A.,
laid on the table.
The petition of David ". Miller, Frank
N. Basil and all the butchers and huck-
sters OF the city market for a public tele-
phone in the Market Masters room in
the city market was. on motion Of Coun-
sellor Claude, granted. the same to be
put in under the direction of the Market
House Committee.
Permission was granted Mrs. William
B. Gardiner, Mrs. Samuel Jones, Mrs ].
B. Girault and Mrs. William NJ. Abbott,
members of the Ladies Aid Society of
the Presbyterian Church. the use OF the
Assembly Rooms for Thursday ard Fri
day evenings. February AZ ard 78, for
the purpose of holding a supper for the
bene AT of the church.
A resolution offered by Alderman w
L. Marcy authorizing and empowering
the Mayor, on behalf of the Mayor and
City Council 10 execute deed convey
ing the beds and easements over those
portions of Hanover. Governor, Holland,
Bridge and Water streets and the alley
ways entering the same, which lie within
the limits Of the property now being oc-
copied by the United States as an addi-
ton TO the Naval Academy. acknowledge
the same as the attorney of the Corpor-
alton before any officer authoriE d to take
acknowledgements. in order that the sane
may be duly record d according to law
Alderman Henkel moved that the resc-
luton be referrt d 10 the City Counsellor,
which was lost. and the resolution was
adopted by yea and nay vote.
ORDERS.
BY Alderman Thompson. T. A.-That
a hydrant be placed at the corner OF
Calvert and Northwest streets, which
was referred to the Street Committee.
BY Alderman Williams - That the
Mayor draw his order on the City Treas
urer in favor of Clarence M. Jones, for
ten days pay as city policeman, which
was rejected.
BY Alderman Thompson, +. A.-That
the fine and costs imposed upon John
Woodward by Justice Feldmeyer. be re-
funded. which was rejected by a yea
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