Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-03-27

The month-end meeting Of the Mayor
aud City Council was held in the
Council Chamber, City Hall, last
night. Mayor Douw called the Board
to order promptly and proceeded to
dispatch the following business:
PETITIONS.
The petition of Eleanor Briscoe.
Hester Carver aud others for the use
OF the Assembly Rooms some time in
May for an entertainment for the
benefit OF the colored portion of St.
Anne Cemetery. was granted, nro-
vided it closes at IL 80 p. m.
The petition of ]. Wesley Chase,
principal OF Stanton public school, aud
L. Arlington Thompson, first assist
ant, to refund the 81 paid the city for
special police during entertainments
at the Assembly Rooms. March is.
who did not appear, was, on motion,
refunded.
Tie petition of Frank Parker snd
Albert Snowden to remit fine imposed
by Justice Feldmeyer for not having
a license on their carts as provided bv
city ordinance, was referred to a
special committee composed of the
Mayor, Counsellor and Alderman
Thompson, f. H., Eto report at the
next meeting.
Tie petition of Col George A. Head
for the removal of distractions in the
road bed leading from Southgate ave-
nue. to spa creek and fo1 an electric
light on said street, was referred to
the Committee on Streets with power
to act
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were
granted:
To @. A. Dubois for the Annapolis
Land and Improvement Company, to
erect frame dwelling on johnson
street
To @. A Dubois for the Annapolis
Land and Improvement Company, to
erect frame dwelling on Lincoln
Place.
TO Moses Jennings, to erect frame
dwelling on Morris street for J. Albert
Adams.
To Charles W. Jess, to erect store
front to store at corner sof Fleet and
Oornhilt streets; rejected.
Mr.. s. Rosenberg, manager of the
Hub Clothing Store, Market Space,
appeared before the Board to ask the
remittance of the fine imposed by
Justice Feldmeyer for violating a
city ordinace by obstructing the streets
with boxes ON Sunday after being no
titled by the police to remove the
same. Mr.. Rosenburg said il would
not oocur again and he was not aware
of the fact. On motion of Counsellor
Riley the matter was referred to a
special committee composed of the
Mayor, Counsellor and Alderman II.
II. Thompson.
ORDERS.
The following orders were offered
and passed
BY the Mayor-That S400 or as much
thereof as is necessary be and the
same is hereby appropriated for the
Mayors contingent fund on account of
extraordinary expenditures necessitat.
ed by the smallpox case adopted.
BY Alderman Strange-That $3.50 be
for the use of the City
Commissioner for the month of April
for cleanings tIeets; adopted.
BY Alderman Strange-That $50 be
for contingent fund for
the use of the City Commissioners for
the month of April; adopted.
BY Alderman Munroe-That the
Clerk be instructed to sell the old
linoleum that was used in the Coun-
Gil Chamber; adopted.
By the Mayor-That the Fire Mar
shall be authorized to have the tires
on the steam fire enigne cut; adopted
Alderman Liuthicum moved that the
books Of the market master be audited,
which was referred to the Market
House Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
The following bills were reported
favorably by the Finance Committee
and ordered paid T.. A. Munroe,
SSl. .75; b. & S. L. R.R., S1.20; II. r.
Riley, 81; Bait Office Supply Co.,
81. so, Henry b. Myers, $34. so.
On motion of Alderman Baer the
Board at .. 10 p. N. adjourned