Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-13
'THE CITY COUNCIL MEETING
ONLY ROUTINE BUSINESS WAS
TRANSACTED.
Delinquent Taxpayers Must Pay
Up Petitions And Orders
Bills Passed.

Nothing of startling nature was
transacted at the regular monthly
meeting Of the Mayor and City Council
last night. and only the regular order
of business was disposed of by the
Board.
The monthly reports Of the city ON
GERS for October We're submitted and
referred to the appropriate committees
for their approval. Only one building
permit was granted and that TO Dir.
George Wells for the erection of a
porch to residence on Market street.
Two permissions were granted for
the use of the Assembly Rooms one
TO St. Philips +. Il. Church on North
west street for December /, and one to
Mt. Moriah a. M. Il. Church for No
vember 2S for entertainments.
Tho petition of the Hod Carrier $
Union TO refund them 81 paid the city
clerk for special police service at a
ball on October is was granted.
The petition of T.. b. Cooper, repre-
senting the Annapolis Storage Com
pany. for an abatement on certain
property that he had disposed OF and
for the transfer of certain other prop
erty TO him from his brother, was
granted i'm certain particulars.
The committee on streets submitted
corrected plans for the sewer 10 be
constructed from Madison street TO
Spa creek, and on motion of Coun-
sellor Riley the street committee WAS
directed TO advertise for proposals to
construct the same according TO plans
and specifications, which was adopt
ed.
ORDERS PASSED.
The following orders were submitted
and passed.
BY Alderman Strange-That 500 or
rs much as may be necessary, be APP
propraited TO pave the west Side of
Bryan's alley, which was referred TO
the committee on streets TO report
when the improvements have begun.
BY Alderman Strange THAT Sl75 or
as much as may be necessary, be ap-
propriated TO lay curb on Market
Space, from Carroll street TO Cornhill
street, which was referred to the COM
mittee on streets.
BY Counsellor Riley-That 500 be
appropriated as a contingent fund for
the Mayor, which was adopted.
BY Alderman Strange Sl75 or
as much as may be necessary, bo APP
propriated to lay cement floor in
the Water Witch Hook and Ladder
Company truck house, which was
adopted.
BY Alderman 4. A. Thompson That
$3.50 or as much as may be necessary
be appropriated TO lay a sewer from
the corner of Northwest and Calvert
streets to point beyond Paca street,
which was referred to the street com
mittee.
Alderman 7. A. Thompson, of the
Third ward, offered resolution that
inasmuch as the National Cemetery
being located at Annapolis, Md, that
our representative in Congress from
the Fifth Congressional District be in
structed to introduce bill at the COM
ing Congress appropriating $40, coo for
the paving of the street leading to
the same, which. on motion of Alder
man STANCE, was postponed for future
action.
on motion Of Alderman Strange,
collectors Jones, Smith and RUSSELL
were requested 10 submit to the
Board at its next meeting list of
all persons in arrears for taxes for the
several years for which they were col
lectors.
Alderman f. ii. Thompson, chair
man of the committee on Public
Buildings, submitted the following
bids for repairs to the Assembly
Rooms: W. III. Smith, $625.50; p. X.
Parlett, $503.00: w. b. Gardiner,
1922. 90; +. D. Skipper, $47S.s2. Mr..
skipper being the lowest bidder, he
was awarded the contract:
The following bills were reported
favorably by the finance committee