The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-19

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! or tho City Engineer, and that the Corn
| mittce on Finance be, and they are here.
by authorized to sell 10 the Hollywood
| Company for seventeen thousand five
| hundred and thirty seven dollars (sl7,53D
! part Of the Clarke Spring property lying
| south OF the south line Of the property to
| be sold to the st. Andrews Association,
| and east Of the east line Of the pro-
| vest Of the limo separating the said Clarke
Spring property from the property
| OF the said Hollywood Cemetery
| Company, and north Of the corpora
| ton limits on a line separating
| the said CLARK Spring property from the
| property or the said Hollywood Cemetery
Company. containing twenty-three 49s-
| 1000 acres the metes and bounds OF
which particularly appear upon the map
showing the property sold 20 Hollywood
Cemetery Company. reserving to the city
| of Richmond. however, the right to pre-
serve the space now occupied By graves
in said property, and also rescrying all
rights and easements necessary to the
construction, maintenance and repair OF
water. mains and pipes and sewers and
culverts, now located on said properties
other pipes or coniuits, or whlcllait may
be necessary for the city to locate there
on in the future; together with the FUR
Their right to the city Of Richmond to
grade Harrison Street when extended to
suitable 4and proper grade without en-.
titlng the said St.f2Andrew's Association
or Hollywood Cemetery Company to any
damage by reason Of tthe said grading
The deeds i conveying said properties To
the said st. AndreWs Associa ton and
to the Hollywood Cemetery Company to
be prepared and approved BY the City At
|Storney and also approved hy the COM
mittee on Finance. Il
2. That the sum OF twenty-five thousand
dollars (s25.o00) to be paid for the said
properties by the said St.&Andrew's AS
ISOLATION and the Hollywood Cemetery
ComPa ny. as aforesaid, shall be paid
into the treasury Of the city of Rich
lmonti and placed to the cred Of the gem
eral fund And upon such payment into
the treasury, as foresaid, the deeds here
inbefore authorized shall be executed
by the Mayor of the city of Richmond,
on behalf Of the city of Richmond and
the seal of the city attached thereto by
the treasurer Of the city Of Richmond
together with his attestation and when
SO signed and properly acknowledged,
shall be delivered to the said st. An
drcw's Association and to the Hollywood
cemetery company respectively y.
g. This ordinance shall be III force from
It's passage.
Finally Referred.
The substitute offered ny Mr.. Blair
was read BY tho clerk, and Mr.. Allen
moved thatit be referred to the Commits
toes on Grounds and Buildings, Streets
and Finance. This motion was opposed ny
Mr.. Blair and advocated by Mr.. Whttct.
Mr.. Dabney took strong ground for
reference, and said the proposition offered
BY Mr.. Blair was an entirely new one.
wl,icl, should go to the committees.
Mr. Blair REPLIED and he and Mr.. Dab
.nev engaged in brief running debate,
Mr. Dahney, on a question OF privilege,
sharply replied to Mr. Blair and ems
phatcally stated tina; his views were
being misrepresented. and asserted that
the proposition was so new that5it should
have consideration BY the committees
mentioned.
+, Mr.. Rlair withdrew his motion for i'm
mediate consideration, and Mr.. Satter-
field favored the sale Of the property by
public auction.
Mr.. Gunst opposed reference AMI
thought the matter should be settled
now, He thought tie compromise ordi-
nance, offered by Mr.. Blair was propc.
one. ana should be adopted,
Il Mr.. Rennolds favored the motion to re-
fer. and said ii should so hnc. because
the Board had deferred itnrtl the next
regular meeting
To Borrow Money,
Mr.. Sattertield's motion for auction
sale va defeated and the vote was taken
an Atr. Aliens motion tn refer, and this |
was adopted,
The board conquered in the temporary
loan proposition of 100000, recently
adopted ,y he loHer branch,
A resolution from the Poor COMMITTEES
apporprating $500 TO pay the expenses
OF three members of the Council to at
tend the convention OF Charities and Corr
rectons in Philadelphia in May was
vigorously denounced He said it was
a useles waste of money, and that it was
time for the conservative men in the C'tun
Gil to call a halt,
Mr. pahney thought $500 Was a rather
small amount for the city to contribute
for purpose of such high education, !
ana he declared there WAS no purpose
to have II junketing trip
The mpltel' was referred to tho Finance |
ana there can he no action |
until after the convention ad1ourns,
Nj. Wood called up the ordinance la |
issue $oos,0Go Of bonds for the completion |
Of the gas holder, lie high school and /
IN,
Tho clerk read the Pollard substituted
for the report of the special committee
which invcstigaled conditions In the gas
department., which substitute provides for
leaving the matter To the Conlnlittnss ON