Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-04-10

Railway 10 replace rails ct Fayette and King
streets and to pave between TIE track and two
feet on each side thereof.
Communication from Mayor F. J.. Paf en-.
closing an ordinance 10 construct street
| railway by the Alexandra and Washington
Electric Railway ompany, and making GER.
tain recommendations.
Ordinance appropriating $3.50 for curbing
and paving Princess street from Lee TO Union.
Resolution appropr'ating $50 for crossings
at Duke and West streets.
Resolution approprialing $500 for gravel
! roadway on Franklin street, between Wash.
ington and Alfred.
Resolution TO investigate the charges for
electricity by the Alexandria Electric Com
pany.
Resolution appropriafing 500 for new
| pavement On Prince street adjoining the Re.
! lief Hook and adder house.
Petition OF II. Kirk, jr., tor permission 10
erect wagon shed at the corner Of Fayette
alley and Lee street.
Resolution TO recobhle and reset culbs on
Prince street, e'ween Lee and Union.
Resolution app opriatny 800 for q sewer
| on pitt street north from Wolfe.
Proposal from DR.. A. Luria TO lease certain
CITY property
| The board then adjourned
j. Y. N. CURTIN. Vice President.
Teste LUTHER II. THOMPSON. clerk.
COMMON COUNCIL.
At regular meeting of the Common
Council of the city Of Alexan ira, Va, held
| April 10. 1857, there were present Hubert
snowden, esq.,. President, and Messrs. Lead.
better, burke. kisheill, Str'uss. v iiliams,
| Brill, Bladder, Birrell, Monroe, Hellmutb,
harrison, Uher, -pinks and Evans.
A communication from the Mayor elclos-
ing an ordinance for tho Alexandria aud
Washington r ilw4y Company, and recon.
NEEDING new duties for III e.pt, II OF the
chain gang rs sanitary Officer; lso calling
attention Of Council 10 the bills Of the Plnkeis
ton Detective Agency, wss received
An ordinance granting PERMISSION to on
struct and operate street railwa, on certain
| streets of Alexandria by the Aexandi an
Washington Railway c mpsny. wa referred
to the int Committe' on Streets and General
Laws
An ardinance to provide for the grading,
| paving 81 d curbine o. Princess street, from
the west crossing If Union street 10 ths east
crossing Of ee street, was r.ferre 20 the
joint Committee on Sire Is nd Finance.
An ordinance 10 pr vide for the grading,
p wing aud ourbinR Of w shingtnn street.
| from the north curb Ii g of QIe n street to
the south curb line Of Wythe street was re-
ferred TO the jolut Committee on Streets and
| Fin nee. {
An ordin nee to provide for the grading,
| paving and urbiug Of King street. fr N the
| east crossing Of eytou st'e-t west to the cor.
| porati0n line, was ref'rrd TO the lint Com
mittee on streets and Finance.
An ordinsncei requiring the Washington.
Ale<and RE, and Mt. Vernon al way ON.
pany to lay groOved ra Is and paw with
vitrfe bri o. King street, from peytOn
street to corporation line, was referred to the
Committee on Streets
An Ordinance 10 grade. curb and pave
Cameron street, firm the west crossing Of
Royal street to the west crossing o. Fairfax
stree was read the second and third times
and passed-ayes Il, noes 0.
An ordinance directing the Wa hingt0n
Southern Railway Company to repl ce rails
on Faystte st eet, ten feet north an south Of
north and snuth curb line of King treet and
to pave between said rails and two feet each
side thereof. was recommended by the Com
| mittee on Streets and read three times and
passed-ayes 10. noes 0.
A proposal was received from Adolph Luri,,
| President Of The Ideal Hospital Red Com.
piny, 'or the lease or purchase Of property
d scribed in published ordinance aud was 70.
| ferred 10 thu joint Committee on Public
Property and Finance.
The Committee on Streets recommended
IN appropriation Of 81 500 to build sewer on
| south Washington street, from Wilkes street
sewer TO within one hundred feet OF FIR nix
lin street, to he available affer sewer taps
have been paid 10 City Treasurer to the
amount Of $40 The report was adopted.
ayes Is, noes o.
A resolution approp-isting S625 to recohbie
and reset curbs TO 40-foot adwas on Prince
! street, between Lee and Union streets, was
recommended by the Committee on Streets
and passed-ayes 10. noes O.
A resolution apprOpriating $500 to purchase
| 5000 copies Of Wedderburn's description Of
| Alexandra, the publication to b. approved
by the Finance Committee, was Oilersd by
Mr. Spinks and paSse9-Ayes l., noes 0.
Permission was granted Nh II Kirk j..
| 10 erect frame wagon shed rear Of stable
corner o. Fayete alley and Lee streets, pro-
| yidiDg there is no objection from the a. Join.
| ing property owners.
A resolution appropnating $50 to construct
crossings ut the intersection Of Duke and
| West streets Was offered by Mr.. Spinks and
referred to the Committee on Streets.
resolution appropristine $500 70 gravel
| Franklin street, between Washington and
| Alfred streets, was offered By Nr. Evans
and iefsrrsd 10 the Comm ttee on Streers
A revolution 10 investigate the min mum
charge Of Sl00 per month By the Alexandria
El-ctri" Light company. was h~red Nr.
Williams and referred to the Committee Oh
Light.
A resolution appmpriating $40 tn lay
~idew TX In front Of city prouery on Prince
street, adjoining he Relief Hook & a. der
house, was OGer-d by NJ. Brill and referred
to the Committee on Public Property
A resolution spDropriating s 90 70 lay o
pipe sewer on south lit street for no feet
north from the sewer at Wolfe and PITT
streets, WAS offered by Mr.. Leadbeater and
Dassed--.y. 15-nOes O.
The following was rs"eivei from the
Board Of Aldermen aud their action co cur
red In:
An act to appropriate p,rt ofthe ci y
revenue for the fiscal year ending May LIST.
1908.
Also en- ordinance for imposing and co.,
Letting licenses for tn fscsl ye commemc.
Ing June lst. 1907, and edd ng May ais. 1908.
Also report Of the Finsn e C"nl mice
reporting adversely on III pro osition OF W.
Alex. W, d ie'bu for dyertisinc tn al.
yahtsges Of AleKanddt.
Als0-a petition from A. RoxbuYy 10 re
single house No. ii0g Prince street
Also petition from G. o Pulw o h ere
q fl me building rear Of 30 Duke stre-r.
Also petition from G o Pullman 20 build
two frame houses 10 court boui ded Duke,
Columbus, Prince End Alfred streets.
The DO I'd then adjourned
HUBERT SNOWDEN, Presidens.
Teste: DANIEL r. STANsBURY. Clerk G. e.
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