Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-06-23
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with suitable curves, sgitchef
lions TO connect with tbs track
operated by the Washington, ria
NJ Vernon Railway Compan -
eron and Payne streets; also kl-.i.-
tain single track and cur itaole
switches and connections f. cks Of
said cOmpsny located at the fixing
street so as to connect the = COM
pany at the west end al 4 ut or
near the corporation line pack OF
the said company TO be la 'roperty
situated on the north ST. iieet and
90 connect with the pro- be laid
from the east eide of 'sest on
Cameron street 10 the "a. Snd 10
erect, construct and mai essary
poles, fixtures and wires ."r and
along the said streets, anu "a operate
over aud upon the tracks to, aid cars,
operated and propelled by elec. ~ or other
motive power than steam, was recommended
by the committee On streets and read the sec
ond time. A motion by Mr.. Evans 10 recon-
NIT the ordinance e. the com alittee on street.
was lost, Ayes, Mr.. Evans CD. Noes,
nass 5. Leadbeater, Burke Pisneill, Brum-
hack, Bladder Birrell, Monroe, Hellmuth.
UhleI, MARSHALL, Spinks and Mr.. President,
(l2). The ordinance was read the third time
and pissed AYES, Messrs. Leadbeater.
Burke, K she'll, Brumback, Brill, Baader.
Spnks, Evans and Mr.. President, IA; noes, D.
The committee on streets recommended an
appropriation of SIPS to gutter the south side
of Wilkes street, between Alfred and Pat
rick streets, and the report was adopted
ayes IA, noes D.
The committee on streets recommended an
appropriation of 800 TO construct sewer on
the north side Of King street, northwsrd on
Fayette street, 10 the first alley. thence east.
for ba N ha
avail bile when $50 has been deposited with
the City Treasurer for tapping sewer, and
the right Of way obtained tn ugh the
alley, and the report WAS adOpted-1yes Il,
noes U.
The committee on streets recommended
that permission be granted w, A. SmOot Il
Co. to erect a two story lumber shed on the
lot bounded by Lee, Cameron, and Union
streets and 1h0mpson's alley, and the report
was adopted.
report from John B. Waller, clerk, aud
f. w. Latham, superintendent, OF the city
gas department, aud ThOs. W. Robinson, city
treasurer, showing receipts and disburse-
medts and condition of the city gas works for
| the fiscal year ending May 3lst, 1909, was re-
| ceiyed, and ordered to be printed.
The following resolution recommended by
the Sinking Fund Commission was adopted
ayes IL, noes o:
Whereas Geo E. Price and j. +. Cook,
| trading under the firm name Of Geo +. Price
| * Co., have tailed TO comply and refuse 10
comply in the terms OF rental of certain space
in that portion of the city market known as
the fish market,
Resolved. That l.. II. Thompson, agent OF
the City Council of Alexandra, Va, be and
he is hereby directed to give to said Geo. T..
| Price d Co., the necessary legal notice 10 de-
| liver up and vacate the said space in the fish
market that they claim to hold Of the City
| Council.
A resolution ordering the committee on
| streets to ascertain the cost Of placing name
plates on street intersections, was offered by
Mr.. SnOwden end referred TO the committee
| on streets.
A resolution increasing the salary of the
superintendent Of schools for the city of Alex
andria, was offered by Mr.. Brumback and re-
| terred TO the committee on finance.
A petition from property owners for paving
| ST. ASaph street with yltrihed brick al,
grgni;e euro from the north side Of King
street to the north side of Cameron street was
referred to the joint committee on streets and
| finance.
| A communication from the building CON-
mittee of the City School Board requesting
an appropriation of $1,000 for improve ment
t. grounds around the Lee school build ing.
was referred to the committee on finance.
| An ordinance TO revise the health and sani-
tary laws OF the city was returned by q com.
mittee from the Board Of Alderman with the
request that a committee Of conference be sp-
pointed to report at future meeting. Messrs.
| Burke and Marshall were appointed
The following WAS received from the Board
| of Aldermen and their action cJncurred in:
The Auditors annual statement showing
thr amount of receipts with which the Treas
urer is charged on the books Of his Office and
the amount Of warrants drawn on account Of
| the various departments Of the city govern
ment for the fiscal year ending May Slst,
1903.
Also a recommendation Of the finance COM
mittee appropriating $50 per month to w.
Ill. Bontz for care OF the old Columbia engine.
Also a petition of Samuel Ii. Lunt for
permission to resLingle roof at lis Prince
street.
Also report of ThOs. W. Robinson, City
Treasurer, for the fiscal year ending May
| 3lsi, 1909.
| The board then adjourned.
HUBERT SNOWDEN. President.
| Teste: DANIEL Il. STANSBURY, CLERK c G.