The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-06
CHARGES UNI AUF
WITH GALLERY PLAY
Councilman Lynch Says Clay w ard Members
Speech Is That Of Candidate for Office
Westhampton Car Schedule Recommitted.
Sewer for Fair Grounds

Gyilcctor Of Taxes. passed by the Com
mon G1mncai some months ago, and
.as'not TO take effect tntil loi4!SA Az a
new measure placing this Office on
5 5GIary basis Is pending before the Or
tee tho Council tabled the whole paner
amendments ana ALL -
Ihc virginia Racing and Horse
sion to string banners over certain
back OF the chamber that the paper
DC referred 20 Governor Mann, l saI
hermitage H0nd Sewer.
hn ordinance FOR the const ruc+io,,
OF a sewer In the IiermitaEo Road
no 2no =, OF bacon's Quarter Branch for
state Fair Grounds. was concurred II,
u being provided that tho additfonai
d dost - making the sewer larger and
ritory be borne by the Sherwood PARK
Land Company and tho estate Of In.
hGph hryan. who. VIII also have the
fee, ,n 20 eS ,h the sewer about 5000
Falr Grounds. at their own cost 10
direction was made BY MIR. Pollard
TO resolution sinstruc,ing city depart ri
ments TO submit samples 10 tho CITY
chemist for analysis. Mr.. Pollard
thought II just as we'll not To have A
chemist as TO have only selected sam
pies, picked by department officials,
analyzcd. The chemist. nc thought.
should so for himself and take his own
samples from different lots OF mate
rial--not from selected supply. Tho
paper was rccommittcd to INC Ordi-
nance Charter and Reform Committee
Bridgc Approaches.
On report OF the street Committee
a resolution was adopted fixing tho
grades and profilcs on the north ana
south sides OF the rive, for thu an
proachcs TO the New Mayo Bridge on
wha, is known on they plans as the
Green line. The Richmond, Fred
erickshurE and Potomac Railroad was
granted permission TO run a spur track
across Marshall Street, into the prop
erty OF the Home Brewing Company.
resolution to widen the Boulevard
to Uniform width of ninety four feet.
between Beverly and Cary Streets. SO
as 10 provide sidewalk on The cnst
side with referred to the Committee
on Finance.
Awning Permit Hefuscd.
There was prolonged debate over an
ordinance recommended by the Street
Committee. granting to Mrs, J. C. Tla-
gan the right 10 construct pcrma
ncnt awning or marnuise over the ca st
sidewalk OF sixth Street, between
Broad Street and rink Ally. beside
n store now in course OF erection. MIR.
Cease protested that tho covered way
was o nuisance to tho market visitors,
and was merely cover under which
hucksterS displayed their wares, in
stead OF In the market. as provided.
Mr.. Umlauf agreed that an old nuts
ancc had Just been torn away from,
this site. and that another should not
h. allowed. The debate was general.
tho ordinance being rejected, ~ to l6.
Mrs, JaEan was granted permission
for certain area vault and cellar en-
frances In Sixth and Broad Streets.
An ordinance fixing tho true eastern
line Of ninth Street between Main and
Rank Streets ms the present vest wall
OF the National Rank OF Virginia was
adopted, as resolution allow
ing William RneEer to encroach eight
inches with the aShlars and base OF
his ncw hotel a Ninth and Bank
Streets.
/ Without completing tho street Com
| nittec rcport, tho Council then adjour-
! cd 10 Monday night at S o'clock.