The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-17
HOSPITAL UNDER
CONTROL OF CITY
Mayor Signs Ordinance by Which
Virginia Is Loaned for a
Period Of Ten Years.
TO OPEN 1T BY FEBRUARY is
Sum of $1,000 Authorized for
Immediate Repair-Many
New Laws.

Mayor Ainslie yesterday signed the
| ordinance under which tho city accepts
| front tho Medical College of Virginia
q period not TO exceed ten years, tho
building to be used rs n municipal
hospital until such timo as the city
erects one of it's own. a contract us
to it's management and conduct will
DO entered upon between the Admin
istrativo Board and the executive stan
of the Medical College of Virginia.
Another ordinance signed by tho Mayor
authorizes the expenditure immediate-
ly of $1,000 for its repair, and John
HirschDerE, OF the Administrative
Board. who has charge of hospital at
fairs expects to be ablo to uso the
building by February 10.
Mayor Ainslie returned to City Clerk
Ben L. August a largo batch of other
ordinances late yesterday afternoon,
among them being:
resolution approving action of the
Auditor In making certain payments OF
wages and salaries i'll certain city de-
partments Just previous to Christmas.
ordinance authorizing the City Clerk
70 publish notices of certain ordinances
TO De considered by tho Council, grant
ing extension of the time limit for the
construction OF the Richmond and Rap
pahannock River Railway Company
ordinance closing and abandoning
Tor public use certain portions of an
alley extending from tho Boulevard TO
Deep Run Street, between Main and
Cary Streets
resolution to acquire land to open
certain portion OF LADY Street
resolution appropriating $4,000 to
the credit OF tho City Homo expenses.
Resolution appropriating s3.OS7 TO
pay the Virginia Railway and Power
company Tor the use of poles by the
city. as decided by arbitration.
resolution appropriating $1,000 for
repairs to the Ninth Street bridge.
ordinance fixing the pay of the clerl,
annum.
Ordinance fixing the salary OF the
CITY Collector at $4,000 per annum
s'iary or one deputy at $1,000 a wear
salary or one clerk In the main office
ut $1,000 year salary of a clerk in
South Richmond at $1,000 year and
allowing $500 for contingent ex.
penses.
Ordinance fixing the salary OF IN.
assistant superintendent of the Street
Cleaning Department at $1,000 "a wear.
ordnance fixing the salaries of jani-
tors to the courts at $500 each.
ordinance appropriating $4,000 for
the city police expenses.
ordinance fixing the salary OF the
clerk of the Board of Health at s1,0so
year.
Ordinance fixing the salary of the
hrst assistant City Engineer at $4,000
year and the salary Of the chief clerk
IN the City Engineers office at $4,000.
ordinance fixing the salary Of four
building inspectors at $1,000 each and
the salary of the clerk to the Building
Inspector at $1,000
Preamble and resolution repeating, a
resolution heretofore adopted by the
City Council authorizing the compro-
mise oil taxes due the city by the es-
tates of C. S. Maurice
Preamble and resolution releasing
the equity OF the city of Richmond in
property owned by the Richmond Home
foi Ladies.
resolution granting the use of the
city Auditorium to the Salvation Army
ior lecture to be delivered by Miss
Booth, commander of tho Salvation
Army in the United States. on the
night of February II
Resolution appropriating $4,000 to
acquire property at 370o Lester Street.
Resolution appropriating s57,S0G.sS
for the new First Regiment Armory.
resolution to appropriate 5000 to
acquire land to widen Thirty-fifth
Street, from Marshall Street south
wardIy.
Resolution to appropriate s5,1s5.e4
to widen Cowardin Avenue, South
Richmond
Ordinance fixing the salary of the
Coroner at 1880 year