Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-09


following bids for horses for sprinkler
and sweeper and to remove sweepings
and garbage;
Robb Combs & Co.-Garbage for one
year So, 400; for five years. SO. 500 per
year; for ten years, $4,000 per year.
Thomas McGuckian & Son-Horses
for sweeper and sprinkler. removing
sweepings, one year, per day. $4.4S:
one year, days per week, etc, I,40O
five years, days per week. ETC., ST.
600; ten years, dSys per week. etc.
$l,400; garbage, one year, $3,449: for
fve years, $1,000 per year; for ten
years, $3.350 per year
Fred Stehle & Son--Horses for the
sweeper and sprinkler and carts to re-
move sweepings, one year, per day.
$3.50; one year, days per week etc.
Sl,650; five years, days per week
etc, $500; ten years, days per week.
etc, $1,000; garbage, for one year. So
744. No bid for five and ten years.
AwaIded the garbage contract to the
Robb Combs & Co for one year. S3. 400;
awarded the sweeping contract toThos
McGuckian & Son, for one year. 81 400.
The Counsellor was authorized TO
draw the necessary contract and bond
Mr.. w. T. Dove appeared before the
Board and asked that the pole in front
of his premises be removed so as to be
able to erect awning in front of his
place of business. Referred to the
City Commissioner
Ordered. that $500 or as much as
necessary be appropriated to remove
garbage from the back yards of the
residents of the city This is "A sani-
tary move as smallpox is very close
to Annapolis. and disease cannot get
hold in the city if ,ne residents will
clean up
Alderman Russell made statement
relative to the neglect of the removal
OF garbage from its insanitary condi-
tion.
Counsellor Rullman suggested that
cleaning start at home by cleaning the
floors and fixtures of the Council
Der
Alderman Beavin wanted an ordi-
nance compelling the residents to keep
their yards clean.
That $50 be appropriated to the vari-
GUS fire companies, $40 to each com
pany. Granted.
ordered that the Market Master be
instructed to collect from all who sell
at the wharf of Mr. ,-Nowell at the City
Dock. Referred to Market House
Commettee to adjust.
This order produced quite a lengthy
argument, and some of the laws that
were enacted years ago had become
obsolete was apparent.
The lease of w. G. NOVEL; and the
city was read by Clerk Porter. This
was caused by the order and an order
was adopted making it compulsory for
the Market Master to collect wharfage
from the steamer Sha,ly Side at the
rate of 80 cents day and upon refusal
OF said payment not to allow the said
steamer to land.
That 500 be appropriated to rent
and the balance to lrquidate back debt.
Adopted.
Ordered. that the Treasurer be au-
thorized to refund to Constantine
Cardes, Clayton Husan and the Eagles
Club, SO each.
The Annapolis Base Ball Club was
the use of the AssemblyRooms
on May 80 Granted
Ordered, that the City Clerk be paid
for his services 1926 in the matter OF
issuing liquor licenses. Granted.
Ordered, that the Street Committee
be authorized to advertise for bids to
pave Calvert street with vitrified brick
Ordered, that the Street Committee
and City Commissioner advertise for
bids to curb, grade and sewer Thomp-
son street.
Ordered. that the Street Committee
be authorized to pave Cathedral street
out of the funds OF tne next levy.
ordered, that $175 be appropriated
for the use of the City Commissioner
for the month of June.
Ordered. that bids be advertised for
to clean the City Dock. Alderman
Smith asked that the Finance Commits
sion give this proposition favorable
action
Alderman CLANCY said he was not
opposed to cleaning the City Dock. but
still the streets of Annapolis were in a
bad conditisn and the demand was
more urgent just now than the clean /
ing of the City Dock.
The cost of cleaning the CITY Dock |
and parts of Spa creek will be between |
$4,000 and $4,000. including new bulk
heads.
Ordered, that the Committee on Pub |
lie Property advertise for bids for coal
for city buildings.
Ordered. that the sum of $50 be ap-
to fix fence and wire around |
the City Park"
Ordered, il shall be the duty of the |
Police Department to inspect the Yards |
of residents of the city. AS provision |
is always provided in the CITY Code IL |
was laid on the table
Alderman Levy asked to know why |
there was no report on his order Of |
last month relative to improvements |
by the Water Company. The Mayor |
said that the Bylaws Committee were |
not ready to report, but would do so |
at the meeting next month.
Counselor Rullman thought that a