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This being the evening for the regular meet
ing of the Board of Commissioners ofthe City, i
convened at the usual pIace--Present, Weston r
Gales, IntendanL James Litchford,1 David w
Stone, G. w. D. Hutchings, William F. Collins
John Hutchns, and William Dallas Haywood
Absent DR.. Fabius J. Haywood. ..-...,


The lntendant laid before the Board, a Com.
muncation from T. P. Davereux, Esq. in relation
tn his enclosure in the Grave Yard. Laid on the
table, and referred to Mcssrs. Collins and w. D.
Haywood.


An account of Seven Dollars, in favor of David
Clark, was allowed. .


Mr. Hutchins presented the Petition of John
Kane for License to retail Spirituous Liquors,
which was granted.


Mr.. Stone stated that on an examination of the
Treasurer's Account, it appeared that there was on
hand, or soon would be, an amount sufficient to
discharge all the liabilities OF the City. e would
therefore move, that the Treasurer be directed to
pay forthwith to Harrison Rand, Esq. 5000, the
amount due him by bond on the lst inst. And al
so, that he tender to him the payment Of 81 900
due Oct.l 1916, on the deduction ofinterest. And,
in case Mr. Rand should refuse to accept the ad-
vance payment, that the Treasurer loan out the sum
of 81 900 to be secured by a. Bond approved by
the Intendant and Treasurer Agreed to. ss..s


Mr.. Collins moved re-enactment Of the. Ordi-
nance, "to suppress the running of Hogs at large,
in the City of Raleigh" to take effect from the 2Oh
of October instant.


After discussion, the vote was taken, and result
ed as follows, viz: .. re. 80 ......>.


Ayes-Messrs. Collins, Litchford, Stone. O..


NOes-Messrs. Hutchings, Hutchins, Haywood,


There being a tie, the Intendant voted in the af-
frmative; so the Ordinance was Ie-enacted.


Ordered, that 100 Hand bills be printed, setting
forth the Ordinance.


Mr.. Stone rendered his resignation as a mem.
ber of the Board, representing the Middle Ward !;
which, having been accepted and Mr. Stone hav-
ing retired Mr.. Litchford submitted the follow
ing Resolutions, which were unanimously adopt
ed, viz: III =: I


David W. Stone Esq. having rendered his
resignation as Member Of this Board, with a
view to change of residence 5, s,nf


Resolred as the sense of this Board, that in los
ing the services Of MIR. Stone the City will be de-
privcd of useful citizen, and the Board of most
valuable and efficient Member. saa '>i a-,


Resolved, that our best wishes accompany Mr..
Stone the place of his new abode. - 2


On motion of Mr.. Haywood the Board pospon-
ed filing the vacancy until the next meeting, and
adjourned. .e. = s,q 80


WILLIAM WHITE CIerL +