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Monday 8 o'clock P.M.
Kingston May 14th 1894

A meeting of the Council of the Corporation of the City of Kingston was held
this day. Present

His Worship the Mayor

Aldermen

Allen, Behan, Carson, Curtis, Elliott, Horn, Martin, Meek,
Mundell, McIntyre, McKelvey, Richardson, G. Robinson,
Ryan, Skinner, Walkem, Wright

The clerk read the minutes of the two last meetings.

Communications summarized were read as follows: -

From T. O. Robson, President Re Canadian Cattle Trade -
Referred to the Finance Committee.

From Miss Machar - Secretary poor relief Association showing
expenditure for year - Referred to the Finance Committee.

From E. J. B. Pense asking for cheque Hospital Grant by city.

On motion of Ald McKelvey seconded by Ald Richardson
Ordered, that the amount of $750 as provided in the Budget be paid
to the Treasurer of the Kingston General Hospital.

From Robert Creighton Accountant Provincial Penitentiary enclosing
account for material &c - Referred to the Board of Works.

From John Macdonald Secretary Public School Board asking on
what terms the Board can aquire the use of Ontario Hall - Referred to the
Committee on City Property.

From John Macdonald Secretary Public School Board asking for a
Grant of $20,000 to erect a new School house and to pay indebtedness on Victoria
School, about $1100 - Referred to the Committee on Finance

From W. M. Drennan, Secretary Celebration Committee Queens
Birthday asking for a grant of $20 towards advertizing.

On motion of Ald McKelvey seconded by Ald. Meek
Ordered That the communication of Wm M. Drennan on behalf of the
Celebration Committee be referred to the Committee on Printing with power to act.

From George Osborne complaining of Horses and Cows being allowed to
run at large.

On motion of Ald McIntyre seconded by Ald Martin
Ordered That the communication of George Osborne be referred to the Committee
on City Property and that in view of the number of complaints made by Citizens of
the inefficiency of the present Pound Keeper the said committee is hereby ordered to
make inquiry as to the cause of such inefficiency and report at the next regular
meeting of this Council upon the measures proper to be taken to ensure a thorough
enforcement of the pound By Law and the efficient protection of citizens in future
from the annoyance complained of.

Petitions were presented and referred as follows: -

From Miles Sinnott and 14 other Cabmen by Ald Behan asking for a
reduction of License - Referred to the Committee of Finance.

From George Cliff, by Ald Horn, respecting frontage charges - Referred to
the Board of Works.

From W. Smallridge and 9 others by Ald Mundell asking for removal
of Board Walk to East side of Alfred Street between Union and Earl streets - Referred to
the Board of Works.

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