"ملف F/2 II مراسلات متنوّعة مع بلدية المنامة" [و‎‎١‎٣‎١] (٤٦٤/٢٦١)

TRANSLATION.
Minutes of the 13th meeting of Man&mah Baladeyah Majlis helu on
Thursday the 20th Jamaa Thani 1354r(19th September 1935).
The Manamah Baladeyah Majlis meeting was held unaer the
presiaency of Shaikh Muhammau bin Shaikh Isa bin Ali al Kd&lifah
and in the presence of the members. One of the members, namely,
Haji Hasan Al Ajaji was absent owing to inaisposition. After
reading and confirming the minutes of the previous meeting,
discussion took place over the following:-
Ij. Building a place for the wolves in the garden.
The Secretary said that,in the miniites of tne 5th meeting
held on 12th Rabi Awwal 1354, it was decided that the wolves-
cage may be widened according to the opinion of the Secretary.
After consideration, it appeared that tde cage cannot be
widened but another one can be maue on another site in the same
garden. The Majlis decided that this matter should be referred
to the Inspecting Committee.
2) . Transfer of Hinaini water sellers to the new place.
The Secretary stated that the Balaaeyah have completed the
work on the new Hinaini market which was used on 15th instant
and that the Baladeyah have earned an income of i$. lo/l2 in three-
days and that the expenses on this place have come to ls.750/-
so far. The Secretary requested the majlis to inspect the place
when the meeting is over. The Majlis inspected the place and
approved the action taken.
3) . Drilling an artesian well in the garden of Haji Ali bin
Abdur Rasul Kanguni.
The Secretary stated that the Balaaeyan have dug an
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artesian well in the garden of Haji Ali in lieu of shop No.lio
a part of which was demolished by the Baladeyah for the purpose
of widening the Hawawij market. The well is 310 feet deep, i.e,
10 feet more than the number of feet stipulated in tiie contract
which he made with the Baladeyah owing to the fact that adequate
water did not come out. At his request a further 7 feet were
dug for a sum of Rs.70/- . The engine could not dig further, so
the work was stopped by the Baladeyah.