Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-20

10 pay for repairs made to water works last
March, was read third time and passed
$1,000 are to be redeemed October /, 1876,
6lo0o, April |, 1877, and $1,000 October l,
1877.
The account current of I. NJ Springer for
The month of July was reported correct.
The Street committee reported in favor OF |
placing iron cutters at the crossing OF Trent /
aad Walnut Streets, at an estimated cost OF
$500.
The Watering committee reported fa7 orably |
on petition of P. Dillon asking for the extern |
sion OF water pipes in Madison Street between
Second and Third at an estimated coat OF $500,
Estimated revenue $40,
The committee reported adversely to the pc
tition asking Conncil to designate some place
for the sale Of peaches, sc.
The committee reported fayorably on petit
tion OF W. H. Dolbow asking permission to
erect slaughter house, when the ordinances
are complied with.
The committee on the petition Of VIM Foord
and others asking Council to prohibit the burn
ing OF shaviugs in the building occupied by
Isaac Pyle asd oilers, were continued.
The police committee reported adversely 10
tho remittance of the fine paid by Ez'a Com
fort
Committees were continued on various sub
jecu.
A petition was received asking the improve
of the Fourth Street Market House between
Shipley and Orange streets.
Various bills were read and referred
A communication was received from j, T.
Head, asking Council to give an estimate for
| the Introduction OF water pipes In Broom ST.,
between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
petition was received asking that the gut
tiers at h and King Streets, be covered with
| iron plates.
petition was received from VIM. II. Naf,
asking the remission OF the fine OF 500 i'm
posed by the Mayor, for neglect to take out Ii
J cense as auctoneor.
| The committee on tire companies reported
that the FIRE department was generally in good
condition, and recommended that the annual
approp, iations be allowed.
petition was received from the Board OF
Trustees of the ChilGrens Home, asking the
remittance OF city tax.
communication was received from owners
of geese asking that the proposed ordinance in
regard to geese shall not take effect until De-
cember %, 1866
The ordinance was taken up, read third
time and amended 50 as to take effect on the
first day OF January, 1867, after which il WAS
laid over until next meeting.
On motion, Phlemma Chandler was ap
pointed Inspector tor the second ward, in
place Of John V Christy, removed.
| Edwin Lewis was appointed lnspe tor for the
Second District in the Fourth Ward, vice Geo.
jH.P. Summons, removed ]. W. Hawkins for
the Filth Ward wee D. b. Thompson, removed,
and Isaac Fothergill tv- lnspt ctor IN the second
precinct in the Third Ward, aul Joseph Roy.
sitter for Assistant Inspector
On motion the ordinance providing Tor the
denug OF KiJg s'Iee!, was read third time
and passed.
Mr., Pusey Of red 4 resolution providing for
the drawing Of an article OF agreement with
Mr.. Clark, in regard to the wideulag CT the
north side of Niath street.
A similar resolution was read 10 regard 10
The south side OF Ninth street, owned b. Mitor
Lackey.
On mollou tbs two nropot.u34s we're en-
: bodied 10 QUE, wleu they were rd9rtel ny
: seven yeas to six 80. The tune IT r-ymen'
; Is postponed uLti! Eoxl year,
An ordinance permitting the SAFE Of t:uit
aud vegetables on The s1uth Flie Of Fourth
D., street, between Market aud Erar itcecl5, VA
. read third time and passed.
An ordinance il regard to sl- Was II :,
= a third time aud passed uneulu t-iY Thr
E salary OF the Alderman MAS tAea 81 $500, pro
hbitlng tue charge OF ices u the city As
IS SCISSOR ard Collector Ut lHx-s 500 elGIrn'a
d OF finance committee 500
An ordnance "a regard 70 h.hitng amp
G was read third ume aui passed. Il provide
a penalty tog ngutios lamfs slIeI they hav
!, oatn extlnGulshed.
1t eAu ordnaace dthliag :Ae limits .lf ;1oodel
buildings was read third tine al passed,
II The ordinance permitting D. Woolmau t
remove frame b1ildiag 20 feet, erected o
g his lot was -ead a ,4irl tifas aal pAssel
3 Orders =. directed To be draw q AS follows
J. HcDnweu Il Co, $3.50. Lewis Son. @l3
T. tor bricks Joseph Flanagan Si2o 10 for ston,
&c: WIN, B Davis & Son, Sla9,9Z Beta
u seal Ss4222, G. Il. p. Simmons SIPS Il
i. Robert Cook Sis, j. T. Koblasul o9l 50 10
80 R. Rice SAL Fire Companies usual appropt
Is ationz. Robert Cook $500 on accouu; Of grt
ding King street. b Smith 500 for aus
teFs GALAXY. Marshall Philins 81 40 ioI lite
ct es, due Chairman of Camui,ttse Oh openi
J. streets $500 TO maze first lasucu, to Ness,
en- CARR mad Lackey, llr tae ]; our. on Ma
streets. Prison Keeper, pull2r, aud rte WatG
~ for one mouths salarv. sarer.p.enlant
~ Water Works $1,000 on account # Wa
ts Works L. H. Springer S!5r oG account
streets Adjourned.
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ho rel on he l9.h cfTnlr Roy r. p Mccall
are nres,dinr and n ipll- complement o, dalrpa,
from local socie,ies prpsgut, An inyitat,
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a, we're Amounted the Constitution of fhe Spci
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