Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-24

amount of the cots, damages ana expenses OF
constructing and buiGnga SEVERN Front stree
Broadway and First street.
VI hch was adopted
BY the same:
Resolved. hat this City Council appoint five
disnteres'e ed freeholders OF the city. residing
as near rs may re in different wards, Commits
>iuners TO make Il just and equitable asse' sment
o the whole amount Ufthe costs, damages and
expenses OF constructing and building sewer
IN Fro street. Broadway and FIRST street, aho
that said Commissioners assess the sum OF nine
lhonsatu md foiiy-one dollars and seYenfy-seyen
cei Is 80 Oh ~ upon the owners OF all the lands
aud real estaIe benefited thereby, III proportion
a nearly rs may be to the advantage each shall
be deemed TO acquire, according TO the provisions
of the city charter, ana that such Comm ssiouers
he John II Rowland, William Stiles, William
Ball, William Lrstei, and Hermann Garcl<cn.
Which was adopted.
BY the same.
Resolved. That this City Council hereby de
are the sum OF twelve thousand three hundred
and six dollars and sc1e ty-iour cents Sl2 Bog y,
be the amount they have ascertalned as the
whole amount of The costs, damages and expenses
If gewering Futon street, from the north side OF
second street to Staten Island sound.
Which adopted.
BY the same:
Resolved That this City Courcil appoint five
disinterested reehodcrs of thi city, residing as
mr. a. may be, in different wards, Commission
ers TO make u I and equitable assessment OF
the who eamOunt oil hecUSts, d images aud exc
from he north idle OF Second street to staten
l-iand sound. and that said Commissioners as
sess the sum OF Twelve thou >ahd three hundred
aud six dollars and seventy iour cents a12,3 O6 a.
upon the o yners OF all the lands aud real estate
benefited thereby, III proportion rs nearly as may
ne 10 the advantage each shall be deemed 10 nc
quire. according 10 the provisions OF the city
cnarter and that such Commissi ners be Philip
! Dougherty, Charles a. Higgins, John Flynn
Bernard O'Neill and James N. Hyde.
Which was adopted.
nesulved. That this City Council hereby de-
clare tn sum OF ten Thousand eight hundred and
eighty dollars and thirty ven cents, SlOSS0.a1,
20 he the amount they have ascerlained as the
Whole amount OF the costs, d images and expense
of constructing saver. in Fulton street, from
Second street 10 Fourth street,
Which was adopted;
BY the same;
Resolved That this City Council appoint five
disnteresed ireeh0ldcrs this city, residing, rs
near as may be- in different wards, Commission
ers TO make a just and equitable asse -sment 0i
he whole amount oil the costs. damages and eX-
penses demonstrating sewer in tultoh street,
from Sc Ond street 10 Fourth treet and that SAID
t!ommiss toners assess the sum OF ten thousand
eight hundred and eighty dollars and thirty
seven cents $10SS03s. upon the owners OF ailthe
lands and real estate benefited thereby, III pro.
portion usnearly as may be to the advantage OF
each snail be deem to acquire, according to :he
p DIVISIONS OF the city charter and that such COM
hissioners be Philip a. DOugherty, Charles
Higgins JO ohm Flynn. Bernard One II and James
N. Hyde.
Which was adopted
Bi the'same:
Resolved, That this City Council hereby de-
clare the sum of eleven thousand eighty doiars
al seventeen cents S11 .0S0.l1. to be the amount
they have ascertaihed rs the whole amount Vi the
costs, dam gea and expenses of constructing pnd
building sewer in Elizabeth avenue and ater
street, ION the sewer in Reid stceet to the sum
nit near Seventh street, and III water street,
nVpnOpl Seventh
By the same;
Resolved. hat this City Council appoint five
dsinterested lreehoders oil this city, residing a.
near as may be- i'll different wards, Comm selOn-
ers to make just and equitable assessment OF
a. he whole amuu.t of the costs, damages and eX
penses of constructing sewer i'll Elizabeth ave
nue.. from the sewer in REID street to the summit
near Seventh street, and IN water street now
First avenue, to seventh street, and that sald
Com nissioners assess the sum of FL ven thou
sand and eighty dollars and seventeen cents,
81 0S0.17, upon the owners oil all the Enus anu
real estate benefited thereby, in proportion as
nearly as may be 20 the advantage each shall DC
deemed 20 acquire, according oprovisions OF the
city charter, ana such commissioners be W llhan
Il. ,Luster Richard F9rweiA, Joseph heOoru'
w liam q. Price and William Stiles.
Which was adopted.
BY the same;
hesGlved, That nineteen thousand dollars,
less prev ious payments, be paid 10 Magic ana
Ca lin or their assigns, as they may b. due on
contract for constructing sewer on Mill lane !,
Morris avenue and Elm street, as per estimate OF
City Surveyor and Street Commissioner.
Which was adopted by the following vote;
Affirmative President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brukaw, Buchanan, COwell, Gray, Lyon,
Price Schanck and Tenney-10.
Negative-Aone.
BY Councilman Price:
Whereas it has been suggested that certain
matters are said to lie contained in the late bill
appointing Commissioners to lay out streets,
.qua Us, etc.. in the city OF Elizabeth, which rem
der the same imperative. null ana void in those
certain particulars, therefore be II
Resolved, That a special committee OF three be
appointed to examine said bill, and report the
said inaccuracies aud legal embarassments to the
full and complete operation OF the same to this
Conncil with the view TO have the same RENE
Legislature.
Which was adopted.
The President named Councilman Price, Gray
and Tenny such special committee.
BY the same:
RS lved That the City Attorney be requested
to draft an ordinance to sewer Orchard street,
from Chiffon street t. connect with the sewer i'll
Morris avenue.
Which was adopted.
BY Councilman Barry:
Resolved, That Mark Mc(irail be and he is
hereby appointed Inspector over Wall street
sewer at the usual compensation, lin place
of Michael Mcclure, deceased.l
Which was adopted.
By Councilman Buchanan:
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be
requested to lay the following crosswalks: a
across Third avenue, at High
street: a crosswalk across Woodruff street, at
High street ; across Leroy street, at High
street.
Which was adopted.
Councilman Cowell moved that Council adj
iourn to Thursday evening, 31st instant.
Which was carried.
Whereupon President Wiley declared Coun-
ell adjourned to Thursday evening, 31st in
slant, at half-past seven o'clock.
J. SEIpLE, Clerk.
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