Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-20
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
PUBLISHED By ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. IA, 1865

elections on the third day of November, 1868, to
witt
first ward Engine house corner Of Franklin
and First streets
Second ward-House of Mrs Hulskemper, cor
ner OF First and South Park streets
Third ward-HOuee OF Engine Company No. 3.
Fourth Wsrd--City Hall.
Fifth ward-Colored school house III Catharine
street.
sixth ward-House Of Engine Company No. 2.
F." est Grand street.
Seventh ward House oil Lambert Raibg, rear
OF halfway avenue, near Cherry street.
Eighth wird-House of Stephen Dulong, Wash
ington avenue
And that the city clerk and the several ward
clerks give the requisite notice of such election
as prescribed by law.
Which WAS adopted.
Councilman Robinson obtained leave and re- |
tired.
ESTIMATES FOR SEWERING BROAD |
STREET, FROM SOUTH STREET TO WILL |
HANSON STREET.
Sealed proposals from Thomas McCandless, |
Adam Houcl, Jacob c. Winans. Edward Keogh
and John Neal for constructing sewer in Broad |
street. from South street to Williamson street, |
were taken up, opened and read, when Council |
man Tenney uffered the following: |
Resolved That the contract tor constructing |
sewer in Broad street. from South street to Will |
hanson street, be awarded TO Thomas McCand- |
less, he being the lowest bidder who has sent in |
a proposal to do said work, accompanied with |
ample, satisfactory and sufficient security and |
that the Mayor execute a contract for doing said |
work on the past of the city, according to the |
proposal. |
Which was adopted by the following vote
Atflrmative-President Wiley and Councilmen !
Budd, Cowe, Gray, Lyon, Price, Robinson, |
Schanck. Scultheis and Tenny-10
Negative-None.
ESTIMATES FOR CONSTRUCTING A SEW |
Err THROUGH ELIZABETH AVENUE, WA |
TER, SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS, |
NILES STREET AND THIRD AVENUE TO
THE CREEK.
Sealed proposals for constructing a sewer in
Elizabeth avenue, from the summit near Seventh
street to Sixth street thence through Sixth street
to Water street, thence through Water street to
Niles street, thence through Niles street to Third
avenue, thence through Third avenue to John
stI eet, thence through John street to the creek
from John Neal and Michael Doyle were taken
up, opened and read, and by resolution offered by
Councilman Tenney. the contract was awarded
to John Neal, he being the lowest bidder who
had cent in proposal to do said work, accom-
panied with ample, satisfactory and sufficient Sc
contract for doinq said work on the part of the
vote:
Affirmative President Wiley and Counclmen
Budd, Cowell, Gray, Lyon, Price, Robinson,
Schsnck, Schultheis and Tenney-10
Negative None.
ESTIMATES FOR PAVING FIRST STREET,
FROM BROADWAY TO BOND STREET
Sealed proposals for regulating and paving
First street, from Broadway TO Bond street, from
were taken up opened and read, when Council
maa Gray offered the following:
Resolved, That the contract for paving First
street, from Broadway 10 Bond street. be award
ed to Michael DOYLE be being the lowest bidder
who has sent in a proposal TO do said work, &C
companied with ample, satisfactory and sufficient
security, and that the Mayor execute a contract
for doing said wo:k ON the part of the city, ac-
cording to the proposal
Which adopted by the following vote:
Affirmative President Wiley and Council linen
Ind ray
Schultes and Tenney-0.
Negative None.
ESTIMATES FOR CURLING, ETC, CHERRY
STREET,
Sealed proposals from John Neal for regulating
and enrbfur Cherry Street from Golden street to
Orchard street. were taken up, opened and read.
when Councilman Gray offered the following;
Resolved. That the CONTRACT for regulating and
curbing, Cherry street, from Golden street to
Orchard Street. be awarded to John Neal, he
being the lowest and only bidder who has sent
in proposal to do said work, accompanied with
ample, satisfactory and sufficient security, and
that the Mayor execute contract for doing said
work on the part OF the city, according to the
Which was adopted by the following vote;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Councilman
Budd, Cowcll, era, Lyon, Price, Schanck
Schultheis and Tenney9.
Negative None.
ESTIMATES FOR CURLING, ETC, JULIA
STREET.
Sealed proposals iOr regulating. curbing and
guttering Julia street, from Madison avenue to
Meadow street, from John P. Posi-, were taken
up, opened and read, when Council Gray offered
the following:
| Resolved, That the contract for regulating
curbing and gathering Julia street, from Madison
avenue to Meadow street, be awarded to John P.
Posi-, he being the lowest and only bidder who
J has sent in proposal to do said work accom-
panied with ample, satisfactory and sufficient
security, and that the Mayor execute a contract
for doing said work on the part of the city, ac-
cording TO the prop osal.
| Which was adopted by the following vote
Affirmative President Wiley and Councilmen
Budd, COwell, Gray, Lyon, Price, Schenck
Schulthes and TenneY-9.
| Negative-None.
ESTIMATES FOR FLAGGING JEFFERSON
EVENUE A d MAGNOLIA STREET.
Sealed pr oposals from John Neal, for tagging
Jefferson avenue, from Mary street to Port ave-
nue., ana the westerly eide from Magnolia street
to Anna street, also, sealed proposals from John
Neal for Tagging Jefferson aver ne, from Jersey
street to Magnolia street. were taken up opened
and read, when Councilman Gray offered the fol-
lowing;
Resolved That the contract for tagging the
sidewalks on the westerly side Of jefferson av-
enue, from Magnolia street to Anna street. and
on both sides OF Jefferson avenue, from Mary
street TO Port avenue, where tie same have been
tagged, and excepting those parts of the said
sidewalks where the property owners have been
authorized to lay concrete pavement is hereby
awarded to John Neal, he being the lowest and
only bidder who has sent in proposals to do said
work, accompanied by ample and satisfactory Sc
curity, and that the Mayor execute contract
therefor.
Which was adopted by the following vote
Aflimative-Presdent Wiley and Councilman
Budd, Cowell, Gray, Lyon Price, Schenck, Schulz
thcis and Tenney-9
Neeatiye-None.
Councilman Price moved that Council adjourn,
Which was carried.
Whereupon President Wiley declared Conncil
adjourned to Wednesday evening, the 2lst in
slant, ct halfpast seven O'Clock.
j. SEIPLE, Clerk.
The death, in Arkansas, is announced
.of Lieut.. e. Montgomery, son-in-law
of Senator Benjamin Buckley of Pat
erson.