Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-11-28
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for the same years to William T. Darby, who paid
all the taxes thereon.
Affirmative President Wiley and Councilme n
Barry Brokaw Budd Cowel Gray Green Lyon
Marvel Price Schanck and Tenney-12.
Negative-NOne.
The same Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Charles Chamberlain, jr., for remis-
sion OF taxes assessed to him tor the year 1861,
reported thereon and recommended that his taxes
be reduced to the sum of $2l.50, and that upon
his paying that 81 m with interest thereon the
residue of the taxes assessed to him in the Sixth
ward for the year 1867 be RENTED.
which was received and the Recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee to whom was referred
the petition of Cooper W. Boyle for remission OF
taxes assessed to him Tor the years 1854 ahd 1900,
reported thereon and recommended that the taxes
assessed to Cooper w. Boyle in the Sixth ward
Tor the year 1864 be remitted upon MS pay ng
those who assessed to him in the year 1868.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted.
The Committee on Streets and Highways to
whom was referred November 49, 1868 the petition
OF John Graef and Jacob Schill asking to be re-
lived from paving their sidewalks with blue stone,
TONERS
Which was received and adopted.
The same Committee to whom was referred the
petition of Dean Maxwell and others asking to
nave Broadway from Second street to the new
Point road graded reported in favor OF granting
the prayer os the petitioners.
Which was received and adopted.
ne same committee 10 WnOm was IeieII Gu
October IS, 1868, the petition of Nicholas Dabb
and others to have the sidewalks on Livingston
street between First and Third streets tagged
where the same have not been dune reported in
ayor OF granting the prayer OF the partltlohers.
Which was received and adopted.
The same Committee to whom was referred the
remonstfance of James c. Woodruff and others
against Dehart place from Jersey street to Grand
street reported in favor of the remonstrants and
recommended that tagging be deferred at present.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee to whom was referred
october rs, 1868, the petition Of the Superinten,
dent OF the Elizabeth and Newark Horse Railroad
company asking that the cobble stone pavement
OF . much OF First street as is now occupied by
their road may be allowed to remain as at present
reported in favor of referring the petition to the
CITY Attorney to the next meeting OF council.
Which was received and adopted
The same Committee to whom was referred this
evening the report of the City Surveyor, with the
certificate the Street Commissioner and In
spector of the work of tagging Jefferson avenue
from Mary street to Port avenue, and the westerly
side, from Magnolia street to Ann street, reported
the same correct, and in favor OF paying the con-
tractor 81 800 40, less previous payments,
Which was received.
The same Committee, TO whom was referred
this evening the report of the City Surveyor with
the certificate of the Street Commissioner and In
spector of the work OF regulating grading curbing
and guttering High street from Elizabeth avenue
to Division street reported the same correct and
in favor Of paving the contractor 81, 115.64, less
previous payments.
Which was received.
The same Committee to whom was referred this
evening the report of the City Surveyor with the
certificate of the Street Commissioner and In
spector OF the work of regulating curbing and
guttering Bond street from Catharine street to
Spring street reported the same correct and in
favor OF paying the contractor $S66.36 less pre-
vicus payments.
Which was received.
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage to
whom was referred this evening the report OF the
City Surveyor with the certificate of the Street
Commissioner ard Inspector of the work of con
structing a sewer in Catharine street from Mag
nolia street to Meadow street, repor ted the same
correct and in favor of paying the contractor
$4056,0s less previous payments upon the said
contractor giving bonds to the city to keep the
same in repair for period of twelve months
from the completion thereof
Which was received.
The same committee, to whom was referred
this evening, the report of the City Surveyor,
with the certificate of the Street Commissioner
and Inspector of the work oil constructinga sew
er in Oak street, from east Grand street to the
Central Railroad of New Jersey, reported the
same correct, and in favor of paying the con
tractor 81 ,0I2.60, less previous payments, upon
the said contractor giving bonds to the city to
keep the same in repair for a period OF twelve
months from the completion thereof
Which was received.
The Committee on Fire Department, to whom
were referred the petition of John Houston.
John Danneberger, Peter l.. Colen. William c.
Marvel, John l. DENIM, William II. Loveland
and Robert L, Wilson, for exempt fremen certi
the prayer of the petitioners.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted
ORDINANCES;
The ordinance entitled ian ordinance for the
Issue OF funded debt bopds'' was trken up, read
and adopted on its first reading, The ordinance
was taken up on its second reading, read and
adopted. And on motion, ordered to be publish
ed two weeks in the Union County Herald.
Councilman Schulties appeared and took his
,st At at the Board.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY President Wiley
Whereas the City Surveyor, Inspector OF the
work, Street Commissioner and Committee on
Streets and Highways have reported to the city
Council that Jefferson avenue, from Mary street
to Port avenue, and the westerly side from Mag
nolia st. to Anna st. has been regulated and paved
according to the true intent and meaning OF the
specifications and plans of said work, and &C
cordng to the terms of the contract for doing the
same ; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the said work be accepted by
the city as completed according. to the contract
Which was adopted by the following vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Budd, Cowell, Gray Marvel. Brokaw,
Green Lyon, Schanck, Price, Schultheis andTen-
ney-13.
Negative-None.
By the same:
Resolved, That one thousand eight hundred
dollars and forty cents, $3.50 49, less previous
payments, be paid to John Neal or his assigns,
as the same may be due on contract for tagging
the sidewalk on Jefferson avenue from Mary
street to Port avenue, and the westerly side from
Magnolia street Joanna street said amount being
payment ia full.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Ahirmatiye-President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Budd, Cowell, Gray, Marvel, Brokaw,
Ly on. Green, Schenck, Price, Schultheisand Ten
n,y-I3.
Negative-None.
BY the same.
Whereas the City Surveyor, Inspector of the
Work, Street Commissioner and Committee on
Streets and Highway have reported to the City
Council that Bond street, from Catherine street
to spring street, has been regulated curbed and
guttered according to the true intent and mean
Ing of the specifications and plans OF said work,
and according to the terms OF the contract tor
doing the same therefore be it
Resolved, That the said work be accepted by
the city as completed according to the contract.
Which was adopted by the following vote