Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-07-09

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stated meeting of this body was held las
evening, President Adams In the chair, for the
purpose of electing certain city officers. An ad.
Journed meeting was also held 10 finish up the bus
mess left over at the last stated meeting,
The Council went into nomination and election
OF officers.
for Guy Solicitor, Mr.. Chandler nominated
Joiin Y. Patterson, who was elected unanimously.
;, r Gse,T 81 ne Market. MIR. stotsenburg noun
''a,cu Joci Lacy, who received IL votes to blank
fo, street Gommissioner, Mr.. Plunkett nomi-
mated Levi IL. Springer, who was elected, receiy-
Ing IL votes to blank.
for Surveyors and Regulators, Mr.. Pickles nom
ees ssu pnleI aar and g. g. Myers, who were
,,for Wood Corders; for the Southwest District,
ar. Lewis nominated John NJ. Stewart: for ths
south East District, Mr.. Rowland nominated
Io oihr. johnson, aud for tho Upper District Mr..
Leiorandt nominated Joseph Erwin, who were
"il elected by vote of 10 to blank.
;, For Register Of Deaths and Burials, Mr.. Dar-
lington nominated Elisha Huxley, who was elect
Gu ny vote Of - To / blank.
FOR MetE&nnastcr and Corder of Bark, Mr..
stosenbarz n0minated John d. Mullen, who was
eiIcted by vote OF 10 to blank.
70. Welghmasters Tin the 9th Ward,l Mr.. Lei
v Wt nominated John Randle, and IN the 1st
mara, M; Plunkctt nominated Patrick McGari-
vote. "A''ii "0'o "ec'eo ny u unanimous
lor Regusato, Of The City Clock, Mr.. Dorsey
nuiiina,ed Edwin Hlrst, who was unanimously
elected by 10 votes.
soI NorSEIhe smaller number of votes cast for
s so ~ tnaArst candidates was owing to the alb
1 ,s OF sonn ef the members by the close Of
tue eicction al the members were present.
~ ~. chandler offered the following =
, Mesoseeo, That the Police be requested to take
U.S., use or waste OF the Brandywine water either
a auni private or public pipes and to report the
Adopted. ' ""sS. "''A''
.,,, Mr., Dorsey offered resolution, which was
;,uopled, requesting the Watering Committee to
m!nire into the expediency of placing fire plug
III r INC corner of Twelfth and West streets.
read. '-' Sp' W. o''o0' eo"e' ~ae
n The assessment for paving In Tatrall, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets was read The as
scssihents went 10 the Auditor for collection.
an y ordinance respecting nuisances was taken
thrd reading, and after considerable dis
'u T,io it was laid on the table.
me City Auditor reported that In the case con-
. ,shIg the suit against William Bowe the
i "noic SUBJECT had at the request of MIR. Bowe
, men referred to tho Street Committee The Com
m.tee reported In favor of Withdrawing the suit
"us settling with Mr.. Bowe.
washP petition for paving the easterly sidewalk of
was referred.
or Inc Street Commissioner reported the sand and
i nads used during the month Of June to be 6I5
IA petition for the right TO place the poles of the
ins'aSsape company In Madison and other streets
Instead 81 the Railroad. was read and referred
md r peS.ion for paving 10 Windsor st. was read
sid y. III "A petition for curbiDg on northern
~ u' Vi 90 81, between Washington and Jefferson
~, was read and referred The account current
Referred 'oi ou"e'~hD feau Anu
d, Mr. Levi H Springer reported that he had ten
lsieo She amount awarded for opening Broom st.,
Tia Ia 10, 70 YIN. d. Naff, and 1t had been rejected.
tho ny; taen deposited the money In the bnnds of
'us Clty Treasurer, subject TO MI. Nafd's order.
moya p1ll ~ from John Randle concerning the re-
cnnn "i Vi scales was read and referred. The ac-
wnrL current OF the superintendent Of the water
"prks was read and referred.
henp elition OF Chas. A. Fry, stating that he had
in HI; nea ior letting his horse run at large leav-
hprsa 10, wagon In the street, and for walking his
Of Dart 1 af tne pavement, and praying remission
los, nio.ion to refer TO special committee was
% p., aad II went 10 the Police Committee.
pla;n;aon OF Joseph r. Phillips and others, COM
betuag o. condition of sidewalk on King street,
mari, 10Th and 14th, opposite coal yard for
and Tef Occupied by H. W. Bartram, was read,
erect petition Of ]. n. jackson for permission to
Chnrchi rame Chapel, under the auspices of Grace
was roa the corner OF 10th ind Church streets,
priyilegs ana referred, with power to act. The
Chapel n, esSea was permission to build the
f1, lumber of bills were read and referred.
Sunarns were directed to be drawn ns follows |;
suhJ rs ss Of water-works sl787.8 81, TO pay
Win y ollls For same &400 10 pay wages. Ed
city cIocs sS See years salary as keeper Of the