Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-09-30


and Julia street.
Which WAS received ard referred to the Com
mittee on Public Health.
| The Street Commissioner presented estimates
for snndry street and sewer improvements:
Which were received and laid on the table.
BOND.
Jacob c. winans, contractor for constructing
sewer in Chestnut street. from Monroe avenue to
Patrick Mitchcll's line, presented bond To keep
said sewer in repair, which was accepted
CERTIOSARI.
/ Certiorari from the Supreme Court OF New-Jer-
sey, touching the matter Of Tagging the sidewalks
etc. on Railroad avenue, from East Broad street
to Mary street.
Which was referred to the City Attorney for
him 10 appear and test the matter.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Law Committee. to whom was referred the
! Commissioners report of assessment OF the costs
and expenses of constructing sewer in Jefferson
avenae rom Porr avenue to the summit, presen-
! ted report thereon. and recommended the con-
| frmation of the report oi the Commissioners.
! Which was received and the recommendation
adosted.
| The Committee on Streets and Highways to
| whom was referred September IT. 1868. the petit
| fiOn OF Josephne Wachenhuseil, tor permission
to lay asphaltum, or concrete pavement in front
| Of her premises on Madison avenue reported in
/ favor OF granting the prayer OF the petitioner. il
the same has not been contracted for, or piopo-
sails advertised, and is done under the supervision
OF the Street Commissioner.
| Which was received and adopted.
| The same committee. to whom was referred
September H. 1858, the petition OF D. Drake
and G. NJ. DeCamp. fot permission to flag the
west side OF Linden street, from Magnolia street
to Anna street, reported in favor of granting the
prayer CT the petitioners, if the work has not
been contracted for or proposals advertised to do
said work, provided it IL done under the sur ervi-
| sion of the Street Commissioner,
/ Which was received and adopted.
The same committee to whom was referred
September l6, 1868 the petition of j. Shultheis,
for permission to build an area in front of his
premises in Water street, reported in favor OF
granting the prayer of the petitioner.
| Which was received and adopted.
The came committee, TO whom was referred
September IT, 1868, blank proposals from the
Street Commissioner for approval for paving list
street, from Broadway 10 Bond street repor-
ted in favor of approving the same.
Which was received and adopted.
The same committee, to whom was referred
September 49, 1868, the City Surveyors report
for grade for High street. from Seventh street
to Wall street, reported in favor of adopting the
same.
| Which was received and adopted.
/ The Committee on Sewers and Drainage, to
whom was referred August 81, 1868, the plan of
the City Surveyor for a sewer in Wall street. re-
ported in favor of the same and recommended its
adoption.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted.
| The same committee, to whom was referred
August 81, 1868, the report of the Commissioner
| for assessments of the benefits and costs of JEFF
| ferson avenue sewer, from Jersey street to Port
avenue recommended that the same be referred
back to the Commissioners for correction.
| Which was received and adopted.
| The Committee or Printing. to whom was re-
ferred Sept. 16, 1868. the petition of j. Madison
Drake and Foster M. Gushing, editors and pro
prietors of the Daily Monitor asking that they
may receive such proceedings If Council as is or
dered published in other city papers, reported in
favor OF granting the prayer of the petitioners.
Which was received and adopted.
| 1.-The Committee on Lamps Gas and Water, TO
whom was referred Sept 49, 1879, the petition of
j. Kreg and Others, Tor Il gas lamp in Broadway,
between First and Front streets, reported in IA
vor of granting the prayer of the petitioners and
recommended that the Blizabethtown Gas Light
Company be instructed to erect a lamp post and
lamp. and light the same with gas, in Broadway,
midway between First and Front streets.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted.
| The Committee on Fire Department. to whom
was referred Sept. 16, 1865, the petition of Henry
Higgins and Others for hvdrant on West Jersey
street. at the corner of DeIiart place, reported in
favor of the same, and recommended that the
| Elizabethtown Water Company be instructed to
| place hydrant at the said location.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted.
The same committee, to whom was referred
| Sept. 16, 1865 the communication OF the Chief
Engineer o. the Fire Department, setting forth
| that twenty lengths of new hose are needed for
| the department reported in favor of the same.
| Which was received and adopted.
The same committee, to whom referred
Sept. 16, 1868, the petition of b. ID. Hamilton for
permission to build frame addition to his dwell
| ing house, No $40 Elizabeth avenue, reported in
favor OF granting the prayer of the petitioner.
Which was received and adopted.
| The same Committee to whom was referred
| September 16, 1865 the petition of j. @. Stearns
| or permission to build frame building upon
| the rear of his let. No. Elizabeth avenue re-
ported in favor Of granting the prayer of the Pc
| titioner.
Which was received and adopted.
| ORDINANCES
The ordinance entitled IAN ordinance for the
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment of
the costs and expenses of r1gulasing and grading
Cherry street, from Golden street to Orchard
street" which had been read twice and adopted
| on its first and second reading, at meeting OF
the City Coupcil, held September /. 1858, and or
dered to be published two weeks in the Union
County Herald, was TAX en- up.
| Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit
made by one OF the publishers of the Union
County Herald, certifying that said ordinance
has been published two weeks in said paper
| The ordinance read the third time and
passed by the following vote
| Affirmative President Wiley, and Councilman
Barry Brokaw Budd, Gray, Lyon, Price, ROBIN
son, Schank Schulthels and Tenney--11.
| Negative-None.
| [These proceedings win be concluded to-mor-
ow.