Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-30
OF CITY COUNCIL.
OFFICIAL. Mse
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

DerE OsCtOiA IOtc company. NIX, IOF t&CiHpt.
certificates and badges.
Which was referred to Committee on Fire De
partment.
Which was referred to Committee on Fire De-
partment.
Application of Philip a. Doughcrty for an ex
empt iiremet'. certificate and badge,
Which was referred 10 Committee on Fire De
partn ent.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
Councilman Robinson:
Petition of Nicholas DIbb and others. asking
that both sides of Livingston street, between
First and Third streets. may be tagged where
the same has not been done.
" hieh was referred to Committee ON Streets
and Highways.
Bv the same
Petition OF Jonathan Prall and others for the
extension o! the gas mains in Third street to
Broadway. and that street lamps may be erected
at suitable points.
Which was referred Committee on Lamps,
Gas and water.
BY Councilman Marvel:
Petition OF F. GartZ relative to certain win
dows broken on his premises by an irresponsible
person.
Which was referred to the Law Committee.
BY the same:
Petition of Louis Braun and Others for street
lamp in Livingston street, between First and
Second streets.
Which was referred to Committee on Lamps,
Gas and Water
by leHUeY.
Petition of Patrick Burke for remission of tax
for the year of 1865
Which was referred to Law Committee.
By President pro TEN Gray:
Petition of Henry Lemke and many other resi-
dents of the Third and Fifth wards, and members
of st. Michaefs congregation, relative to the
rapid passing OF trains, ETC., on the Central rai
road.
Which was received to the Committee on Rail
roads:
BY the same:
n.
for street lamp on the north side OF North ave-
nue., 1896 feet east of Broad street.
Which was referred to Committee Lamps,
Gas and Water.
BY the same
Petition of the Superintendent fthe Elizabeth
and Newark Horse Railroad Company. asking
that the cobble stone pavement of so much OF
First street as is now occupied by their road
may be allowed to remain as at present.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets
and Highways.
By Councilmen Price,
Petition of Charles Russ for permission to
build small shed extension, ETC., in the rear of
1875 Broad street.
Which was referred to Committee on Fire De-
partment
BY the same;
Petition OF Michael Doyle and others to have
the sidewalks on both sides of DelIart place, be-
tween Jersey and Grand streets, tagged with
stone four feet wide.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets
and Highways.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS AND AC.
COUNTS,
Claims and accounts were presented and dis
posed of as follows;
OF Meyer & Wonneberg SO. Manhattan In
surance Company $45.
Referred to the Committee on Public Grounds
or Henry Higgins sos Jesse D. Price ss5 So
Referred to Committee on Streets and High
Of e NJ. Herrick & Co. $40 II. Elizabcthtown
Water Co. SAT so.
Referred to the Committee on Fire Department
OF Z. NJ Herrick s. Co. $50 20.
Referred to the Committee on Police
OF Herrick q Co., $75 IS.
Referred to the Committee on Poor and Aims
OF II, Wilson ST. 7s.
Laid on the table.
OF Elizabethtown Water Company $37 50
Referred to Committee on Public Markets.
OF Ehzabethtown Water Company $297 So
Referred to Committee on Lamps, Gas and
Water.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Evan Davis SIS, George L. Lyers, s.. j. Rit-
tenhonse 49,, James Gale .$31 so, Frederick
Artz $ls2, John II; satchell s., John Neal
$229 r. e. NJ. Herrick & Co. 1854, John l..
Shreve $40, Luke H. Higgins $s575, G Hoiinger
$117d2, Drake & Cook 5000, do. s2I050,
son BtowS S sSS a. r. A Fri
NOR & Sons $s0.97, F. Hetzman So, Michael
Walsh $41.25 Richard Foore, $l292 Jas. Cart
land, GS.T'.
OFFICERS REPORTS AND CoMMUNICA.
TONS.
The Street Commissioner presented final GER
tifcate, with the City Surveyor and Inspectors
certificate, of amount of work done by Edward
Keogh, for constructing sewer in Magnolia
street, from Catharne street to Meadow street
setting forth that 22426G is due said Keoeh for
doing said work,
Which were received and referred to the Com
mittee on Sewers and Drainages.
The Street Commissioner presented the fol-
lowing report:
To he Honm'al1e H.' Mayor and CITY Cunci
gH,e city Of Eiizobeth:
The undersigned would beg leave to report that
no objections have been filed against making
the following improvements. Of which notice was
given in the Union County Herald under 6ate of
October the 4th. 1861
To order and cause Clinton street, from Third
street to Division street, to be regulated graded
curbed and guttered
To order and cause Cross street, from Smith
street to Port street, to be regulated, graded,
curbed and guttered
To order and cause a sewer to be constructed
and built in Clinton street, from Second street
to Fourth street.
L. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth October 81, 1868.
Which was received and ordered on file.
The Clerk OF the City Market, in accordance
with the ordinance regulating and defining mar
ket district, reported the names ofseveral butch
ers who are alleged to have violated the provi-
sions of said ordinance
Which was referred to Law Committee.
BOND.
Edward Keogh, contractor for sewering Magno-
liza street, from Catharine to Meadow street, pre-
sented bond to keep said sewer in repair.
Which was accepted.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES,
The Law Committee reported an ordinance to
fill up the sunkcn lot on the westerly side of
Monroe avenue, between Julia street and Port
avenue, repnted to belong to e. X. Kellogg.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of Jeremiah Peterson for remission
OF taxes for the years 1854, 1855 and 1868, reported
thereon, and recommended that the Receiver of
Taxes be directed to mark as paid, or otherwise
cancel upon his books. the taxes assessed to
Jeremiah Peterson in the Third ward for the
years 1854, 1865 and 1866.
" AieA was recelved and the recommendation