Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-10-03

from Cnerfy street 10 The New Jersey railroad
and Transportation Company was taken up,
read and adopted on its first reading. The ordi-
nance war taken up, on its second reading. read
and adopted. And on molten. ordered to be pub
lished two weeks in the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled AN ordinance to nag
the sidewalks ON both sides of Cherry street,
from Jersey street to Pearl street.. was taken up,
read and adopted on its first reading. The ordi-
nance wa. taken up on its second reading, read
and adopted. And on motion. ordered to be
published two weeks in the Union County
Herald.
Annexed to this ordinance WAS an affidavit
made by one Of the publishers OF the Union
County Herald, newspaper OF this city, that
notice Of the intention of the City Council to
cause raid improvement to be made had been
published in said paper for two weeks.
The ordinance entitled San ordinance to
| regulate, curb and gutter Spencer street,
from Water street to the creek" WIS taken
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 published two weeks in the
Union County Herald.
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit
| made by one of the publishers of the Union
County Herald, newspaper of this city, that
| Il notice of the intention of the City Council
| to cause said improvement SO be made had
been published in said paper for two weeks.
! The ordinance entitled "An ordinance to
| regulate, grade, curb and gutter Wall street,
from Sixth street to Division street." was
taken up, read and adopted on its first read
| ing. The ordinance WAS taken up on its
ond reading, read and adopted. And on mo-
ordered to be published two weeks in the
Union County Herald. Annexed to this ordi-
| nance was an affidavit made by one of the
publishers of the Union County Herald, a
newspaper of this city. that notice of the
Intention of the City Council to cause said inn
provement to be made had been published in
| said paper for two weeks.
| The ordinance pntitlpG ttSnnnlampnt IN
| ordinance entitled" 'An ordinance to estab-
lish and define Market district in the city
of Elizabeth, and to regulate the selling of
fresh meat therein, and to license butchers"
was taken up on its first reading, and on mo-
| ton was laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled Gan ordinance to
| flag the sidewalk on the northerly side of
| High street, from Elizabeth avenue to Wood
ruff street, and on the south side of High
street, from Elizabeth avenue to the creek, !"
which had been read twice and adopted on
its first and second reading at a meeting of
the City Council held the 2Sth day of August,
| 1868, and ordered to be published two weeks
III the Union County Herald, and laid on the
table September 16, 1868, was taken up.
| Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit
made by one of the publishers of the Union
County Herald that said ordinance had been
published two weeks in said paper
| The ordinance was read the third time and
Affirmative presidept Wiley and Council-
men Barry. Budd Cowell GRAY Ivon prize
Robinson, Sehanck, Schulthei and Ten
ney-11.
NNeSative-N0ne.
Councilman Gray moved that when Council
| adjourns, it adjourn to Wednesday evening,
| 14th instant.
| Which was carried.
RESOLUTIONS.
| BY President Wiley:
| Whereas t. e City Surveyor. inspector OF the
| work, street Commissioners and Committee on
| streets and Highways have reported to the City
Council that Olive, from Meadow street to
| Spring street has been regulated and curbed &C.
cording to the true intent and meaning of the
specifications and plans of said work and ac-
cording so 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:
Affirmative-President Wiley, and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Budd, Gray, Lyon. Price, Robin
son, Schanck, Schulihies and Tenney-11.
| Negative-None.
By the same:
Resolved, That seven hundred and seventy
nine dollars and forty cents (S779,4 40 less pre-.
vious payments be paid to Michael Doyle. or his
assigns. as the same may be due on contract for
regulating and curbing Olive street. from Mead
ow street to Spring street, said amount being
payment in full,
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Affirmative President Wiley, and Councimen
Barry, Brokaw, Budd. Gray, Lyon Price, Robin
| son, Schanck Schultheis and Tenney-11.
Negative-None
| By the same:
Resolution to accept the work of regulating,
grading, curbing and guttering Dehart place,
from Jersey street to the Central Railroad OF
New Jersey. (JOhn Heimmel contradictory
| Was laid over.
Blythe same:
Whereas, the City Surveyor, Inspector Of the
work, Street Commissioner and Committee on
streets, and highways, have reported to the City
Council that Chestnut street. from Broad street
| to the New Jersey railroad has been regulated.
graded, curbed and guttered according to the
true intent and meaning OF the specifications
and plans of said work, and according to the
terms of the contract for dong the same, there
fore belt
| Resolved That the said work be accepted by
the city as completed according to the contract.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
| Afhrmative-President Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw, Budd, Gray. Lyon, Price, Roh-