Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-03

said avenue be re-established from the city lin
eastery to the centre of South street. and from tina
point to the centre of Cherry street, the lines sha
be as follows viz: the southerly line beginning II
the southerly line of Railway avenue at poin
where the same meets the centre line of Soutl
street; thence easterly in straight course to
point where the southerly line of Railway avenu
lying easterly of Cherry street. if continued west
erly would strike the centre line of Cherry street
and that the northerly line be parallel thereto AM
eighty feet distant therefrom, and that the Cit
Surveyor be directed to distinctly mark the sam
upon the city maps.
Which was received and the resolution adopted
by the following vote
Afirmative-President Wiley and Councimei
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon
MARVEL Ropes, Schanck, Sehultheis, Tenney AM
Woodward-14.
Negatiye-None.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance for the is
sue of city bonds to provide for the payment OF tn
COSTS damages and expenses of constructing sew
er in William street, from Madison avenue to Cath
arine street." was taken up read and adopted OF
its first reading. The ordinance was taken up OF
its second reading, read and adopted, and on mo
ton ordered to be published two weeks in tho
Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled &C. An ordinance for the is
sue of city bonds to provide for the payment of the
costs and expenses of regulating and paving Cher
ry street, from Railway avenue to Jersey street
with wooden pavement, was taken up, READ ahC
taken up ON it's second reading, read and adopted
and on motion ordered to be published two weeks
in the Union County Herald
The ordinance entitled An ordinance for the is.
sue of city bonds, to provide for the payment OF
the costs and expenses of regulating and grading
Spring street. from Jersey street to William street.
and curbing and guttering Spring street. from DER
sey street to East Grand street, " was taken up
read and adopted on its first reading: The ordi,
nance was taken up its second reading, read and
adopted, and on motion, ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled " An ordinance for the is
sue of city bonds to provide for the payment of the
costs, damages and expenses of constructing sew
er in South street, from the summit at or near
Grier avenue to Broad street, was taken up, read
and adopted on its first reading The ordinance
was taken up its second reading, read and
adopted and on motion ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald
The ordinance entitled " An ordinance to pave
Catharine street, from Jersey street to Magnolia
street" which had been read twice and adopted on
its first and second reading at a meeting OF the
City Council held May 26, 1869, and ordered TO DC
published two weeks in the Union County Herald,
and laid on the table June 16, 1869, was taken up
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
by one of the publishers of the Union County
Herald that said ordinance has been pubhshed TWO
weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the third tilhe anu pass-
ed by the following vote:
Affirmative-Presdent Wiley and Councilman
Barry Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Ly-
on, MARVEL Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney
and Woodward-14.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to pave
South street, from Williamson street to Washing
ton avenue, with Belgian or trap block pavement,
which had been read twice and adopted ON Its hrst
and second reading at meeting of the City Coun-
ell held May 26, 1869, and ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald, and laid on
the table juno 16, 1869, was taken up.
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
of tha Union
Herald that said ordinance has been pubhshed TWO
weeks in said paper. -.
The ordinance was read the third time and
passed by the following vote:
AfIirmative-President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry Brokaw Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Ly-
On, Maxwell Ropes, Schanck Schultheis, Tenney
and Woodward-14.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance to regu-
late, grade, curb and gutter Bond street, from
Third street to Trumbull street, which had been
read twice and adopted on its first and second read
ing at meeting of the City Council held July D,
1862 and ordered to be published two weeks in the
Union County Herald, was taken up.
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
BY one of the publishers of the Union County
Herald that said ordinance has been pubhshed Two
weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the third time and pass
ed by the following vote
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiley and Councilman
Barry Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Marvel, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney and
W oodward-14
Negatve-None.
The ordinance entitled " An ordinance to fill up
sunken lots of John Clapp, Jr., corner OF spring
street and Bond street., which had been read twice
md adopted on its first and second reading at a
meeting of the City Council held July g. 1863, and
ordered to be published two weeks IN the Union
County Herald, taken up.
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
by one of the publishers of the Union County Her
Nd that said ordinance has been published two
weeks IN said paper.
The ordinance was read the third time ana pass
ed by the following vote:
Afirmative-Presdent Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon.
Marvel, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney and
Woodward-14.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance to CON
struct sewer in Elizabeth avenue, from summit
near Fourth street, to connect with John street
sewer at Sixth street." which had been read twice
and adopted on its first and second reading at a
meeting of the City Council held July s, 1862 and
ordered to be published two weeks III the Union
County Herald, was taken up.
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
by one of the publishers of the Union County Her
aid that said ordinance has been published two
weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the thlru Time anu pass
ed by the following vote;
Afiirmative-President Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Ly-
on, Marvel, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney
and Woodward-l4.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled "An ordinance to con-
struct sewer in Meadow street, from the sewer in
Anna street to Adams avenue, and in Adams ave-
nue. from Meadow street to the summit north of
Mary street." which had been read twice and
adopted on its first and second reading, at meet
ing of the City Council held July g. 1869, and or
dered to be published two weeks in the Union
County Herald, was taken up on its third reading,
and ON motion laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled "An ordinance for the
issue of city bond to provide for the payment OF
the costs and expenses of tagging the sidewalks
on the easterly side of Broad street, from the
stone bridge to Pearl street." which had been read
and adopted on its first and second reading at a
meeting of the City Council held July 8, 1852 and
ordered to be published two weeks IN the Union
County Herald, was taken up
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
by one of the publishers of the Union County Her.
aid that said ordinance has been published two
weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the tnlfu Tune ana
passed by the following vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry. Gray. Green, Lyon,
Maxwell Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Ienney and
Woodward--l4.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled " An ordinance Tor the
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment OF
the costs and expenses Of regulating, grading ana
curbing Louisa street, from railroad avenue to
Meadow street." which had been read twice and
adopted on its first and second reading at meet
ing of the City Council held July s, 1869, and or
dered to be published two weeks IN the Union
County Herald, was taken up.
Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
by one of the publishers of the Union County Her
aid that said ordinance has been published two
weeks in said paper
The ordinance was read the third time, and pass
ed by the following vote
Afirmative-Presdent Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw Cowell, Doclsry, Gray, Green, Lyon.
Marvel, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney and
Woodward-14.
Negative--None.
The ordinance entitled NAn ordinance for the
do fn, NAY nj