Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-06

| the following places to wit:
Six lamps at equal distances on each side OF Sa-
lem avenue. between the lamp at the junction OF
! Salem avenue and Broad street, and the lamp at
the corner of Salem avenue and Cross street;
One lamp at the northeast corner of Dehart p ace
and Jersey street, soon private parties cause
| the gas pipes to be extended to that point;
| One lamp at the corner of Chestnut street and
Trinity place, as soon as private parties cause the
| gas pipes to be extended to that point;
| One lamp on the east side of Union street, be-
tween Jersey and Grand streets, at the end of the
gas pipes now laid in that street, being about mid
| way between Jersey and Grand streets;
One lamp on the north side of Julia street, about
midway between jefferson and Madison avenues;
| One lamp at the northeast corner of Second and
! Wall streets
| One lamp at the southeast corner Of Second and
Bond streets;
one lamp at the northeast corner of Second and
! Pine streets;
| street and Port avenue;
| one lamp at the northeast corner of Meadow and
I Olive streets;
one lamp at the northeast corner of Meadow and
Laura streets;
one lamp at the southwest corner of Meadow and
Julia Streets and that the lamp heretofore ordered
at the southwest corner of Mary and Meadow
streets be placed at the southwest corner OF said
streets;
one lamp on the south side of South street, at
the corner of Grier avenue;
One lamp near the iron bridge in Bridge street;
Two lamps in jefferson avenue at equal distan-
ces between the lamp at Port avenue and the lamp
at Louisa street;
One lamp at the southeast corner of Jefferson
avenue and Louisa street,
One lamp at the southwest corner OF Jefferson
avenue and Summit street;
One lamp at the corner Of Martin and Smith
street;
One lamp at the corner of Martin and Division
street;
One lamp at the corner of Martin and Port street,
One lamp at the corner of Port and High Streets
One lamp at the corner of High and Division
streets;
One lamp at the northeast corner of Third and
Park streets;
One lamp at the southeast corner of Third and
one lamp at the southeast corner of Third and
Wall streets;
one lamp at the southeast corner of Third and
Pine streets;
one lamp at the southeast corner Of Second and
Clinton streets;
One lamp at the northeast corner of Second and
Livingston streets;
One lamp at the northeast corner OF Second street
and Broadway;
One lamp at the southwest corner Of Second and
South Park Streets
One lamp on the west side Of Madison avenue,
midway between Julia street and Port avenue;
One lamp at the southeast corner of Port avenue
and Madison avenue;
One lamp on the north side of Waverly place,
about $50 feet west of Newark avenue.
goI SCI PEI H. GRAY Committee on
= w we WoopnuFr, Lamps 'ete
Which was received and the Recommendation
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adopted.
The same Committee recommended that an appro-
priaton of $4,000 be made by the City Council for
lighting the streets and for use of hydrants for the
year 1869
Which was received and referred to Committee ON
Finance
inqs, to whom was recommitted February 10,
1869 their report relative to the purchase of lot
for Engine Company No. 6, reported in favor of
making a contract with f. B. Chetwood for the said
lot AZ mn tba nv ann the
title and on the deed being delivered to the city,
the Mayor draw his warrant in favor of f. b. Chet-
wood Tor $1,750 to pay for the same.
Councilman Gray moved that the report be re-
ceved and the recommendation adopted.
Councilman Price moved that the report be re-
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Which was lost by the following vote
Observation-Disclosures Lyon, Price, Schanck,
Tenney, Woodruff and Woodward-6.
Negative-President Wiley and Councilmen Bar
ry Brokaw. Cowell, Docltry, Gray, Marvel, Ropes
and SchIltheis---9
Councilman Green was excused from voting.
Councilman Gray's motion to receive the report
and adopt the recommendation was then carried.
The Committee on Railroads. to whom was
ferred the petition of H. W. Howell aud others for
the erection Of bridge the Central railroad at
Cherry street. reported that said Company is ready
to do the work, and will meet with the Committee
on Streets and Highways at any time, and recon-
mended that it be referred to said Committee.
Which was received.
Councilman Green, of the Special Committee to
look AFTER certain DllS De1Ofe the Legislature III
which the city has interest, made verbal re-
port, and on motion of Councilman Gray it was
Resolved, That vote of thanks be rendered to
the Special Committee appointed to visit Trenton
and lay before the Legislature matters of interest
to the city, for the successful manner in which
they have discharged their duties.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled " An ordinance to close o
part of North avenue, taken up, read and
adopted on its first reading. The ordinance was
fo1a itsS Lodi cd
And on notion ordered to be published two weeks
in the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled ''An ordinance to close a
part or Louisa street" was taken up, read and
adopted on its first reading. The ordinance was
taken mp ON 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 regu-
late grade aud curb Louisa street, from Railroad
avenue to Meadow street, was 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.
The ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to Nag
the sidewalks ON Palmer street, from First avenue
to Third avenue, was 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.
The ordinance entitled supplement- to an or
diuance entitled " An ordinance to regulate weights
and measures, approved July 26, 1860, taken
up on its first reading. and ON motion was laid on
the table.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to pre-
vent vice and immortality, to preserve Public Peace
aud Good Order, to protect public property, and
for other purposes was taken up on its first read
ing, and on motion, was laid over until next meet
ing of Council.
RESOLUTIONS.
| By President Wiley:
| Resolved, That it is the intention of the City
Council of the city of Elizabeth under and by viz
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