Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-10

commended by the Committee on Sewers ant
| Drainage.
Which was adopted.
| By the same
Resolved, That Bernard O'Neil disinter-
ested freebooter of the Third ward, be ap
pointed q Commissioner to assess the costs
and expenses of the sewer In Broad street
from the Mills property to connect with the
| Broad street, Morris avenue and Mill lane
sewer, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
| absence of Robert P. Pierson.
| Which was adopted.
BY the same :
Whereas, the Street Commissioner and
Committee on Sewers and Drainage have re-
ported to the City Council that sewer has
been constructed in South street, from Broad
street to point at the summit near Grier av-
epue, according to the true intent and mean
ing of the specifications and plans of said
work, and according to the terms of the con-
tract for doing the same and whereas, the
contractor has given satisfactory bonds to
keep the same in repair for period of twelve
months therefore,
Resolved, That the said work be accepted
by the city as completed according to the
contract.
Which was adopted by the following vote
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Council
men Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray,
Green, Lyon, Ropes, Tenney and Woodruff
II.
Negative-None.
By the same:
Resolved, That one thousand one hundred
and ninety dollars and ten cents, Isl 1872
10,) less previous PAYMENTS be paid to Jacob
@. Winans, or his assigns, as the same may
be due on contract for constructing sewer
in South street, from Broad street to the sum-
NIT near Grier avenue, said amount being
payment in full.
Which was adopted by the following vote ::
Affirmatiye-President Wiley and Council
GOwal1 nOaEryy Grou
Green, Lyon, Ropes, Tenney and Wood
ruff-11.
egative-None.
By Councilman Gray:
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner
advertise for proposals to construct a sewer
in Meadow street and Adams avenue, accord
ing to ordinance passed August 4, 1869.
Which was adopted.
BY the same:
Resolved, That the Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings are hereby authorized
to advertise for proposals for erecting an en-
CINE house for the use of Jefferson Engine
Company No. 6, at a cost not exceeding
$4,000, which is hereby appropriated for that
purpose, SO, 900 thereof to be paid out of the
bonds for 100000 authorized by the Legisla-
ture at its last session, and the balance there
of from the contingent account.
Which was referred to Committee on Fl
nance.
BY Councilman Lyon
Resolved, That permission be granted to
NJ NJ. Woodruff to relay the sidewalk on the
north side of West Jersey street, in front of
his property, under the direction of the
Street Commissioner.
Which was adopted.
ESTIMATES FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals of persons hereinafter named, for
the following improvements, to wit:
OF Richard Story, Michael Doyle, and John
Neal, for tagging the sidewalks in East Grand
street
Of Michael Doyle, Richard Story and John
Neal, for curbing, etc, First street,
Of John Heimmel, Richard Story, Farrelly
& Howe, and John Neal, for curbing, etc
Rector street
Of Richard Story, Michael Doyle and John
Neal, for curbing, ETC., Cross street
OF John Il. Kelley, Jacob G. Winans, Rich
ard Story, Luther Orstardt, Michael P. Elan
agan, Flynn x Mahoney, and John Neal, for
sewering Livingston street and Broadway
Of John Heimmel, Farrelly & Howe, Rich
ard Story and John Neal, for curling, ETC.,
Division street;
OF John E. Kelly and Jacob G. Winans, for
sewering Morris avenue from Stiles street to
the summit.
Which was received and laid ON the table.
Councilman Gray moved that Council adj
journ to Wednesday evening next.
Which was carried
Whereupon President Wiley declared Coun-
Gil adjourned to Wednesday evening, eleventh
instant, at half past seven O'Clock.
j. SETPLE, Clerk.