Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-29

street, to be opened from Grand street to Chance
Tor street. according to the lines established by tn
Commissioners, and to take and appropriate til
land and real estate necessary therefor, and tn
Street Commissioner directed to give the notice
CURED by law.
| Also, to order and cause street called Penning
ton street, to be opened from Grove street to til
city line, according to the lines established by til
Commissioners, and to take and appropriate tn
land and real estate necessary therefor, and til
Street Commissioner directed to give the notice re
quired by law.
| By Councilman Price:
Resolved, That Thomas Sayre be and he is here
by appointed Inspector of the West Jersey stree
| sewer. at the usual compensation While on dut
| as such.
Which was laid ON the table.
| By the same:
| Resolved, That John Davidson is hereby per
| mitted at his own expense, to curb and flag tin
sidewalks i'll front of his premises in Salem avenue
the same to be done under the superintendent o
the Street Commissioner and to be completed OF
| or before September /, 1869.
| Which was adopted.
| By Councilman Green:
| Resolved, That warrant be issued in favor o.
| W. II. Powell for S210, for opening Murray street
being amount awarded him by the Commissioners
Which was adopted by the following vote
| Aflirmative-President Wiley and Councilmer
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Price
| Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney Woodruff and Wood
ward-12.
Negative-None.
| BY the same:
| Resolved, That the specification for laying Mich
| olson wooden pavement i'll Cherry street, be
amended so as to require that the foundation plank
shall consist of Burnetized spruce hemlock, and
the blocksaof Burnetized spruce.
Which adopted.
BY Councilman Gray:
Resolved, That no public meetings, pic MICS or
other public demonstrations OF any kind shall be
permitted to be held any Sunday in either of the
parks known&s Jefferson Park, jackson Park or
Scott Park.
Councilman Green moved to amend " Except re-
ligious services
Which was lost by the following vote:
Atiirmatve-President Wiley and Councilmen
Brokaw, Green, Price, Tenney and Woodruff
Negative-Barry, Cowell, Dockry, Gray Schulz
theis and Woodward-6.
Councilman Green then moved to amend to strike
out the words ''on any Sunday
Which was carried
The resolution as amended was adopted by the
following vote:
tfirmatve-President Wiley and Councilmen
Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry Gray, Price, Schulthes,
Tenney, Woodruff and Woodward-11.
Negatives councilman Barry.
BY theasane:
Resolved That the Street Commissioner adver-
tise for proposals to regulate, grade and curb New
ark avenue, from Broad street to Port avenue and
from Alma street to the line of Clinton township,
and to pave Newark avenue from Broad street to
the line of Clinton township with wooden pave
bment, according to ordinance passed June l. 1869.
Which was adopted.
Councilman Price obtained leaveand retired.
By the same:
Resolved, That Edward Keogh and Michael Dill
Ion are hereby permitted at their own expense, to
curb gutter and flag the sidewalks in front OF their
premises on Meadow street, the same to be done
under the superintendent of the Street Commits
sioner, and to be completed on or before July Is,
1869.
Which adopted.
By the same:
Whereas, Michael Burns and Peter Sheridan have
tagged the sidewalks in front of their premises in
Bond street, but through ignorance Of the ordi-
nances, laid such tagging without first obtaining
the permission OF the City Council therefore,
Resolved, That such tagging be considered as
laid by said parties at their expense, with the
same effect as if the permission OF the City Council
had first been given therefor, and that the portions
OF the sidewalks so tagged be excepted from the
contract
Which was adopted
By the same:
Resolved, That Patrick Dillon is hereby appoint
ed Inspector of tagging the sidewalks in Adams av-
enue, from Mary street to Port avenue.
Which was adopted
By the same:
Resolved, That James Hastings is hereby appoint
ed Inspector of the curbing of Louisa street. from
Railroad avenue to Meadow street.
Which was adopted.
By the same
Resolved, That John Keigry is hereby appointed
Inspector of the paving of jefferson avenue, from
Port avenue to North avenue.
Which was adopted.
BY the same;
1SeSOlNeu, lndb RICHMOND DIXON Is hereby per-
mitted, at his own expense to curb the sidewalk in
front of the premises on Meadow street. and to flag
the same, or today board walk at least four feet
wider the same to be done under the superintend-
ence OF the Street Commissioner, and to be COM
pleted on or prior to July 10, 1869.
Which was adopted
BY the same
Resolved, That Redmond Dillon is hereby per
mitted, at his own expense, to lay concrete walk
at least tour feet wide, in front of his premises i'll
Olive street. the same to be done under the super
intendence of the Street Commissioner, and TO be
completed on or before August l, 1869
l. Which was adopted.
+ BY the same:
Resolved, That the owners of the property on
North avenue, between Railroad avenue and New
ark avenue, hereby permitted, at their own eX-
pense, to grade North avenue from Railroad ave-
nue. to Newark avenue, the same to be done under
the superintendent of the Street Commissioner,
and to be completed on or before August 10, 1869.
Which was adopted.
BY the same:
Whereas, the City Council of the city Elizabeth
not able to agree with the owners for the pur-
chase of the land and real estate necessary to be
taken and appropriated for the purpose ofbuilding
and constructing a sewer i'll the north part of the
city OF Elizabeth, from ditch norhery of and dis
tant eight hundred and sixty feet from the contin-
uation eastery of the centre line OF Fanny street
to Madison avenue as the said City Council have
Meterminedbto build and construct the said sewer,
and to take and appropriate the land and real es-
tate necessary therefor, by an ordinance entitled
the no9h part of the city of Elizabeth, duly pass
ed by the City Council of the city of Elizabeth and
approved by the Mayor September Is, 1868, there
fore,
Resolved, by the City Council of the cityof Eliz-
abeth, That William Ball, of the Fourth ward Sam
uel S. Moore, of the Fifth ward, Henry Reed, OF
the Seventh ward, David D. Buchanan, Of the
Third ward, and Patrick Sheridan, of the Eighth
ward, five disnterested freeholders OF the city of
Elizabeth, residing in different wards, be and are
hereby appointed Commissioners to make AN as
sessment of the damages that any such owner or
owners of sald lands and real estate Will sustain by
taking and appropriating, i'll the manner and for
the purpose aforesaid, such lands and real estate.
Which was adopted.
BY the same.
Whereas, The City Council of the city of Eliza
beth are not able to agree with the for the
purchase of the land and real estate necessary to
be taken and appropriated for the purpose of lay
ing out and opening street called Virginia stree t
from Neck lane to the line of Clinton township as
the said City Council have determined to lay out
and open the said street and to take and appropri
ate the Ind and real estate necessary therefor by
an ordinance entitled An ordinance to lay out and
open Virginia street, from Neck lane to Clinton
township" duly passed by the City Council Of the
city of Elizabeth and approved by the Mayor June
g. 1869, therefore,
Resolved by the City Council of the city of Eliza
BETH that William Ball OF the Fourth ward, Samuel
S. Moore of the Fifth Sward Henry Reed of the
Seventh ward, David d. Buchanan of tho Third
ward and Patrick Sheridan of the Eighth ward five
DISTINGUISHED freeholders of the city of Elizabeth
residing in different wards be and are hereby APP
pointed Commissioners to make an assessment OF
the damages that any such owner or owners of said
lands and real estate will sustain by taking and APP
propriating, in the manner and for the purpose
aforesaid such lands and real estate
Which was adopted.
By the same; ..
whereas, The City Council of the city of Elias
beth are not able to agree with the owners for the
purchase of the land and real estate to be
taken and appropriated for the purpose of laying
- ot,ltN ,,i,,fra SIR
the Mildesex and Essex turnpike road to Neck
lane, as the said City Council have determined to