Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-24
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BY Councilman Tenney:
! Resolved, That the contract for construct
ing a sewer in Martin street, from Smith
street to the summit, be awarded to Michael
Clark, he being the lowest bidder who has
sent in proposal to do said work, accompa-
MED with ample, satisfactory and sufficient
security and IN accordance with the speclti-
cations, and that the Mayor execute con-
tract for doing said work on the part of the
city, according to the proposal.
Which was adopted by the following vote
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Council
men Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Doclry, Green,
Lyon, Price, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward-11.
egatiYe-None.
BY the same:
Resolved, That the contract for sewering
Clinton street, from the north side of Third
street to the summit be awarded to Michael
Clark, ne being the lowest bidder who has
sent in proposal to do said work, accompa-
MED with ample, satisfactory and sufficient
security, and i'll accordance with the specih-
cations, and that the Mayor execute con-
tract for doing said work on the part of the
city, according to the proposal.
Which was adopted by the following vote
Affirmative-Preside Wiley and Council
men Barry Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Green.
Lyon, Price, Tcnney, Woodruff and Wood
ward-11.
egative-None.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals from Thomas f. Boyle and James
Keighry, Michael Clark, Owen Farrelly and
Jacob g. Winans for sewering Railway avenue,
from Broad street to the river which were
opened and read, when Councilman Tenney
offered the following
Resolved, That the contract for sewering
Railway avenue, from Broad street to the riy-
err be awarded to Thomas f. Boyle and
James Keighry, they being the lowest bid
ders who have sent i'll proposal to do said
work, accompanied with ample, satisfactory
and sufficient security, and in accordance with
the specification, and that the Mayor execute
a contract for doing said work on the part of
the city, according to the proposal
Which was adopted by the following vote
Atfirmative-President Wiley and Council
men Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, DoclTy, Green,
Lyon, Price, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward.-1l.
Negative-None.
ESTIMATES FOR MAPLE AVENUE CURLING.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals from Patrick Howe and John Helm
mel for regulating, grading and curbing Ma
pie avenue, from Grove street to Garden
street, which were opened and read, when
Councilman Cowell offered the following:
Resolved, That the contract for regulating,
grading and curling Maple avenue, from
Grove street to Garden street. be awarded to
who has sent in proposal to do said work,
accompanied with ample, satisfactory and SUI
ticient security, and i'll accordance with the
specification, and that the Mayor execute
contract for doing said work on the part of
the city, according to the proposal.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Affirmative-President Wiley and Council
men Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Green,
Lyon, Price, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward.-11.
Negative-None.
ESTIMATES FOR CURLING GROVE STREET.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals from Michael Doyle, Patrick Don
ohue and John Neal for curling Grove street,
from Washington avenue to Maple avenue,
which were taken up, opened and read, when
Councilman Cowell offered the following
Resolved, That the contract for curbing
Grove street, from Washington avenue to
Maple avenue, be awarded to Michael Doyle,
he being the lowest bidder who has sent in u
proposal to do said work, accompanied with
ample, satisfactory and sufficient security,
and that the Mayor execute contract for
doing said work on the part of the city accord
ing to the proposal upon the Street Commit
tee reporting to him that the bond has been
perfected
Which was adopted by the following vote :
Atfirmative-Pr President Wiley and Council
men Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Green,
Lyon, Price, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward-11.
Negatiye-None.
ESTIMATES FOR CURLING GARDEN STREET
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals from Michael Doyle, John Neal, and
Patrick Howe for regulating, grading and
curblng Garden street, from Washington
avenue to Maple avenue, which were opened
and read, when Councilmen Cowell offered
the following:
Resolved, That the contract for regulating,
grading and cnrbing Garden street, from
Washington avenue to Maple avenue, be
awarded to Michael Doyle, he being the lowest
bidder who has sent i'll proposal to do said
work, accompanied with ample, satisfactory,
and sufficient security, and i'll accordance with
the specification, and that the Mayor execute
contract for doing said work on the part OF
the city, according to the proposal.
Which was adopted by the following vote
Affirmative-President Wiley and Council
men Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Green,
Lyon, Price, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward.-11.
Negative-None.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals from John Neal, Patrick Donohue
and John Heimmel for regulating, grading,
curbing and guttering Dehart place, from
Jersey street to Railway avenue, which were
opened and read, and, on motion, the bids
and bonds We're referred to Committee on
Streets and Highways.
Inc street COMMISSIONER presented sealed
proposals from Patrick Donohue, Michael
Doyle, Patrick Howe, John Neal and Edward
Keogh, which We're opened and read, and, ON
motion, were referred to Committee on
Streets and Highways.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed
proposals from Michael G. Clark, Robert Rea,
Edward Keogh, Joseph Colgan, Owen Farrell
ly. Jacob G. Winans and Thomas f. Boyle and
James Keighry for sewering Grier avenue,
from South street to Edgar turnpike road
which were received and laid on the table,
and the matter referred to the City Attorney
with regard to the legality of assessing for
connections every fifty feet.
Councilman Price moved that Council
adjourn.
Which was carried.
Whereupon President Wiley declared
Council adjourned. J. SE1PLE, Clerk.