Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-13

Boulevard, from Morris avenue to Parker's lane
Westminster avenue, Union avenue and Hamilton
avenue, from the bend to the city line as reported
by the Street Commission, be annulled and that
Union avenue, Irvington avenue and West Broad
street, as laid down on map reported this even
ing, be and they are hereby laid out and the lines
as designated on said map of said streets be the
lines thereof, and that the City Surveyor be and he
is hereby directed to clearly mark the same upon
the city maps.
Which was received and the resolution adopted
by the following vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Councimen
Barry, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Marvel,
ROPES, Schultheis, Tenney Woodruff and Wood
ward-l3.
Negative--None.
The Committee on the Revision of the Maps of
the Street Commission to whom was referred the
matter Of the streets lying between Westfeld ave-
nue., Cherry street and the city line, reported
thereon, and recommended the adoption OF the
following resolution, which accompanied the re
port:
Resolved That the lines of the following streets,
as reported by the Street Commission be annulled,
viz
Orchard street. from Chiffon street to the city
line; Elm street. from Chiffon street to the city
line Chiffon street, between the Central Railroad
and Stiles street; Lincoln avenue from CaCrry
street to the city line, and all other streets be-
tween Westhed avenue, Chiffon street and the city
line, and that the lines Of said streets aud Magic
street and Dehart place, as deaneatad ON the mp
this evening reported, be ana they are hereby rs
tGD.lsneu the lines of streets within said dis
trict, and that the City Surveyor be directed to
clearly mark the the city MAPS and the
said streets are hereby declared laid out in
dance herewith.
The report received and the resolution
adopted by the following vote:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiley and Councmen
Barry, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Man
vel, Ropes, Schultheis, Tenney, Woodruff and
WOOdward-13.
Negative--None.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance to regu-
late, grade, curb and gutter Bond street, from
Third street to Trumbull street, taken up,
read and adopted its first reading. The ordi-
nance was taken up on its second reading, read
and adopted, and on motion, ordered to be pub
lished two weeks in the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled g An ordinance to lay out
and open a street avenue to be called Hamilton
avenue, from Broad street to the Union township
line" taken up on its first reading, and on
motion, laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled &C An ordinance to con-
struct sewer in Elizabeth avenue from the sum-
NIT Fourth street, to connect with John street
sewer in Sixth street, taken up, read and
adopted on its first reading. The ordinance
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 " 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, was taken up, read and adopted Oh
its first reading. The ordinance taken up
its second reading, read and adopted, and on mo-
ton, ordered to be published two weeks in the I'm
ion County Herald.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to fill up
sunken lots OF John Clapp, jr., corner of Spring
and Bond street, taken up, read and adopted
its first reading. The ordinance was taken up
on its second reading, read and adopted, and on
motion ordered to be published two weeks jim the
Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled +" An ordinance for the
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment of
the COSTS damages and expenses of constructing
at or near the road leading from Edgar turnpike
road, near the residence of Jacob Gohring to Will
hanson street, 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 can 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, 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 can ordinance for the
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment Of
the costs and expenses of regulating, curbing and
guttering Walnut street, from Crescent street to
Mary street, and to flag the sidewalks on both
Sides, 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 An ordinance for the
issue Of city bonds to provide for the payment of
the costs and expenses of regulating, grading,
curbing and guttering Spencer street, from Water
street to the creek, was taken up, road and adopt
ed 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, 90 An ordinance for the
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment OF
the costs and expenses of regulating, grading and
curblng Louisa street, from Railroad avenue to
Meadow street, was taken up read and adopted
on it's first reading The ordinance was taken up
on its sepond reading, read and adopted, and GU
motion ordered to be published two weeks in the
Union County Herald
The ordinance entitled, " An ordinance for the
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment Of
the costs and expenses Of tagging the sidewalks
on both sides Of Adams avenue, from Mary street
to Port avenue" was taken up, read and adopted
on its first reading. The or finance was taken up
on It's second reading, read and adopted, and on
motion ordered to be published in the Union
County Herald,
issue of city bonds to provide for the payment Of
the costs and expenses OF paving Grove street,
from Grier avenue to Broad street, with wooden
pavement" was taken up, read and adopted on its
hrst 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 An ordinance Tor the
issue of city bonds, called Improvement bonds,''
was taken up, read and adopted on its first read
ing. The ordinance was taken up on its
cond reading read and adopted and on motion
ordered to be published two weeks in the Union
County Herald.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance relating
to tho compensation Tor tending the iron draw
bridge at South street. was taken up on It's first
reading, and on motion was laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled IAN ordinance relating
to sewers and drains, taken up, read
adopted on its first reading The ordinance was
taken up on its second reading, read and adopted.
The ordinance was read the third time and passed
by the following vote:
Afirmative-President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, COwell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon. Marvel,
Ropes, Schulthe1s, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
Ward--l3
Nesat,Yc-None.
and open Palmer street, from First avenue" which
had been read twice and adopted on its first and
seeGld Gaading at a meeting of the City Council
held June lG, 1869, and ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald, was ia
ken up.
The ordinance was read the third time and
passed by the following vote:
Neutrality-suspicious. Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Cowell, Docbry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Marvel,
Ropes schultz. is, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward-13.
Negative-None.
BsyIOlsFss FQ4 R4vfNd dHeHRS STREET,
Sealed proposals from The American Nicolson
Pavement Company, and Michael Doyle, for paving
Cherry street. from Railway avenue to Jersey
street. presented by the Street Commissioner,
which were opened and read, and on motion of
Councilman Green referred to Committee on
Streets and Highways.
ESTIMATES FOR sEWERING MURRAY STREET.
The Street Commissioner presented sealed pro-