Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-19

IeVenlnS-Mf. FfeSldenG wiley IN the
chair.
PETITIONS, CIRCUMSTANCES, &C.
Remonstranco against construction
of sewer in Mary street, between JEFF
ferson and Madison avenues petition
for sidewalk in Bond street petition
for immed ate construction of sewer in
Mary street. l1l
Mr.. Lyon presented deeds from John
o. Magic and others, transferring Ger
tain property to the city, to be used in
opening new streets.
Mr., Lyon called for the report of the
Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings on the beethoven, and Mr..
Brokaw, chairman, promised that the
long looked-for report should be forth
coming next week.
The Committee on Poor and Aims
presented q communication stating
that William Hathaway had been con-
fined for some time i'll the county Jail
in default of security to support his
wife and family, and as he had been
unable to furnish the satisfactory Sc
curity, and was only an expense to the
county, they would ask the passage of
the following resolution, which was
carried:
Resolved That the committee on
poor and aims be authorized to have
William Hathaway released on obtain
ing such security for the city as they
may deem necessary.
The ordinance to sewer Jersey street,
from the summit to DeHart place, was
on motion of Judge Green laid upon
the table.
Judge Green said very many of the
property owners in this locality did not
want the sewer. He did not believe i'll
running sewers promisonously, and
would not force people to pay for sew
ers which they did not demand
Mr.. Lyon moved that the ordinance
be referred back to the Sewer Commit
tee, for he knew parties were anxious
to have it constructed
Judge Tenney explained that the
length of the sewer would be about 900
feet, and the only parties who would
be assessed, have petitioned for the
same.
Judge Green called for the "previous
question:" which prevailed, and the
motion to refer was unanimously car.
ried
Mr.. Gray moved to take up the pro-
posals for tagging Bond street.
BOND STREET FLAGGING.
Michael Doyle, $1,174.5O 10 days
John Neal, 1,173.75 Is days
Hotaling & Shears 1,22TOO 10 days
Patrick Donahue 1,1S65O 10 days
Referred to Street Committee.
Capt. Ropes presented a petition
from ex-members of Company G, 14th
N. J. Vols, for use of Market Hall, for
Re union of the Company, on the
Goth Of August Referred to commit
tee on public buildings with power.
Mr.. Wiley offered resolution award
ing the contract to Michael Doyle for
tagging Cross street. Adopted.
Mr.. Dockry offered resolution APP
pointing Thomas McCarty inspector of
curbing Gross street
Edward Mcdonald, Barney Rogers,
Walter Murphy and Barclay Smith were
also appointed inspectors, on motion
of Mr.. Cowell
Mr.. Cowell offered series of resolu-
tons for the paving of certain streets
with Nicholson pavement, in the
Eighth ward.
GREER AVENUE CURLING.
Michael Doyle, $2,129.75-15 days.
r. W. Adams, 1869. 00-60 days
John Neal, 1896. 25-25 days
FIRST STREET PAVING.
Michael Doyle, $l25. % days
GREER AVENUE WOODEN PAVING.
r. w. Adams, s48,115.00-100 days.
FLAGGING GROVE STREET.
Patrick Donahue, S2,752. O0-12 days.
Hotaling & Shears, 2,361.25-20 days.
MAPLE AVENUE FLAGGING.
John Neal, $1.63754 10 DAYS
Patrick Donahue, 1,66400 days
Michael Doyle, 1,5l605 Is days
Hotaling q Shears, 1,43455 IS days
COURT STREET FLACiGINGi.
Michael Doyle, $25901 l day
John Neal, 268. rs 3 days
ADAMS AVENUE GRADING.
Francis Magic, $3,433.75 Is days
John P Posi-, 1912 50 30 days
DENIM & Flynn, 3.O70.Oo IS days
LEROY STREET.
Farrelly & Howe, S1,3S3.25
Michael Doyle, 1,073.75 7 days