Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-03

woodward-4.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled Gan ordinance for tn
issue of city bonds, to provide for the payment c
the costs, damages and expenses of constructing
sewer in Grier avenue, from South street to poin
at or near the road leading from Edgar turnpik
road, near the residence of Jacob Gohring, to Wi
hanson street, which had been read twice am
adopted on its first and second reading at meet
ing of the City Council held July 3, 1869, and OF
dered to be published two weeks in the Uniol
County Herald, was taken up.
| Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit mad
by one of the publishers of the Union County Her
aid that said ordinance has been published tw,
weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the third time and pass
ed by the following vote:
Afiirmative-P Wiley and CouncilmeI
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon
Marvel, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney ant
| Woodward-14.
| Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled " An ordinance for the is
sue of city bonds to provide for the payment of the
| costs and expenses of regulating, curbing and gut
tering Walnut street. from Chestnut street to Mary
street and to flag the sidewalks on both sides, "
which had been read twice and adopted on its first
and second reading at meeting of the City Coun.
Gil held April 8, 1862 and ordered to be published
| two weeks in the Union County Herald, was taken
| up.
| Annexed to this ordinance was an affidavit made
by of the publishers of the Union County Her
| aid that said ordinance has been published two
| weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the third time and pass
| ed by the following vote:
| Afirmative-President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell Dockry Gray Green, Lyon,
Marvel, Ropes Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney and
| Woodward--14 ..
Negative-None.
| The ordinance entitled An ordinance for the
issue of city bonds called improvement bonds
which had been read twice and adopted on its first
and second reading at meeting of the City Council
held July 8, 1869, and ordered to be published two
weeks in the Union County Herald, was taken up.
oil 10 hi Cr1i ax1nCa n affidavit
by of the publishers of the Union County Her.
aid that said ordinance has been published two
weeks in said paper.
The ordinance was read the third time and passed
by the following vote:
f1irmatve-President Wiley and Councilman
Barry Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Marvel, Ropes Schanck, Schultheis Tenney and
Woodward-14
Negative-None
RESOLUTIONS.
On motion of Councilman Woodward, it was
Resolved, To order and cause Bridge street, from
the south side of the iron draw bridge to Pearl
street. to be regulated, graded, curbed and gutter
ed, and the Street Commissioner directed to give
the notice required by law.
On motion of Councilman Lyon, it was
Resolved, To order and cause so much of Rah-
way avenue as lies without the lines thereof as es-
tablished, to be vacated and to alter the sad ave
nue. in conformity with the lines thereof, and to
take and appropriate the lands and real estate
necessary therefor, and the Street Commissioner
directed to give the notice required by law.
Also to order and cause sewer to be construct
ed in West Jersey street. from the sewer Ito be
constructed) in Dehart place easterly to point at
| or near the summit and the Street Commissioner
directed to give the notice required by law.
On motion Of Councilman Gray, it was
Resolved, To order and cause the sidewalk on the
westerly side of Linden street, from Magnolia
street to Anna street. to be tagged with stone four
feet wide in the centre of the sidewalk where the
same has not been done, and where suitable board
walk has not been laid at least four feet wide, and
the Street Commissioner directed to give the notice
required by law
On motion of Councilman Ropes. 1t was
Resolved, To order and cause the sidewalks on
both sides of Franklin street. between First street
and Third street. to be tagged with stone four feet
wde in the centre of the sidewalk, and the Street
Commissioner directed to give the notice required
by law.
On motion of Councilman Cowell, it was
Resolved, TO order and cause Grove street, from
Washington avenue to New York avenue, to be regu-
lated and graded, and the Street Commissioner di-
rected to give the notice required by law.
Also, to order and cause Grovqstreet from wash
ington avenue to New York avenue, to be curbed
and tagged four feet wide, in the centre of each
sidewalk, and the Street Commissioner directed to
give the notice required by law.
Also, to order and cause New York avenue, from
Dehart place to Grove street. to be regulated and
graded, and the Street Commissioner directed to
give the notice required by law.
Also, to order and cause New York avenue to b
curbed and tagged four feet wide in the centre o
place to Grove street, and the Street COMMISSIONS
directed to give the notice required by law.
Also to order and cause Grier avenue to be laid
ont, opened and extended from South street to
Washington avenue, and to take and appropriate
the land and real estate necessary therefor and the
Street Commissioner directed to give the notice re-
CURED by law.
Also to order and cause Rose Hill place. from
South street to Grove street, to be regulated and
graded, and the Street Commissioner directed to
give the notice required by law.
leo tnO r.la anA
South street to Grove street, to be curbed and
tagged four feet wide in the centre of each side
walk. and the Street Commissioner directed to
give the notice required by law
BY President Wiley:
Resolved, That the contract for grading, curbing
and tagging Monroe avenue, from Meadow street
to Port avenue be awarded to Hotaling and Shear,
they being the lowest bidders who have sent in a
proposal to do said work, accompanied with ample,
satisfactory and sufficient security, and that the
Mayor issue contract for doing said work on the
part of the city, according to the proposal
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Observation-Disclosures Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Ly-
on, Maxwell Ropes. Schanek, Schultheis, Tenney
and Woodward-l4
Negative--None.
BY the same:
Resolved. That the contract for grading. curbing
and guttering South street, from Williamson street
to the creek, be awarded to Farrelly Howe, they
being the lowest bidders who have sent in propo-
sal to do said work, accompanied with ample salts
factory and sufclent security, ana that the mayor
issue contract for doing said work on the part OF
the city, according to proposal.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Aflrmative-president Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Marvel, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney and
Woodward-14.
By the same:
Negative-Nene.
Resolved, That the contract for grading and curb
ing Adams avenue, from Meadow street to Mary
street, be awarded to Michael Doyle, he being the
lowest bidder who has sent in proposal to do said
work, accompanied with ample, satisfactory and
sufficient security and that the Mayor Issue con-
tract for doing said work the part OF the city,
cording to proposal.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Afirmative-President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Hrokaw, Cowell, Dookry, Gray, Green Lyon,
Marvel, Ropes achanek, Schutheis, Tenney and
Woodward-l4
Negative-None.
BY the same: I.--t.-i l..I
Whereas, the City Council of the city of Elizabeth
are 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 of laying
out altering and strengthening street called WASH
ington avenue from Broad street to Pearl street as
the said City Council have determined to lay out
and open the said street and to take and appropri
ate the land and real estate necessary therefor, by
an ordinance entitled An ordinance to lay out,
open, Yacate alter and straighten Washington ave.
nue., from Poarl street to Broad street. duly passed
by the City Council of the city OF Elizabeth and ap-
proved by the Mayor June l6, 1869, therefore
Resolved by the City Council of the city of Eliza
BETH That Philip A. Dougherty of the Sixth ward,
Frederick W. Schroeder of the Third ward. William
III. Lustcr of the Fourth ward Joseph McCoru Of
the Fifth ward and John Flynn of the Second ward,
five dsiuterested freeholders of the city of Eliza
beth, residing in different wards be and are hereby
appointed Commissioners to make an assessment
of the damages that any such owner or owners OF
said lands and real estate will sustain, by taking
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