Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-20
W. j. TENNEY, so,yc,
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Which received and the recommendation
adopted.
| The Committee on Public Grounds and Build
ings, who authorized to purchase lot for the
use of Jefferson Engine Company No. 6, reported
| that they have negotiated with Matthias L. Hoag-
land for lot on the north side of Magnolia street,
near Madison avenue, which is twenty five teet
wide by one hundred feet deep, at the price of
| S36.50 per foot, and recommended the adoption of
| the following resolution:
| Resolved, That the Mayor draw his warrant in
favor of Matthias T. Hoagland for S9l2.50, in pay
ment of the purchase price of his lot in Magnolia
| street, for the use of Jefferson Engine Company
| No. 6, the same to be delivered to him upon his
delivering to the city deed of the said lot free
from all encumbrances and from all assessments to
Jnly 10, 1869, and upon the title being approved by
| the City Attorney.
Which received and the resolution adopted
| by the following vote;
Afiirmative-President Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Man
vel, Ropes, Sehanck, Schultheis, Tenncy, Wood
ruff and Woodward-14
Negatiye-None.
The Committee on Fire Department, to whom
referred the petition of the heirs OF Oliver
Pierce for permission to build addition to the
extension of their house, No. 81 Elizabeth avenue
| reported thereon and recommended that the prayer
of the petitioners be granted.
Which received and the recommendation
lost by the following vote
Observation-Disclosures Barry, Trokaw, Gray
Green, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney, Woodruff and
Woodward-9.
Negative-President Wiley and Councilmen
Dockry and Lyons.
Twelve votes in the affirmative being required J
The same Committee, to whom referred the
communication Of a committee of Engine Company
No. 2, relative to the alarm bell in their engine
house, reported thereon, and recommended that
the bell remain In their charge, and to be used by
said Engine Company as fire alarm bell as usual
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was referred pc
tition of Thomas b. Budd and others for new
Hose Company in the Sixth ward, to be located on
or near Morris avenue, said apparatus to be fur
nished without cost to the city, reported in favor
of said Company being organized under the super
vision of said petitioners.
Which received and adopted.
Councilman Marvel and Ropes obtained leave
and retired.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled "An ordinance to lay out
and open street to be called Chancellor street.
from Bayway to the city line was taken up its
first reading and on motion was laid on the table,
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to lay out
and open street to be called Standish street, from
the Central Railroad to the city lne," was taken
up, read and adopted on its first reading and on
motion was laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled +" An ordinance to lay out
and open street to be called Bellevue street, from
Grand street to Chancellor street, taken up
read and adopted on its first reading and on mo-
| ton laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to lay out
and open a street to be called Grand street, from
the Westheld road to the city line, was taken up
read and adopted on its first reading, and
| ton was laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance to pave
Catharine street, from Jersey street to Magnolia
street. with wooden pavement, was taken up on its
first reading, and ON motion was laid on the table,
The ordinance entitled /" An ordinance to regu-
late, grade, curb and gutter Second avenue, form
erly Woodruff street) from its present terminus at
Seventh street to Spencer street, and to flag the
sidewalks 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 to build
and construct a sewer in First avenue, from sum-
nit at or near Seventh street, to connect with the
| sewer through Sixth street, was taken up, read
and adopted on its first reading. The ordinance
was taken up its second reading read and adopt
| cd, and motion ordered to be published two
weeks in the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled $" An ordinance for the is
sue ofeity bonds called improvement bonds,' which
| had been read twice and adopted on its first and
second reading at meeting of the City Council
held June %, 1869, and ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald, was taken
up its third reading, read and passed by the
following vote;
neutrality-suspicious. Wiley and Councilnen
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon
| Schanck Schultheis, Tenney, woodruff and Wood
Ward-l2,
| Negative-None.
| The ordinance entitled "An ordinance to COM
struct sewer in Morris avenue from the terminus
of the present at Stiles street. northerly to
| the summit which had been read twice and
adopted on its first and second reading at meet
ing OF the City Council held June 80, 1862 and or
| dered to be published two weeks i'll the Union
| County Herald, taken up and read the third
time, and passed by the following vote;
Affirnative-President Wiley and Councilmen
| Barry, Brokaw Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Schapck, Schultheis, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward--l2,
Negatve--None.
The ordinance entitled Gan ordinance to lay out
and open a street avenue, to be called Grier ave
nue., from the road leading from the Edgar turn
pike read, near the residence of Jacob Gohrin2, 10
| Williamson street) to Bayway," which had been
read twice adopted its first and second read
ing at meeting OF the City Council held June %,
1869, and ordered to be published two weeks in TIE
Union County Herald, was taken up, and read the
third time, and passed by the following vote:
| Observation-Disclosures Wiley and Counctlmeu
Barry Brokaw, pockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Schanck, Sehultheis, Ienney, Woodruff and Wood
| ward-12
Negative-None.
| The ordinance entitled can ordinance to pave
First street, where not already paved with Belgian
or trap block pavement, between Broadway and
Livingston street," which had been read twice and
adopted its first and second reading at a meet
ing of the City Council held June %, 1862 and or
| dered to- be published two weeks in the Union
County Herald, was taken up, and read the third
time, and passed by the following votei
| Afirmatiye-Presdept Wiley and Counctlmen
| Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
| ward-l2
| Negative-None. ...f' s.H
The ordinance entitled " An ordnance TO nag
the sidewalks on Marshall street, between Second
and Third Streets" which had been read twice and
adopted on its first and second reading at meet
ing of the City Council held june 90, 1862 and Or
dered to he published two weeks in the Union
| County Herald, was taken up, and read the third
time, aud passed by the following vote;
Afirmative-President Wiley and Councilmen
| Barry Brokaw Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
Schanck, Schutheis, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
| ward-l2
| Negative-None.
| The ordinance entitled An ordinance to order
and cause the sidewalks on the north side of Jer-
sey street from Chiffon street to the bridge over
grade" which had been read twice and adopted on
| its first and second reading ut meeting OF the
City Council held June 90, 1862 and ordered to be
published two weeks in the Union County Herald
was taken un and read the third time, and passed
| by the following vote:
Atlirmative--President Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green. Lyou
Schanck, Schuitheis, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
| Ward-l2.
| Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled :" supplement to the or
duance entitled An ordinance concerning nusan-
ces, !" which had been read twice and adopted on
its first and second reading at meeting of the
City Council held June 23, 1860, and ordered 70 DO
| published two weeks in the Union County Herald
| was taken up and read the third time, and passed
| by he following vote:
| Affirmative-President Wiley and Councimen
Barry, Brokaw, Doclry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
schanck, Schultheis, Tenney, Woodruff and Wood
ward--12.
| Negatiye-None.
| The ordinance entitled a" An ordinance to opea
vacate and alter Grand street. from Dehart place to
the Westheld road, or Jersey street." which had
been read twice and adopted on its FIRST and second
| reading at meeting of the City Council held May
| &c. 1869 and ordered to be published two weeks in