Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-19
OF CITY COUNCIL.
Furnished By ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. II, 1869


ing. Present J. I. Wiley, Esq, President,
III the chair and Councilmen Barry, Brokaw.
Cowell, Dockry, Gray, Lyon, Marvel, Price,
Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney, Wood
ruff and Woodward.
Councilman Green.
The minutes of the preceding meeting
we're reed, and ON motion of Councilman
Gray, were corrected by substituting the word
= recommitted" for the word 8 received" III
the report of the Committee on Public
Grounds and Buildings relative to tho pur-
chase of lot for Jefferson Engine Company
No 6.
The minutes as corrected were then ap
proved
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Communication of the Foreman and Secre-
tarv of Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company
No. /, presenting for approval the names OF
Joseph G. Allen and Frederick Falkenreck as
members of said company.
Which was received and referred to Com
mittee on Fire Department.
communication of the Foreman and Secre-
tary of Rolla Engine Company No 2, present-
ing for approval the name of Christopher
McCann as member of said company.
Which was received and REFER, d to Com
mittee on Fire Department.
Communication of the Foreman and Secre-
tary of Protection Engine Company No. /,
presenting for approval the name Of William
Price as memper of SAID company.
Which was received and referred to Com
mittee on Fire Depar ment.
Communication of the Foreman and Secre-
tary of Red jacket Engine Company No. 4,
containing a list of members expelled from
said company for non-payment of dues.
Applications of David d. Buchanan and
Vincent Vessels for exempt fremen certiti-
Gates.
Which was referred to Committee on Fire
Department..
The Committee on Fire Department report
ed in favor of granting exempt tiremen certl-
icates to Benjamin Spalding, Patrick Dona-
hue and W j. Christopher
Which was received and certificates grant
ed.
By Councilman Schultheis:
Petition of Fl. j. Stratemeyer and others to
have Palmer street graded, curbed, guttered
and sidewalks tagged, from First avenue
COR Old Road) to Third avenue.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets
snd Highways,
BY the same
Petition of NJ. NJ. Williams and others to
have Leroy street curbed, guttered and flag
ged, ON the west sldo, from SpriaS to High
street.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets
AMI Highways,
BY Councilman Dockry
Petition OF Henry Seymour Co and others
tor 4 fire hydrant on or near the corner Of
High and Division streets.
WHICH WIS I6ItTTti w OoIuulltltS Oh Il lrc
Department.
BY President Wiley:
Petition vi Reinhard Reitemoyer, August
heidelberg and George Reuter-, tenants Of
vegetable stalls i'll the rear end of market,
stating that they feel aggrieved at the action
of Council i'll renting stall at the entrance
of the Market, etc.
Which was referred to Committee on Mar
ket.
BY the same:
Petition of John NJ. Ross and others, set
ting nth that lnj Justice is done to stail-hold-
ers III the City Market, by permitting persons
who hold no stalls equal privileges, and ask
ing that all who sell fish, etc, within the city
limits, and do not occupy market stalls, be
charged 5000 each for a license.
Which was referred to Committee on Mar
het.
Petition of A. F. Hogel and Others asking
Council to take measures to prevent the ped
ding of meat from wagons within the market
district.
Which was referred to Committee on Mar
ket.
BY the same r.
Petition of Isaac Faulks for license to re.
tail fresh and salt meats in the market dis
trict.
Which was referred to Committee on Mar
ket.
BY Councilman Gray
Petition of james Dillon and others for a
crosswalk on Magnolia street.
Which was referred to the Committee Oh
Ssreets and Highways.
By the same:
Petition of Michael Abbott for permission
to connect with the sewer in Magnolia ST.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets
and Highways with power.
BY Councilman Price
kemonstrance of L II. Thompson and Da-
yid buchanan against the proposed flag
ging of the east side of Prospect street.
Which was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Highways.
by the same:
Petition of II. l Wilde for the tagging OF
sidewalk in Grand street, from Chiffon street
TO Dehart place. -ltar
Which was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Highways.
BY Councilman Woodward:
Petition of Robert Carroll for increase of
salary for attending drawbridge at South and
Pearl steeets.
Which was referred to Committee on Pub
he Grounds and Buildings
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
Claims and accounts were presented and
disposed Of as follows;
uf Conrad Holllnger $7623.
Referred to Committee on Printing.
OfM. Doyle s33 80, j. Bruchlacher So IS.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Highways.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS ORDERED PAID.
Hirschaum Brothers So IS, do 1861, J.
Award Si94 80, l.. r. Hand $l1.01, Z. Nc
Gergan $3.50, J. NJ. Meeker $3.50, do. $40, W.
4. Thompson $50, S. Hathaway $32, N Green
$14.50, T. s. Linabury S67IG, J landlord
sl7. is, L. Flynn $40, Tucker 81 Ogden $237S,
Schwartz & Brophy SIS, Charles A. Higgins
SIT, do. SIS, John Flynn S27, do sis, b. o.
Neil 1927. do. SIS james n: Hyde s27, do. SIS,
2. A. Dougherty s57, do. $24.
OFFICERS REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The Street Commissioner presented final
estimate of work done by Mclaughlin & Kel-
lev, contractors for sewering Marshall street,
from Second street to Third street, setting
forth that two thousand one hundred and six
teen dollars and twenty cents, (s2,1l6.20)
less previous payments, is the amount due
said Mclaughlin Kelley for doing said work.