Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-24

April II, 1863, petltlon OF DaVlu NoouIuI anu
others, property owners on the east side OF
Morrell street, asking permission to flag the
sidewalk according to the ordinance, and I'M
der supervision Of the Street Commissioner,
reported in favor of granting the prayer ofthe
petitioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
April IA, 1869, the City Surveyors report of
assessment of costs and expenses Ofregulat
ing, grading curbing and gathering Marshall
street, from First street to High street, re-
ported in favor of ratifying the same.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
April IA, 1869, the resolution appointing Murty
Lyon Inspector of tagging the sidewalks on
both sides of Third avenue, reported III favor
of adopting the resolution.
Which was received and resolution adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
April A. 1862 City Surveyors reported grade
for Dehart place, from Rose Hill place to New
York avenue, reported in favor of approving
the same.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was re-
ferred April IA, 1862 the City Surveyors GER
tifcate Of assessment of the costs and expen-
SEES of regulating, grading, curblnS and flag
ging Madison avenue, from Anna street to
i Port avenue, reported i'm favor of ratifying
the same.
Which was received.
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage,
| to whom was referred April s, 1869, the reso-
| luton to appoint Edward Mcdonald inspect
or on Grier avenue sewer, reported i'll favor of
the same, and recommended the adoption
! of the resolution.
| Which was received and the recommended
ton adopted
| The same Committee, to whom was refer
! red March A. 1869, the report of the Commits
sioners appointed to assess the costs, damages
and expenses of the following sewers, VIZ:
Magnolia street, from Catharine street to
! Spring street,
| Spring street, from Lafayette street to
| point near Jersey street;
| Reported in favor of ratifying the same.
! Which was received.
The Committee on Police reported rules of
! the Police Department..
Which were received, read and approved.
The Committee on Lamps, Gas and Water,
to whom were referred various petitions for
gas lamps reported in favor OF authorizing
the Elizabethtown Gas Light Company to
erect lampposts and lamps, and light the
same with gas, at the following places, to
wit
Two in Jefferson street. between Washing
ton and Jersey street;
One on the west side of Dehart place,
about midway between jersey and Murray
street;
One on the easterly side of Chiffon street,
about 26O feet south of Grand street;
One on the westerly side of Chiffon street,
about midway between Cherry street and
Stiles street;
One on the northwest corner of Chiffon
and Stiles street;
One on the easterly side of Stiles street,
about 300 feet northerly from Chiffon street
One on the westerly side OF Stiles street,
about 600 feet north of Chiffon street.
Which was received and adopted.
The Committee on Fire Department, to
whom was referred April 8, 1869, communca-
r No = ,ta hot
James Connolly has been duly elected En-
gineer of said company, reported III favor OF
the same, and recommended that the election
of said Connolly be accepted, and ratified
during the pleasure of this Board, with the
usual compensation.
Which, was received and the recOmmenda-
ton adopted.
Councilman Gray obtained leave and re-
tired.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled "An ordinance to
construct a sewer in William street, from
Madison avenue to Catharine street." was
taken up, read and adopted on its first read
ing. The ordinance was taken up on its sec
| ond reading, read and adopted. And on mo-
ton, ordered to be published two weeks i'll
| the Union County Herald.
| The ordinance entitled " An ordinance TO
| lay out and open Newark avenue, from Broad
street to the line of Clinton township was
taken up, read and adopted on it's first read
| ing. The ordinance was taken up on Its see
ond reading, read and adopted And on mo
ton, ordered to be published two weeks i'll
| the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled San ordinance to
| flag the sidewalks on both sides of Livingston
street, from First street to Second street" was
| taken up, read and adopted on its first read
| ing. The ordinance taken up on its sec
ond reading read and adopted And on mo-
| ton, ordered to be published two weeks IN
| the Union County Herald.
| The ordinance entitled can ordinance to
| flag the sidewalks on the south side OF Eliza
| beth avenue, from Broad street to Market
street" 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 g An ordinance to
dag the sidewalks on both sides of MOrrell
street, from Elizabeth avenue to Jersey
street, 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 can ordinance to
flag the sidewalks on both sides OF Dehart
place, from Jersey street to Grand street,
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 III
! the Union County Herrld.
The ordinance entitled Gan ordinance to
flag the sidewalks on Third street, between
Court street and Broadway" 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 can ordinance to
, flag the sidewalks on the south side of Court
street, between Third and Fourth streets"
was taken up, read and adopted on its first
reading. The ordinance was taken up on it's
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
regulate, grade, cnrb and pave Mill lane,
| from Morris avenue to Broad street,, was ia
| ken up ON its first reading and, ON motion,
! laid over.
| The ordinance entitled An ordinance to
| construct q sewer in Elizabeth avenue, from
| the sewer in Elizabeth avenue to point at
| or near Prospect street." was taken up on its
! first reading, and, on motion, laid over.
| The ordinance entitled =" An ordinance to
construct n sewer from Jersey street, through
| Catharine street and Elizabeth avenue TO
| connect with the sewer crossing Elizabeth
avenue, III front Of the market, was taken up
on it's first reading, and, ON motion, laid on
| the table.
The ordinance enttled =" An ordinance to
| construct sewer in Prospecc street, from
| Elizabeth avenue to Jersey street" was ta-
ken up on its first reading, and, on motion,
/ laid on the table.
The ordinance entitled 9 Supplement to an
| ordinonna To establish and Icguiate the PO-