Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-08

The Law Committee reported sundry ordinances.
| Which were received and laid on the table.
The Committee on Streets and Highways, to
whom was referred the petition of James C. Wood
ruff, asking permission to flag the sidewalk in front
of his property on Dehart place, reported in favor
| of granting the prayer of the petitioner provided
| the same is done before the first of July, 1862
| Which was received and adopted.
| The same Committee, to whom was referred May
| H. 1869 resolution granting Charles A. Higgins per
mission to grade, curb and nag his sidewalk in
| front of his premises on Morrell street. reported
| in favor of the same, and recommended that per-
mission be granted to do said work, under the SUI
| pervision of the Street Commissioner.
Which was received,
| The same Committee, to whom was referred
May 70, 1859, petition of Louis Braun and others,
! to have Livingston street. from Staten lsiahu
sound to Third street. paved with Belgian or trap
| block pavement reported i'll favor OF granting the
prayer OF the petitioners.
4 Which received,
| Tile same Committee, to whom referred May
| 30 1869 petition of Robert f. Chetwood Treas
| urer ill behalf of the Rector, Wardcns ana Nestry
| of St Johns Church, for permission to nag the
sidewalk in front Of their promises Pearl street,
reported in favor of granting the prayer OF the
petitioners if done under the supervision OF the
Street Commissioner and according to city ordi-
uauces
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred May
90 1869, petition of Thomas Simons and others, to
have the unla ged portions OF sidewalks In Mar
shall street, between Second and Third streets,
Jagged reported i'll favor of granting the prayer
of the petitioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom referred May
90 1862 petition of George l.. kalert for perIns-
sion to flag the sidewalks i'll front of his premises
in Dehart place, reported in favor of granting the
prayer Of the petitioner, if done according to city
ordinances and uader the supervision of the Street
Commissioner, provided the work has not been
advertised or contracted to be done by the CITY.
Which was received. -
The same Committee, to whom referred May
90 1862 petition of Michael Dillon, setting forth
that certain sidewalks in front of his premises at
the corner OF First and South Park streets, were
laid to the proper grade, but have recently been
torn up, and asking that the same may be relald
without expense to him. reported in favor OF grant
ing the prayer of the petitioner.
Which received
The same Committee, to whom was referred May
&C. 1862 the certificate OF the Street Commissioner
OF the work of regulating, grading, curolng ana
gutterng Elm street, from Morris avenue to Cher
ry street. reported the same correct and III favor OF
paying the contractor Sl,2i790, less previous pay
ments
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred May
&c. 1869 the certificate of the Street Commissioner
of the work OF grading and curblng Adams avenue,
from Mary street to Port avenue, reported the same
correct and in favor ofpaying the contractor ST.
93l. go, less previous payments.
Which was received.
The same Committee to whom was referred May
&C. 1862 the certificate of the Street Commissioner
of the work of grading Jackson Park, reported the
same correct and in Of paying the contractor
2,357.70 less previous payments
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred pc
titon of Edward Il. Kellogg for permission to flag
the sidewalks in front of his property on Monroe
avenue between Julia streetand North avenue, ana
on Julia street, between Monroe avenue and Mad
ison avenue reported in favor OF the same, pro-
vided the work is done under the direction OF the
Street Commissioner and completed before the 2oth
OF July, 1869.
Which was received.
The same COMMITTEES, to whom was referred this
evening the certificate OF the Street Commissioner
of the work of paving First street, from broadway
TO Broad street reported the correct, and i'll
1avor of paying the contractor Sl235l8l less pre-
yious pa ments, upon the said contractor giving
bonds to keep the same Ill repair 1of period o.
nlne months from the completion thereof.
Which received.
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage, to whom
was referred this evening the report OF the certi-
icate of the Street Commissioner and inspector OF
the work of constructing sewer i'll Wall street,
from Staten Island sound to the summit above
Third street. reported the same Correct and III
favor of paying the contractor Sl6 1885, less pre-
vious payments, upon the said contractor giving
oonds to the city to keep the same in repair Tor
period OF twelve months from the completion
thereof.
Which was received.
The Committee on Lamps, Gas and Water, to
whom was referred May ~, 1869, petition OF Oliver
Story and others, for gas lamps reported III favor
OF authorizing the Ehzabethtown Gas Light Com
pany to erect lamp posts and lamps, and light the
same with gas at the following places, to wit:
one on the corner of Clinton and Third streets
| One the east side OF Clinton street, about 25O
| feet north OF Third street;
One ON the corner of Anna and Linden streets.
| Which received.
The Committee Revision OF commissioners
| Maps to whom was rclerred tile matter OF opening
Jersey street, Spring street to the New Iu4nt
road, and Ine, relnonstrance OF Andrew SelZ
against same reported i'll favof OF establishing
tue lines Of saiu street as laid out by the Commits
siouers, and recommended the adoption OF the fol-
| lowing resolutions:
| Resolved, That tine lines of Jersey street, from
Spring street to Tue New POINT road as ald out and
established by the commissioners, be and the same
.fG hereby confirmed.
| Which was received, and the resolution adopted
| by the following vote:
! Afirmaeye-President Wiley and Councilman
| Barry Brokaw, Cowen, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon,
| Price, Ropes Schanck, Schultheis, Teuney and
! Woodward-l4.
Negative-None
| The same Committee, to whom was referred the
petition OF A. w. Dimock and others, for a change
| of the lines of Grier avenue, so as to make the
street sxtysx feet wide reported III favor of grant
| ing the prayer of the petitioners, and recommend
| ed the adoption of the following resolution:
| Resolved, That the line of Grier avenue be al
tered by changing the west line thereof, from south
street to the city line, SIX feet westerly OF te he
as established by the Commissioners, and that the
| City Surveyor be instructed to clearly mark the
said change upon the city maps.
| Which was received, and the resolution adopted
| by the following vote:
! Alirmative-president Wiley and Councillnen
Barry Brokaw Cowell, DOckry Gray, Green, Lyon,
Price, Ropes Schanck, Schulthies, Tenney and
| Woodward-l4.
Negative--None.
President Wiley called Councilman Woodward to
the chair and retired.
| Councilman Marvel appeared and took his seat.
| ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled can ordinance for the
issue of city bond to provide for the payment Oh
the costs and expenses OF tagging the sidewalks OH
both sides OF Jefferson avenue from Port avenue to
Its first reading The ordinance was taken up on
ITS second reading, read and adopted. And on mo-
tion ordered to be published two weeks III the
Union County Herald.
| The ordinance entitled San ordinance for the
| issue of city bonds, called improvement bonds, "
was taken up, read and adopted on its first read
| ing. The ordinance was taken up on Its second
reading, read and adopted. And on motion, or
dored to be published two weeks in the Union
| County Herald
| The ordinance entitled An ordinance Tor the
| issue OF city bonds, called Improvement bonds.
taken up, read and adopted its first reading,
The ordinance was taken up ON its second reading,
read and adopted. And on motion. ordered to be
! published two weeks i'll the Unlon County Herald.
! The ordinance entitled "An ordinance to regu-
! late and grade Bayway, from Railway avenue to
Staten Island sound, was taken up, read and adopt
| ed ON its first reading. The ordinance was taken
| up ON its second reading, read and adopted. And
ON notion ordered to he published two weeks i'll
the Union County Herald.
| Tho ordinance entitled " An ordinance to regu-
late, grade, curb and gutter Rector street, nom
| Pearl street to South street." taken up, read
| 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;
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