Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-19

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| to be filled up;
To order and cause the sunken lot If John
Story, on the southwest side of Marshall
street, to be filled up.
To order and cause Division street to be re-
gulated, graded, curbed and guttered, from
High street to the summit near the Contra
railroad .
To order and cause the sidewalks on both
sides of East Grand street, from Madison av-
enue to Spring street, to be tagged with stone
four feet wide where the same have not been
tagged;
To order and cause the sidewalks on the
north sides of Williamson street, from Broad
street to the easterly line of the Broad street
Baptist Church property, to be tagged with
tagging eight feet wide in the centre of said
sidewalk;
To order and cause the sidewalk on the
easterly side of Broad street, from the stone
bridge to Pearl street, to be tagged eight feet
wide in the centre of said sidewalk
| To order and cause d sewer to be construct
ed in South street, from the summit at or
near Grier avenue to Broad street
| To order and cause the sidewalks on the
north side of Elizabeth avenue, from Spring
street to Smith street, to be tagged, or the
tagging relaid of width not less than eight
| feet
To order and cause Olive street, from Spring
street to Henry street, to be regulated, grad
| ed, curbed and guttered.
| To order and cause Leroy street, from
Spring street to High street, to be regulated,
graded, curbed and guttered
| 10 order and cause Palmer street, from
First avenue to Third avenue to be regulated
graded, curbed and Suttered
To order and cause Dehart place. from Rah:
way avenue to Jersey street, TO be graded,
curbed and guttered.
To order and cause 4 sewer to be built in
Madison avenue from the sewer in Anna
on to q int MAGNOLIA az
Also, under same date, notice OF intention
to order and cause Meadow street, from Mag
nolia street to Anna street, and Monroe ave-
nue., from Meadow street to Anna street, to be
regulated curbed and guttered, and the side
walks on each side OF said streets to be tagged
four feet wide in the centre of each sidewalk,
with objections of Edward Keogh, Michael
Dillon and others.
Elizabeth, March II, 1869.
L. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Which was received.
The City Surveyor reported assessments of
the following improvements to wit
For regulating, grading, curbing and gut
terlng Chestnut street, from Broad street to
the New Jersey Railroad
For regulating andpaving Julia street from
Jefferson avenue to Madison avenue;
For regulating and curbing Olive street,
from Meadow street to Spring street
For regulating, grading, curbing and gut
tering Smith street and a part of Martin
street,
For regulating, grading, curbing, gutter
ing and tagging Mary street, from Jefferson
avenue to Madison avenue;
For regulating, grading and paving Jersey
street, from Spring street to the bridge near
the property of Amos Clark, jr.
With objections from Jesse D. Price.
Which were severally received and referred |
to Committee on Streets and Highways.
Which was referred to Law Committee.
The Commissioners appointed to assess the |
costs and expenses of sewering Chestnut |
street and Madison avenue, from the sewer |
in Chestnut street to point northerly of the |
southerly line of Patrick Mitchell, presented |
their assessment report
Which was received and referred to Com |
mttee on Sewers and Drainage
The Commissioners appointed to assess |
the costs, damages and expenses of sewering |
Chestnut street, from the sewer in Chestnut |
street to point near Broad street, presented |
their assessment report
Which were received and referred to Com |
mittee on Sewers and Drainage.
CONSTABLE BOND.
Jacob O. Melvin, Constable elect submitted |
his official bond
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Streets and Highways,
to whom was referred March 10, 1869, the pc
tition of George Schnell and others to have
the sidewalks on poth SIDES OF Dehart place,
from Jersey street 70 5rand street, naSged
with stone i9 h Ieet woe, repoft!e.d N favor
OF Srahtlng 'he PRAYER Vi the petitioners.
Mhlch was received.
Councilman Price retired.
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