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Which was received and ordered on file.
The Chief of Police presented his report for the
month of May, 1869. Number of arrests, So; eX-
penses, $26.92; fines and costs collected, S44
Which was received and ordered on file.
The Superintendent of the City Market reported
statement of its revenue for the month of May,
1869. Total, $348.60.
Which was received and ordered on file.
The Health Inspector presented report of GER
tain cutters out of repair.
Which was received.
The Street Commissioner reported SIG 1913. SC
final payment due Mclaughlin q Kelly less pre-.
vious payments, contractors for sewering Wall
street, from the sound to the summit above Third
street.
Which was received and referred to Committee
on Sewers and Drainage. ta.
The Street Commissioner reported $1,117.64
final payment due Patrick Howe, less previous pay.
ments, contractor for regulating, grading curbine
and gathering South street, from Elizabeth avenue
to Third avenue.
Which was received and referred to Committee
on Streets and Highways.
The Street Commissioner reported Sl235l. 81
final payment due Michael Doyle, less previous pay
ments, contractor for paving First street, from
Broadway to Bond street.
Which was received and referred to Committee
on Streets and Highways.
The Street Commissioner presented the following
report:
TO the Honorable the Mayor and Tie City Council Q,
he city Of Elisabeth:
The undersigned would beg leave to report that
no objections have been filed against making the
following improvements, of which notice was given
in the Union County Herald under date OF May 10,
1869:
To order and cause the sidewalk on the northery
side of Pearl street, from the eastery line of the
Baptist church property to Bridge street. to be flag
ged four feet wide, where the same nave not al
ready been done;
To order and cause North avenue froiI the cast.
cry side of the Essex and Middlesex turnpike road
Railroad avenue, to Broad street, to be Tagged
with stone six feet wide in the centre thereof;
To order and cause Adams avenue, from Meadow
street to Mary street. to be regulated graded curb
ed, and the sidewalks on each side thereof to be
tagged four feet wide i'll the centre thereof;
TO order and cause the sunken lot situate near
the easterly side of jefferson avenue, between Julia
street and Port avenue reported to be the property
of Justus Morris, to be filled or drained so as to
abate the nuisance now complained of;
To order and cause North avenue, from the east
ery line of Jefferson to Broad street, to be
paved with wooden pavement.
Also, under same date, to order and cause Rector
street. from Pearl street to South street. to be reg
ulated graded curbed and guttered with objections
from James Patterson and others.
J.. II. HIGGINS, Street Commissioner.
Elizabeth May 81, 1869
Which was received and the objections of James
Patterson and others against regulating. grading
curbing and guttering Rector street, from Pear
street to South street, referred to Committee on
Streets and Highways.
The Street Commissioner reported the amount OF
money expended on streets for the month OF May,
1862 as follows:
First Second and Third wards. s239 81
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh and Eighth
wards S437 80
Total SGT. AZ
Which received and ordered on file.
SEWERS.
The Commissioners appointed to make an assess
ment of the costs damages and expenses of sewer
ing South street Reid street East Grand street anC
Catharine street presented their assessment report
with objections
Which was received and referred to Conmiitet
on Sewers and Drainage.
BOND.
Michael Doyle presented his bond to keep in re-