Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-19

The same Commit ee, to whom was referred
February 6, 1869, the petition of John Conr0y,
a shing that the taxes, amounting TO H.23,
assessed to him III the old First ward for 1868,
be cancelled reported i'll favor of directing
the Receiver of Taxes to mark rs paid; ur
otherwise to cancel, the taxes assessed to
John Conroy. in the old First ward upon lot
No. So Bond street, for 1868.
Which was received and adopted
The same committee to whom was referred
January %, 1869, the petition Of .. nuis Riley,
asking that the taxes assessed upon his Ian I
in the old First ward be corrected, reported
in favorof releasing and dscharging tue said
lot from sale for taxes, upon the petitioner
paying $10.64, with interest costs and ex-
penses, and that upon such payment being
made the sale be cancelled.
Which was received and adopted.
The same Committee. to whom WAS refer
red January 20, 1869, the petition OF Bridget
Keefe for remission of certain taxes, report
ed in favor of renting the taxes asses ed TO
Mrs. Bridget Keete, in the Second ward, on
lot No. Is, block No G6, for 1856. and to Mi
chael Keefe, on the same lot, for the year
1868.
Which was received and adopted
The Committee on Streets aud Highways.
to whom was referred Feb 10, 1863 the PEE
tition OF George Chambers and others, ask
ing that Port avenue from Third street to
Fourth street, be regulated, graded, curbed
and gnttered, reported in favor oI granting
the prayer or the petitioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red, Feb. /, 1869, the petition fJohn Graet,
f. I a crosswalk on Morris avenue, north of
the railroad track, reported in ia, or of grant
ing the pray er OF the petitioner.
Which was received.
The same Committee to whom was refer
red, jan. %, 1869, the petition OF Frederic
Hebethal aud others, property owne.s on Di-
VNesi,s. tod
and graded, reported in favor of granting the
prayer of the petitioner.
Which was received.
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage,
to whom was referred this evening the re-
port OF the City Surveyor with the certificate
of the Street Commissioner and Inspector OF
the work OF constructing sewer in Marshall
street, from Second street to Third street, re-
ported the same correct, and i'll favor OF pay
ing the contractor 50, ii6.20. less previous
payments, upo the said contractor giving
bonds to the city to keep the same i'll repair
for period Of twelve months from the COM
pletiOn theiruf
Which was received.
The same Committee. to whom was refer
red this evening the bond OF Mclaughlin Il
Kelley to keep Marshall street SEVERN repair
for period of twelve months, reported in
favor Of accepting the same.
Which was received and the bon accepted.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
| red, Feb -, 1863, the report of the Commits
slUners making all assessment OF the costs
aud expenses of sewering Fulton street, from
Staten Island sound to Second street. re-
ported in favor OF ratifying the same.
Which was received and adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red February 10, 1862 the report OF the Com
missionars making an assessment of the
costs and expenses of sewering Fulton street,
from Second street to Fourth street, reported
in favor of ratifyilg the same.
Winch was received and adopted.
The same Committee to whom was refer
red January %, 1862 the petition of W. NJ
Deutsch and others, for q sewer in Orchard
street, from Chiffon street to Morris avenue
reported i'll favor Of granting the prayer of
the petitioners.
Which was received and adopted.
The same Committee, tn whom was referred
January 20, 1863, petition OF John Ri y and
others, for the extension of Morris avenue
sewer, from the present terminus at Stiles
t'eet, to the sGmmlt near property of
said Riley, reported in favor Of granting the
prayer # the petitioners.
Watch was received and adopted
The 30 me Committee, To whom was refer
red February 10, 1869, the petition OF Charles
Cheney, for PERM ssIon to open Grand street
for the purpose of connecting with the water
, main in said street. reported in favor of re-
ferrlng the matter to the Committee on
Streets and Highways.
Which was received and adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red February I, 1863, petition of Heuben Van
Pelt and others for sewer in South street.
presented the following report:
FRO BE Continued