Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-15
Which was received.
Councilman Green appeared and took his seat.
REPORTS on STAINING COMMITTEES.

the celeDratOn OF FOuftn OF repOrteu
said resolution to the Council tor their considera-
| ton.
Which was received and the resolution
| Resolved, That the Veteran Zouaves of the city
! of Elizabeth be authorized to fire the national
| salute on the Fourth of July, and that the Mayor
draw his warrant for the sum of SIPS, to detray
| eXpenses-adOpted. .l
| The Law Committee reported the following Or
An ordinance to curb, etc. Division street. from
High street to Livingston street,
| An ordinance to lay out and open Flora street,
| from Henry street to Division street;
| An ordinance to sewer Elizabeth avenue from
the summit Prospect street, to connect with
! the sewer in Elizabeth avenue at Spring street;
| An ordinance to provide for the apportonment
of assessments for local improvements.
| Which were severally received and laid on the
| table.
The Committee ON Streets and HIGHWAYS, to
whom referred this evening the report OF the
Street Commissioner of the work of curbing and
guttering Sixth street. from Elizabeth avenue 10
the New Point road, reported the correct ana
in favor of paying the contractor S249olo less
| previous payments
Which was received.
The same Committee to whom was referred June
| l, 1869 petition OF George Adele and others, to
have Second avenue, formerly Woodruff street. reg
ulatef, graded curbed and tagged, from its pres
ont terminus at South street to Spencer street, re-
ported in favor OF granting the prayer of the peti-
TONERS.
| Which WAS received.
The same Committee to whom was referred May
26, 1869 proposal of HotaliDg Shear for grading,
| curling and guttering John street, from Third
avenue to Leroy street, reported that Hotaling y
Shear have corrected their proposal, and recon-
mended that they be awarded the contract, beng
the lowest bidders who have sent in proposals to
do said work. giving ample and satisfactory security
The report was received and the recommendation
| adopted by the following vote:
| Affirmatve-Presdent Wiley and Councimen
| Barry Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green Lyon, Man
vel, Price, Ropes, Schanck, Schulthies, Tenney,
| Woodruff and Woodward-15.
| Negative-None.
The same Committee who were authorized by
resolution of the City Council passed May 49, 1863,
behalf of the City Council to treat with the own
ers of land and real estate necessary to be taken
and appropriated for the purpose of laying out and
| opening the following streets, viz.
Jersey street, from Spring street to the New
| Point road;
Reid street. from South street to Magnolia street;
Jersey avenue, from Jersey street to the line Of
| Linden township;
Linden avenue, from Jersey street to the line of
| Linden township;
Murray street. from Dehart place to the line of
| Linden township,
As said streets avenues We're directed to be
laid out and opened, and as said land and real es-
tate was directed to be taken and appropriated by
| respective ordinances, duly passed by the City
| Council and approved by the Mayor May 26, 1869,
| reported that they have been unable to agree with
said owners, any of them for purchase OF any
of the land and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated for the purpose aforesaid; and rec
| commended that Commissioners be appointed to
make an assessment OF the damage any owner OF
land will sustain by taking and appropriating Of
the same for the purpose aforesaid.
Which received and the recommendation
adopted.
The Committee on Police, to whom was referred
the nomination of Edward Dillon as Policeman to
fill the vacancy existing in the Fifth ward, report
ed in favor of the same, and recommended that the
nomination be approved.
Which was received and recommendation adopt
The same Committee reported in favor of the
nomination of George j. Cave and recommended
that he be appointed Policeman to fill the vacancy
! existing in the Fourth ward.
| Which was received and recommendation adopt
| cd
The Committee on Revision of Commissioners
| Maps, to whom was referred the memorial ill RET
erence to the lines of Washington street. as estaD
lshed by the Street Commissioner, reported there
| on, and recommended the adoption OF the follow
| ing resolution;
| Resolved, That the lines of Washington street.
as established by the Street Commissioner, be and
the same are hereby annued, and the old lines of
said street are hereby re-estabshed and the City
Surveyor is instructed to clearly mark the same on
| the city map.
The report was received and resolution adopted
by the following vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Councimen
Barry, BrokaW, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Man
VEL Price, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney,
Woodruff and Woodward-l5.
Negative-None.
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to regu-
late grade, curb and gutter DIVISION street, from
| High street to Livingston street." was taken up,
read and adopted on its first reading. The ordi-
nance taken up on its second reading, read and
adopted, and, on motion. ordered to be published
two weeks i'll the Union County Herald,
The ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to lay out
and open Flora street, from Henry street to Divi
sion 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 i'll the Union
County Herald.
rrl,a lnJ An tDc
struct sewer in Elizabeth avenue from the sum-
init Prospect street, to connect with the sewer
in Elizabeth avenue at Spring street, was taken
up read andadopted on its first reading. The ordi-
nance was taken up on its second reading read
and adopted, and, notion ordered to be pub
lished two weeks i'll the Union County Herald
The ordinance entitled AN ordinance to pro,
vide for the superintendent OF assessments Tor local
improvements, was taken up, read, and adopted
on its first reading. The ordinance was taken up
ON its second reading, read and adopted The or
dinance was read the third time and passed by the
following vote:
Afirmqtive-Pr Wiley and Councilnen
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Nam
vel, Price, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis Tenney,
Woodruff and Woodward-15.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled 81 An ordinance for the
issue OF city bonds called improvement bonds
which had been read twice and adopted on its first
and second reading, at meeting of the City Coun-
Gil held May 20, 1869, and ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald, was taken
up. The ordinance read the third time and
passed by the following vote:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiley and Councilmen
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray Green, Lyon, Man
VEL Price, Ropes Schanck Schultheis, Tenney,
Woodruff and Woodward-15.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance for the
issue of city bonds called improvement bonds
which had been read twice and adopted on Its first
and second reading, at meeting OF the City Coun-
Gill; held May 90 1869, and ordered to be published
two weeks in the Union County Herald was taken
up.
The ordinance was read the third time and pass
ed by the following vote:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Man
vel, Price, Ropes, Schanck, Schuthies, Tenney
Woodruff and Wuodward-l5.
Negative-None.
The ordinance entitled "An ordinance for the
issue of city bonds, caled-mprovement bonds,
which had been read twice and adopted on Its flrst
and second reading at meeting Of the CITY council
held May 20, 1869, and ordered to be published two
weeks III the Union County Herald, was taken up.
The ordinance was read the third time and passed
by the following vote:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw, Dockry Gray, Green, Lyon, Nah
vel, Price, Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney,
Woodruff and Woodward-l5.
NegatiVC-None.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance for the
issue OF city bond to provide for the payment OF
the costs aud expenses of regulating, grading,
curbing and gathering Morrell street, from Eliza
beth avenue to Jersey street.. which had been
read twice and adopted on it's first and second
90 1869, and ordered to BIO published two weeks i'll
the Union County Herald, wis taken up
The ordinance was read the third time ana pass
cd by the following vote:
tiirmatve-President Wiley and Councilman
Barry, Brokaw Dockry, Gray, Green, Lyon, Man
D,ic SchnlthpiA InnnpY