Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-13


l. 1862 the City Surveyor report Of assessment fol
regulating, grading, curbing and guttering Port
street from Martin street to High street, reported
| in favor of rahtying the same
Which was received.
The same Committee to whom referred April
| ], 1862 the City Surveyors report of assessment
for tagging jefferson avenue, from Magnolia stree
to Port avenue reported i'll favor Of ratifying the
same.
Which was received.
! The same Committee, to whom was referred April
l, 1863, the City Surveyors report of assessment
| tor regulating curbng and gathering Court street
from Second TO Fourth street, reported i'll favor OF
| ratifying the same.
Which received.
The same Committee 10 whom was referred April
| 1869 the petition of N. Darby for permission to
flag the sidewalk in front of his property on Court
street, between Third and Fourth streets. reported
| in favor of granting the prayer of the petitioner
| if done under the direction of the Street Commls-
sioner, and the work has not been advertised OF
contracted by the city.
Which was received.
The same Committee. to whom was referred
April l. 1869. the petition of William Stiles and
others for permission to flag the sidewalks in from:
of their property on the south side OF East Grand
street between Meadow and Catharine streets, I'M
der direction of the Street Commissioner, reported
in favor of granting the prayer of the petitioners,
provided the work has not been advertised or con-
tracted to be done by the city.
Which was received
The same Committee, 20 whom was referred
April l. 1863, the petition of Elias B. Crane and
others to have Washington street paved with wood
en- pavement, from Broad street to Market street,
reported in favor Of granting prayer of petition
ers.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
April l, 1869 the remonstrance OF b. ogden ana
uhers against paving Catharine street with Nlchoi-
son pavement, reported in favor OF granting the
prayer of the remonstrants.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
April l, 1869 petition OF L. W Patterson for per-
mission to flag the sidewalk in front OF his premises
on the east side of Cherry street under the super
vision of the Street Commissioner, reported in IA
vor of granting the prayer of the petitioner If the
work has not been advertised or contracted to be
done by the city
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom referred
April !, 1899. petition of Benjamin Ogden, Tor per
mission to flag the sidewalk in front of his premises
on the east side OF Marshall street. between High
and Seventh streets, under the direction OF the
Street Commissioner, reported in favor of granting
the prayer of the petitioner il ii will not conflict
with ANY action the Council mag have taken
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
April l. 1869, petition Of James Adcock and others
for permission to grade. curb and gutter Bond
street from Third street to New Point road, ana to
flag the sidewalks between Third street and Fourth
street, reported in favor OF granting the prayer
of the petitioners provided the grade for the SAID
street has been established, and the work Is done
under the direction of the Street commissioner,
and it will not conflict with any action the City
Council may have taken.
Which was received.
The same Committee to whom was referred this
evening petitions of Charles L. Doe, j. Davidson,
A. c. Kellogg, W. W. Crane and G. W. Iubbs, pro-
perry owners, FOR the opening of Newark avenue,
from its intersection with Broad street to Union
line of Clinton township, hundred feet wide, as
laid out by the Street Commissioners, reported in
favor of granting the prayer OF the petitioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee TO whom was referred this
ipt1D f RnpkpfpllDW others,
property owners Morrissayenue. TO have the
sidewalks on both sides Of said avenue, tagged
eight feet wide in the centre OF the sidewalk. from
the Railroad depot to the city line reported III favor
of granting the prayer OF the petitioners
Which was received
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage, TO whom
was referred April l, 1862 the report of the Con-
missioners appointed to assess the costs, damages
and expenses of the following sewers
Franklin street, from the sound to the summit
near Fourth street;
Magnolia street, from Catherine street TO MEADOW
street
Reported in favor of ratifying the same.
Which was received
The same Committee, to whom referred
April ], 1869, the petition of Jacob Blanck and
others for sewer in Elizabeth avenue, from the
summit Fourth street to connect with the
Julia street at Sixth street, reported thereon
and recommended that the prayer of the petition
ers be granted.
Which was received and the recommendation
adopted
The same Committee to whom was referred
April l, 1869, resolution appointing NJ. McGoWan
Inspector on the sewer in Front and South Park
street, recommended the adoption of the same.
Which was received and the Recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee to whom was referred Feb
ruary "A, 1869, the claim OF Peter ,Fishbough for
damages caused by surplus surface water, recon-
mended that the same be referred to the City At
torney
/ Which was received and recommendation adopt
ed.
The same Committee, to whom was referred
March a. 1869, the petition of James q. Denman
and others asking for permission TO construct
sewer in Marshall street. from the sewer in Third
street. about four hundred feet to the summit,
and along their property, under the direction of
the Street Commissioner, reported i'll favor of the
same and recommended that the prayer of the pc
toners be granted.
Which received and the recommendation
adopted.
| The Committee on Lamps, Gas and Water, TO
whom was referred February 10, 1869, the petition
of H. r. Kimberly for street lamp, reported in
favor of directing the Elizabethtown Gas Light
Company to erect lamp post and lamp aud light
the same with gas ON the northerly side of South
street, midway between the lamp at the corner OF
Washington avenue and Grier avenue.
| Which was received and adopted
ORDINANCES.
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to pave
Union street, Jersey street TO Morris avenue,
was taken mp, read and adopted on its first read
ing. The ordinance was taken up on its second
reading, read and adopted, and, on notion or
dcred to be puhlshed two weeks IN the Umon
County Herald
| The ordinance entitled g An ordinance to regu.
late grade and curb North avenue, from Railroad
avenue to Meadow street, was taken Up, read and
adopted on its first reading. The ordinance was
taken mp on its second reading, read and adopted
and, on notion ordered to be Published two
weeks i'll the Union County Herald.
The ordinance entitled I" An ordinance to pre-
vent vice and immortality, to preserve public peace
and good order to protect public property, and fol
other purposes" taken up read and adopted
on its first reading and, on notion ordered to bt
published one week in the Union County Herald.
The ordinance relative to defining Market Dis
trict taken up, and, on motion, was laid OF
the table
The ordinance entitled An ordinance to Has
the sidewalks IN the south side OF Jersey street
from Jefferson street a. Broad street, y which haC
been read twice and adopted IFS first and seconC
reading at a meeting of the CITY Coupcil helC
March II, 1862 and ordered to be published two
weeks in the Union County Herald, was taken up
The ordinance was read third time and passed b!
the following vote:
Atlrmative-President Wiley and CouncimeI
Barry, Cowe!i. Dockry, Gray Green, Lyon, Price
Ropes, srhultheis, Tenney Woodruff and Wood
wards.
Negatiye-Nonc.
RESOLUTIONS.
ON motion of Councilman Gray, it was
Resolved, TO order and cause Adams avenue
from North avenue to Neck lane to be opened ac
cording to the lines established by the Commits
siuners, and to take and appropriate the land anC
real estate necessary therefor, and directing TIN
Street Commissioner to give the notice required b,
law.
Broad street to the line of Union township, to b
opened according to the lines established by tn
Commissioners and to take and appropriate thu
land and real estate necessary therefor, and direct
ing the Street Commissioner to give the notice re
ouired bV law.