Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-02

rests curing June. RAOtO. ~ was eA-
pended for maintaining the police, and
$50 collected for fines.
The Chief Engineer reported but one
alarm of fire during the past month.
The Street Commissioner reported
that 1894. IS had been expended on
streets during June.
The Health Inspector notified Coun-
ell that deaths and sickness had occur
red along the line Of Port avenue caus-
ed by stagnant water, and asking that
the avenue be graded in order to draw
off the standing water.
The soaler Of weights and measures
reported that during the past month
he had collected as fines for violation
of the city ordinance regulating weights
and measures the sum of $50 from
Philip Adams.
Judge Tenney offered a resolution
directing the City Attorney to draft an
ordinance making the salary Of the iron
bridge tender at South street $500 per
year. Agreed to.
Mr.. Price offered resolution direct
ing the Committee on Public Grounds
and Building to have the town clock
on the First Presbyterian Church put
in proper order Adopted,
The following proposals were opened
and read:
GRADING &c. NORTH AVENUE.
John P. Posi-, 81, 135, O0-60 days.
John Neal, 6,O67, $3.50 days.
Edward Keogh, 5,625, 00-100 days.
GRADING &c. LOUISA STREET.
Michael Doyle, 10000 days.
John Posi-, 4,317. 500 days.
CURLING, &c.,-sPRING STREE.
Patrick Donahue, $1,711,50-30 days.
Michael Doyle, 1,767, 1920 days.
John Neal, 1,755, 75-15 days.
Hotaling & Shears, 1872, 1910 days.
FLAGGING--ADAMs AVENUE.
Hotaling & Shears, 50, 1922, 500 days.
Patrick Donahue, 2,4O9, 75-15 days.
Edward Keogh, 2,411, 500 days.
John Neal, $3.50, 500 days.
Michael Doyle, 2,283, 00-12 days.
PAvNG-GRoVE STREET.
Mr. Cowell said before the bids were
opened, he would move that if there
were any other bids beside the Nichol-
son Company, that they be rejected.
He thought the wishes of the property
owners should be respected, and as
they demanded the Nicholson pave
ment, he felt it to be his duty to make
the motion, which was unanimously
carried, and the proposal Of the Nichol-
son Company to do the work in 30 days
for 81, 282, so was accepted.
PAvING-UNIoN STREET.
Michael Doyle, $l2, 965, O0-30 days.
John Neal, 1924, 00-30 days
Patrick Domaine, 12,Sl4, 75-29 days
SEWERING SOUTH STREET.
John e. Kelley, 1865. 500 days
Joseph Condor, 9f5. 90-l8 days.
Jacob c. Winans, 9l6.65--15 days.
Thomas Boyle, 666.55-l5 days.
P. Dillon, 9l6.78-18 days,
SEWERING ORCHARD STREET.
NJ. 2. Flanagan, -, 0G9. 500 days
Bobert Rea, 1,21400-20 days
j. @. Winans, ,146.00-20 days
Joseph Condor, 1,092.74-18 days.
P. Dillon, 1,102. 92-20 days
SEWERING WILLIAM STREET.
John e. Kelley, 1855, 800 days
Robert Rea, BIOL 500 days
Thos. T. Boyle, 1,630. 00-30 days
p Dillon, 2,O16. 1910 days
Joseph Condor, 2,100. 1916 days
John Neal, 1864. 800 days
J. G. Winans, 2,126. 25-35 days
johnson & Tyree, 1867. 1910 days.
NJ. p. Flanagan, 2,154 500 days
Judge Tenney hoped that Council
would consider well before awarding
these sewer contracts. He did not fa-
vor giving contracts to irresponsible
parties. 1t was high time that the sew
Ell business was more thoroughly inves-
tigated.
Mr.. Cowel said we were now about
to open large number of streets, and
as a ornot amount of work was To be