Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-31

ing and guttering Leroy street, reported the
following as the result of their investigation
John Doyle, 7 days. 81 ,073 70
| Which was received.
| The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August Is, 1869, proposals for Tagging
| Livingston street, between First and Second
streets, reported the following as the result
| of their investigation
Michael Doyle days. $646 0l
John Neal,s5 days. :.............. 63z "a
| Patrick Donohue, 3 days. ......... 5Jl "a
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August IS, 1869, proposals for regulating,
grading, and curbing Adams avenue, from
Port avenue to North avenue, reported the
following as the result of their investiga-
ton: -
Francis Magic, Is days. ........... 50, 433 Is
DENIM & Flynn, 65 days. 3,216 %
John P. Posi-, 80 days. ............. 5,3l7 5U
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August IS, 1863, proposals for Tagging
Bond street, from Spring street to Catharlne
street, reported the following as the result OF
their investigation
Patrick Donohue, 10 days. ........ s., 1856 30
Hotaling q Shear, II days. ......... 1,227 OO
John Neal, 10 days. ................ l,II3 70
Michael Doyle, 10 days. ........... LIZA on
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August Is, 1863, petition OF BarzllIal
Ayres and others, for culyert at the corner
Of Union street and Mill lane, reported in IA
| vor of granting the prayer of the petitioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August IS, 1869, petition Of W. W. Pin
neo and others, asking that South street may
be paved with Nicholson pavement, reported
III favor of granting the prayer OF the Pc
| titioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August 10, 1862 City Surveyors report OF
grade for Newark avenue, from Broad street
to the city line, reported in favor OF approving
the same and recommended that 1t be placed
on file.
Which was received and recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was refer
red August T. 1869, petition OF Abigail U.
Price, for compensation for damages to her
sidewalk, caused by sewerlng Spring street,
reported thereon, and recommended that the
Street Commissioner be authorized to have
the sidewalk repaired, where damaged.
Which was received and recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was re-
ferred August 1S, 1869, petition of G. Rein
hardt and others, asking that the sidewalks
on both sides of Bond street, between Catha-
rine street and Spring street, may be Ragged
where not already done, reported III favor OF
granting the prayer of the petitioners.
Which was received.
The same Committee, to whom was re-
ferred August 1S, 1869, petition of B. J. Dryer
and others, for the opening OF Wal street,
from Seventh street to Division street, report
ed in favor of granting the prayer OF the
petitioners.
Which was received.
The Committee on Sewers and Drainage, to
whom was referred August 10, 1863, bill OF
Magic g. Carlin, for $468.90, reported back
the same and recommended that 1t be re-
ferred to the Committee on Streets and High
ways.
Which was received and recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was re-
! ferred August 4, 1863, remonstrance OF Et-
gene Ely, and others, against the construc-
ton of a sewer in Washington avenue, re-
| ported thereon, and recommended that the
request Of the remonstrants be granted.
Which was received and recommendation
adopted.
The same Committee, to whom was re-
| ferred the remonstrance against the lmme-
date construction of a sewer in Mary street,
and the petition of residents on Anna street,
! for the immediate construction, reported
/ thereon, and recommended that the con-
struction of Mary street sewer be postponed,
i and that the sewer be made from Jefferson
avenue to Adams avenue.
Which was received.
The report of the Sewer Committee re-
speeding proposals for sewering Third street,
to connect with the Livingston street sewer,
and recommending awarding the contract to
| Luther Ortstadt.
Also, the proposals for sewerinS Morris
avenue, from Stiles street to the summit, and
recommending awarding of the contract 70
John E. Kelly, which was laid on the table at
the last meeting of the Board, was taken up,
and disposed OF by Subdivisions
The report of the first subdivision was re-
ceived and the recommendation adopted.
The report of the second subdivision was
received and the recommendation adopted by
the following vote
firmative-President Wiley and Council
men Barry, Cowell, Doclry, Gray, Lyon,
Ropes, Schanck, Schultheis, Tenney and
Woodward
Neutrality-suspicious. PRICE,.
The Committee ON Lamps, Gas and Water,
to whom was referred August Is, 1863, petit
ton of Michael Burns and others, for gas
lamps in Bond street, between CathaIine
street and Spring street, reported in favor OF
authorizing the Eizabethtown Gas Light
Company to erect gas lamp and post on the
corner Of Bond and Catharine streets, and on
the corner of Bond and Spring streets, when
gas pipes are laid to those points.
Which was received.