The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-31
CITY ORDINANCES.

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IA To Make an Appropriation to the Depart
ment of Surveys for the year 1871.
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
sum of forty eight thousand six hundred aud
twelve (48,6l2) dollars be and the came is hereby
appropriated TO the Department of Surveys to
defrsy the expenses for the year 1871.
Item !. For salaries of Chief Engineer and
Surveyor, four thousand $4,000 dollars; Principal
Assistant Engineer two thousand C9000) dollars;
Recording Clerk and Draughtsman, fifteen hun
dTed Q50U) dollars each; Rodman, eight hundred
lSO0) dollars, in general office; Registrar fifteen
hundred Q500 dollars, aud two draughtsmen
and two clerks at one thousand dollars each, in
Registry Bureaus in all fifteen thousand three
hundred Q5,300) dollars
Item 2. For stationery, four hundred 400, dol
lars.
Item 3 For record books and blanks five
hundred 900 dollars.
Item 4. For cleaning office, carriage hire,
and incidentals, twelve hundred Q200) dol
Item s. For salaries of thirteen district sur
veyors at five hundred 500 dollars each, six
thousand five hundred (6500) dollars.
Item 6. For advertising, five hundred 900 dol
lars
Item Z. For line regulations in the First Sur
vey district, below South street, as per resolu-
ton of Councils approved March 24 1866 eight
hundred 800 dollars.
Item 8. For line and grade regulations in the
Second Survey district, between Curtin street
and Avenue 40, South, and Broad street
1870 seven hundred and sixty-two (762) dol
lars.
Item 9. For line and grade regulations in the
Second Survey district between Vine and South
streets, and river Delaware and river Schuylkill,
as per resolution of November 81 1869, two
thousand (2000) dollars
Item 10. For line and grade regulations in
the Eighth Survey district between Levering-
ton avenue and Gorgas lane and Ridge avenue
and Fairmount Park line and between Cinua-
minson street and Domino lane, and Ridge
avenue and river Schuylkill, as per resolution
of September 10, 1870, six hundred (600) dol
lars
Item II. For line and grade regulations in the
Ninth Survey district between Washi ngton
avenue, Chew street, Somerville avenue, Tacony
creek, and county line, as per resolution OF
March 15 1870, two thousand C2000) dollars.
Item 12. For line and grade regulations in the
Tenth Survey district between Wingohocking
street and Somerville avenue, and west of
Frankfort turnpike road, as per resolution of
February 16, 1869, two thousand (2000 dollars.
Item 13 For line and grade regulations in the
Tenth Survey district, between the Bristol turn
pike road and the city liue as per resolution of
May 7, 1870 twelve Hundred Q200) dollars.
Item IA. For the revision of plans No. 156
and 157, in the Tenth Survey district, as per
resolution of May %, 1870, two hundred 200)
! dollars.
Item 15 For line and grade regulations in the
| Tenth Survey district, between Frankford and
| Dark Run road, and FrankfOrd turnpike and
Delaware river, as per resolution of July l3,
| 1870, seven hundred (700) dollars.
| Item 16. For the revision of the line aud
| grade regulations of so much of the Twenty
fourth ward eleventh Survey district as is
| affected by the location of Farmount Park, as
| per resolution of February 49, 1862 two thou
! sand $1,000 dollars.
Item II. For preparing plan for the extern
sion of Spring Garden street, eastward from
| Sixth street, as per resolution approved June 2,
| 1870, four hundred (400) dollars
| Item 49, For revision of plan No. 1853, in the
| Twenty eighth ward, as per resolution ap-
| proved October l. 1870, two hundred aud fifty
(250) dollars.
Item 19. For the revision of Park avenue
| Oate Diamond street,, from Broad to Thirty
| third street-Thirteenth Survey district--as per
resolution of April 10, 1870, one hundred Q00)
dollars.
Item 20. For landmarks (corner-stones), one
thousand 1000 dollars.
Item 21. For examination of sewers for record
in Office, two hundred C300 dollars
Item %. For surveys of property for Registry
| Bureau, four thousand $4,000 dollars.
Item q. For four temporary draughlsmen,
| for Registry Bureau, at one thousand dollars
each, four thousand $1,000 dollars.
Item "a. For new surveys and work that may
be ordered by Councils during the year 1871, 4,
fifteen hundred $500 dollars.
| Provided, That 10 part of said appropriation
for surveys shall be expended except for work
prosecuted in accordance with an ordinance or
resolution of Councils.
And provided also, that not more than one
half the amount appropriated to the items for
salaries and supplies in this ordinance shall be
expended prior to the first day of July, 1871,
and that all bills rendered, except for new sur
yeys otherwise provided for) shall state dis
tinctly the names of the men engaged in such
surveys, the number of days employed, and the
charge per day for each. And the warrants
shall be drawn by the Chief Engineer and Sur
yeyor.
LOUIS WAGNER,
President of Common Council.
! Attest
JoHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
SAMUEL w. CATFELL,
President of Select Council