Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-09-02
CITY COUNCIL.

ming. Present-Messrs. Jenkins, presi-
dent, Blatz, Carlton, Connoly, Crane,
Dabb, Egan, Potter, Schultheis, Sheri-
dan, Smith, Townley, Tenney.
The monthly reports of various city
officers were received and ordered on
file.
The chief of police reported 112 ar
rests for the month of August.
W. o. Price and others, owners OF
property CD the line of Pearl street,
petition for the appointment of John G.
Emons as inspector of the sewer propos-
ed in said street
Thomas Tillou, foreman of Rolla
steam fire engine company, calls atten-
ton to the condition OF said steamer.
At the last fire the lining of the jacket
was all burned out, not leaving wood
enough to hold the jacket in its place.
The signal lamp has also been off some
time past. Also, the pressure guage
and clock.
There is wanted, in addition to the
above repairs, glass guage on the boil
er.
Referred to committee on fire depart
ment.
William McCracken petitions that he
has held the position of pound keeper
of the First ward for four years, never
receiving any compensation for the
same. In conclusion, he presents bill
for use of ground for the past four years,
at twenty-five dollars year-in all
amounting to one hundred dollars.
Captain W. H. DeHart, of company
G, Third regiment, presented an invita-
ton to council to attend the exhibition
drill on Tuesday evening, September 2.
Mrs. Z. r. Middlebrook petitions for
permission to lay sidewalks in front OF
her property on East Grand street, at
her own expense.
John P. Posi- petitions for the cree
ton of street basin corner of Port and
jackson avenues.
julius A. Fay and others, property
owners and residents on Fay avenue, re
present that the main entrance to said
avenue being through DeHart place, it
becomes matter of much Importance
to them that this main entrance should
be improved. The petitioners there
fore ask that DeHart place, from Rah-
way avenue to South street, he regulat-
ed, graded and curbed.
Edward Thompson, and other proper
ty owners and residents on Washington
avenue, ask that the bank on the east
side of said avenue, from the corner of
Pearl street to the line of Patrick
Gaffney, be graded to the proper grade,
oc tho condition, ne cn;I 1,
renders the sidewalk almost useless.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
J. Seiple $3.50, w. W. Pinneo 233. SO.
J. 5. Hartshorne 20S.33, Daniel w.
Leeds 1870, John Marvel 1876, John En-.
gel 1875, Charles B. johnson $50, Will
liam Eckerson 100, James Higgins 100,
John Bierne 1888, Madison Ten Brook
1888, J. e. Marsh 1898, E. N. N.
Green 57.38, NJ. Ten Brook II. IS, Peter
Sheridan 730.02, John Oslgan 2.70,
Thomas Forsyth 63, William Forsyth
IL, Gamewell & Co., 313.74, Edwards
& Jenkins 10. %, do, 1928, M. Doyle
1913. so, do, 5.85, John Dair 66. &C, John
d. Cassidy ga Wode5, L. G. Young so,
Henry McKeogh 5, Comm;s ,ioners on
Murray street benefits 234, Spring
street 324, Port avenue 1876, Jersey ave-
nue. 324, Virginia street $50, Summer
street opening 126, Monroe avenue
1853, Division street III, North ave-
nue. 108, Division street 81, Madison
avenue 1896, York street zig, Reid
street 213, police officers, as per pay
roll Tor August 2,901.50, Christopher
Mccain 66.66, Louis Kaufman 39.75,
F. A. Savage 4167, Christopher &,
Crane 7.50, E. M. Sayre 507.05, X.
Krenkel 80, p. j. Hiltman $3.50, N. Y.
leather hose manufacturing company
1925, Elizabethtown water company
400, N. X. Thompson 21403, Gray &
Stead 20.68, p. J. Hiltman 3l.47, John
Wilson 4S, do, 40, Thomas Collahan
81, do, 67.50, r. Geiks $40, Charles
b. johnson 605 so, p. 0. Mahoney A.
Is, G.. Wo lie 1898, H. r. Cannon 955,
Snyder & Black 27.50, J. J. O'Neill 60,
George Ryan 60, Daniel Hines 1000,
Charles B. johnson 343.71, Bernard
O'Neill 1886, John F. Collins 6403,
John Ryan 1.65, Oliver Pierce 40, J.
M. Pruden 6, William Luster 7.50,
M. r. Dennis & Co., S.75, do, $3.50,
do, 1885, G. Buckholtz 11.25,
Elizabeth orphan asylum 227.50,
Michael Burning IT'S, do, 1925, P. P.
Stephen 0.18, M. McGrail "a. so, John
Campbell g. 25, #. A. Savage 4.50, M.
McGrail 81. 25, B. f. Bierne 1915, j..
A. Petrie 5, Adam Wirth 1874, r. Ar
rison & Co., 27.75, l.. Crossman 1928,
James Dillon 1880, John Schardien
AK Rf Har,,onp Caau,ap Y IN n r.
Burniston 20, G. W. Angus 6, r. Arri-
son & Co., 100, Paul Frohwein 60, p.
Cannon SO, H. Clay 100, A. d. Burnet
4, M. f. Cory go, G. I'll. Ropes 276,
G. B. johnson rs, L. G. Angus l.
%, II. Fennig 85, Patrick Howe 261,-
60, Snyder & Black 40, John Nesler 81.
Henry Schulthies so, Ann Butler 60,
Michael Higgins rs, M. Kleinhaus ST.
80, w. r. Merrill rs, James Higgins
Is, Mrs. Butler 90. 40, John Beatty s. 10,
James Higgins 57.18, A. L. Solomon
47.41, John w. Whelan 1888, G. B.
johnson 1852, 1928 do. 270.37 J.
T. Lane 1859, James Higgins 144.25,
do. 1920, J. Beatty 80, William Ross
171.90, Robert Carroll 1866.
1t was resolved to go into in election
for policeman.
Mr.. Potter nominated David Aloe.
Mr.. Connolly nominated Patrick Len
nan.
Aiessrs, Smith and Schultheis were
appointed tellers.
First ballot-Aljoe 4 Lehman A /;
Blank 2; Denny 2.
Second ballot-Aljoe 4 Lehman 6;
Blank 3.
Third ballot-Aljoe s.; Lehman 6 /;