The daily gazette., 1875-11-30
FIRST EDITION
TUE CITY COUNCIL.

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.soUsrs-ruE NINTH WARD nAY CASE
POh', INV MEETING ROOM TO BE PRO-
NV DVn FOR THE BOARD OF HEALTH
'iDpU D,Tcu OF PETITIONS, &C.
~ 1 city Council held an adionrned
.i"n lns 0 last evening, Mr.. Paynter pre-
GDs' Tps Finance Committee, on the cs-
ipe Of expenses for the Board of
laa's, Won ~ for 1876, reported in favor
duS'aar"onriating $50, 900. Adopted.
St spp'Pp Ppblic Buildings Committee on
luO uuo,;tion of the Board Of Health
pow unw meeting room aud office, re-
r..'5 rad' adversely, as the office of the
sl%I si.V Of Council (who is also Clerk of
VI "Rsoordl being open all day, can be
NpU ~. a business office for the Board:
that the expense of fitting up a
meeting room, 5000, can be avoid
hr changing the meeting night of
hoard. Adopted.
The Lamp Committee reported IA
.,sblv ,J on the petition for a gas lamp
%,r .%Tsndeyer Avenue and Buena Vista
.,st % Estimated cost ga. Adopt
Tho law Committee on the com
.dnicston r from Street Commissioner
-rg ,ovls ssking instructions as to the
..gnval .% Of hay from the premises of
t% 'nbH Mccall in the Ninth Ward, re
Dortsd- ,o. c,,
d. @ he Law Committee to provide
i,,s for the Commissioner to remove
ihs ha bav to; and that an ordinance of
%s % cty lnstructs the Commissioner
lovtOsct.
ia owner does not remove the hay
.ssr being notofied, he shall be ar
s,ted and tried before the Mayor, and
ned mol less than $40 nor more than
,hr considerable discussion n
notion to adopt the report was lost.
hepecial committee on the COM
rrniaiion from Myles Burke, report
,l ast they could not estimate the
nnsge done his property, ard recon-
5euded that his communication be
ytsned, with Instructions to present
bill for damages. Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported balance
bank subject to the reservoir, $52, =
M17; to current expenses, $103. Sc;
"A he redemptiop of bonds, 5000.
aal. $50, ,603.O3.
The Street Commissioner reported
men and 16 Lorses and carts en-
,Oyed, and the Chief Engineer of the
Tster Works 25G men and "a horses
i nd carts,
A communication was read from
he Board Of Health, in reference to
llisance, pond of stagnant water,
Maintained on the property of DR.. A.
i. Grimshaw, Third and Van BuIen,
'hich is more the fault of the city
nan the owner of the lot. Referred.
Petitions were read and referred, as
lllOws:-
From David Chandler, attorney for
N. Jordan, asking that 5000 due
"a petitioners on the purchase of
.@l Spring Reservoir lot, be properly
vested.
from John Hagan and others, for
tie curbing and grading of Beach
teet, from Maryland avenue to
snnklin street.
from McCloskey and McMennamiil
ild others, for a lamp on Eighth
sieet between Poplar and Lombard
!tleeis.
From Pusey Bros, for lamps or
sopar street and 18th, and between
S,l ;T1 and 18th streets, and at 18th and
wilson streets.
from d. Baker fnd others, for q
amp On French street between 18th
I'D 18th streets.
ffom Philips and Dorsey calling
@nlon to the bad condition of the
MeWalk on 18th street between
'ange and Tatnall.
rom Or, Benjamin Lee, calling at
aaCn to the fact that contractors fol
.Nlng streets are dumping dir
a-ln the city limits on 18th street
sSeen Orange and Tatnall, to the
'Suinent of public health.
., ns, y, hayes presented orders for $23.,
i'd Il '.sIe tax for parties residing out
oh. ,Je VI lne State, which were ordered
ba aAe finance Committee presented
rv.., rV esIl9ate of appropriations anC
..'ai g,euue ior 1875, which will be found
Nj, W. Paynter presented resolution,
sn, .,.iaIIon 1ro to the death of Vice Presi
moth Ha' wilson, which are printed il
1a order for $44.77, in favor OF Il
dpONen, was directed to be drawn
VI motion Council adjourned.