The daily gazette., 1875-10-01
(ST EDITION
|c,rY COUNCIL.

|lSo, &c. s..,.s
city Council met in regular
,sst last evening, President Lich-
finance " sa Committee reported
!. rinTDh ou the petition of VIM. II.
his lU' 'oroperty, provided his por-
lhs als SEil1gore deficiency be set
'Adopted, ...o .onor,od f.v.
on,i. y, he petition for crossings at
N ~ ssnd and Lammott tes,,, streets,
leu .,,;on .H for crossings, at 7th and
epS..t,iimated cost, ,$25. Adopted.
! I .,er Committee reported in
\, WT awarding the contract for
\, I;ng clsy for the new reservoir
llus l,l,uEs,,.iiana River improvement
|nvl Uli the Wilmington g Western ae,
1 a1mnsny, and E. & A. Belts,
.U-r W. 1er cubic yard. Adopted.
fa,i fp"bIjo Building Committee re-
.Jyersly on rhos. Porter's
\ tor new hose with which to
tbe second street market house
sO, committee presented the fol-
ia1ruishiug three Victor Porta
;ssters for the City Hall;
F, Robinson, $240; a. F.
ps sl79 rs; Robt. Morrison, ,$2Ss; !;
IN Jackson, $3.50; Wilson, Wood
s94. A., c.
d Warner & Co.-broken, $500
m. egg, 500; stove, 1924.
" Bush s. Son, broken, S.. 60;
"a; stove, $500; nut, s5,04,
Ia & Combs-5roken, 5.75; egg,
stoye, $500.
furnishing gas fixtures for the
Hall. ..oo
"a, SEQ; Gawthrop & Bro, $215.
a the above proposals were re-
Il to the committee with power to
IL City Treasurer reported: Bal
bank, subject to the reservoir,
k6lO,5l; to current expenses,
i4C2; to the redemption of bonds
4 total, $l20,644 SO,
ID Street Department pay rolls (4t
land 66 horses and carts employed
! as follows: reservoir, $1,9s9. As
$3.50, ,56; hor- C and cart
4lS; total, $4.017.11
BE Clerk Of the Market reported
kcuons for the quarter ending
| SOth, amounting to $1S5.43.
ktitiODs were read and referred, q!
svs
cm John A. Harris, complaining
Distractions in front of hispreperty
$hipley street, below Water, ano
|hg relief.
BON J. r, Johnson, pastor OF A, U
Church, asking for the use of tn
Hall for ten days from Dec. Goth
the purpose of holding a fail
hted,
BON. Alex. SAY lille, asking pei
kiOn to remove q wall in the Hal
which prevents the light fror
bgly penetrating to his store, an
fpace it with a fence.
pom Miss Annie Semple and othel
Elg the privilege of holding Sunda
rnoon temperance meetings in tn
Hall when desired. Granted.
pom D. ]. Menton and others, fC
@p atthe s. E. corner of Bird Av'
and Nancy street.
Pom Geo. r. Alexander, aud othel
Pie paving of the north side of Ell
Pei, from Jackson to Adams, and fl
estngs in this square.
Pom Patrick Mulroony, stating tht
horse recently fell into an unco
drain at Elm and Jackson street
was 50 injured that it had to
% and askiugremuneration for Il
sustained.
Pterest on bonds, amounting to 81
w, wss ordered TO be drawn
pr Of sundry bondholders. TT
e e TAX on these bonds amounted
regard to this State tax, NJ
w moved that orders be drawn
p OF the boRdholders for the ia
lnal the Treasurer be instructed
only the orders for parties residil
opted.
ne ordinance requiring all mono
tslea on behalf of the City Hos
110r 1l board, &C., to be credited
hospital appropriation, was read
y Time and passed.
!, 4 James P. Hayes resignation
slalImanship of the Openi
ts ~, Committee was accepted n
AcAenamin elected to the DO
a. hayes presented a deed frt
y anu ~ Joseph Tatnall, for a porti
~ os yea OF Vandever Avenue. |
'u'0 'he Opening Streets Comm
.yhihI1 nj Finance Committee presen,
aa.oil ai,.l OF the financial condition
wy ivy up to Sept. 18th, 1875, whi
minutes. W W piaceu
ess sI,. g. Springer, nominated
n ~ S'eil, ell was elected Superint,
!, " :. : oeity Hospital. receiving
By Ds i4r pW VIM. L. Moore, nomil
lea - 9ralnance s0,nce repeating the "Or
bsn wss w,sesuueing certain appropl
"sS read a third time and ps
Ill., saleAenamin presented the
n nj proposals for hauling stc