The daily gazette., 1875-08-06

AND CfIh
v1Na WATER PIPES ACROSS
~. AND BRADYwINE, AND
AIDING - THE CENTENNIAL
eiArIoN, &C.
Council met in regular ses-
vening, President Maris in
tsr Committee reported fa-
~ the petition Of Philip p.
bthers, asking fdr the exten.
Iter to the "Forty Acres"
mended the laying of pipes
ve a proper supply to that
the city. Adopted.
Treasurer reported as fol-
hnce in bank subject to the
si65,sT 80; to current ex-
a 0Ss'7l; for the redemption
S'1OO; total, $s5s ,9se. 53. !
eet Commissioner reported
IL horses and carts employ
Street department. pay
ief e Engineer reported 657
Is horses and carts in the
psrtment. Pay rells: depart
4 33. reservoir, $2,110.20;
cart, s704.60; pipe laying,
pecial horse and cart, $50. 70;
99.3S.
n Auditorreported q number
lions.
kgistrsr reported that the re.
The Water Department fer
nnted to $444 so.
bs were read and referred, as
D. Poole and others, for a
jefferson street, between End
eversl parties complaining Of
assessment and taxation.
los. Mcbride and others, for Q
Lombard street, between 9th
lnby presented the return of
mission on opening WALNUT
m 14th to the Brandywine,
|srded $500 damages to Jas.
No cost or assessments were
the commission. 1t was af1
\ Judge Wales, as three COM
had been appointed ON this
Referred to the Opening
Committee.
d from J. T. Heald and wife,
ng to the city Q portion of the
4th street, was referred to the
pmmittee.
IWm. M. Candy presented the
pg proposals for laying water
cross the Christians, at Third
hnd across the Brsndywine at
|lh street.
d. Rhodes, Brooklyn, N. Y.
/ foot, or $14, 500 for the whole
Jacob H. Yocum, Jr., Camden
sle per lineal foot, and $500 PEI
FOR patent ball and socket.
following bids were presented
ppletlng the grading OF Vsnde.
Fenue:
b McHugh, rs cents per square
Ehos. Cory, SO cents per cubic
Geo. Cochran, SO; Patrick w
Ids, 0S; James +. Brennan, 591
9ichols, 60.
pids were referred to the Com
pn Opening Streets.
the following, for grading
street, from Ninth street tt
be Avenue:
Cochran, 81 cents per cubic
eter McHugh, 80; Thos. Ford
pes F. Brennan, AZ; Martir
@; Chas. Reynolds, 28a; p
n, ,95, Patrick W, Reynolds, 35
ichols, 20.
pmmnnlcatlon was read from
elsh, of Philadelphia, askinI
pe city's contribution of $500
centennial fund would be pal,
the Commissioners.
ayes moved that an order b
afavor OF Mr.. Welsh for 50, so
\. The balance will be pai
|ary next.
-aw Committee reported fave
lne Ordinance allowing th
OF money ON account to con
when the orders for the san
oved by the Auditor and by
Q! The proper committee.
i passed. ''A q ''.''
ioneis moved that an order fo
}. drawn IRA in favor ct DR.. Kan,
CT Oh The Wilmington Dispel
elntlre inquired if it had no
ppa;efsIood p;o that the city suppo
Iispensary was to be held aft.
IN wa.
! .o,,snment ,h OF the City Hosp
anS ,nSought the Hospital was e,
sna useless enough withou
ptalng an additional one.
Fafa' lskeIs Is said the Dispsnsary WI
saul nal IN atfording medicine an
uue sna,,, 70 poor people who we,
tn9qgh, or could not afford
Pc Hospital. ~
0fuer was then directed to /
Esyes referred to certain attac
.'slms asliI, which had been order,
s'.'leo ny Council, at the la
7, r. and SAID the Treasurer b,
ana NJ pay them. No action W
Il 1ld W on motion Of Mr.. McInti
1'sdl esudloalaed o,u, until Friday eve
ORDERS.
'.s the evening orders were ,
\ v W.; oe urawn, as follows:
|ca -" t,h, ,aish, President of Centeni
u noa' Committee, 81, 500.
n. soooHggherty, Treasurer Board
Mana 1T