The Morning herald., 1876-02-11
CnY COUNCIL.

ROUTINE BusrNEss-A DELUGE OF BILLS
PETITIONS AND REMoNsTRAHCEs.
Citv Council held regular session last
evening. ...... Ir...55
The Street Committee reported adversely
nnor the petition of G. W. Buck and others
| asking for the grading and curbing OF lSth
street, between French and Walnut.
The Water Committee reported upon the
bids for hauling clay, that they recon-
mended the refusal of all bids and issuing
| new proposals, as the lowest bidder had
failed to sign his name. Adopted.
The Committee also reported upon the
| remembrance of Thos. Ford against the
granting of contract to any one tor hauilng
| CLAW. that such contract was not IN VIOLA
| tion of contract awarded to Mr.. Ford as
contractor to furnish Water Department
with teams. AN nv
| The City Treasurer reported W ,4oS OF
| in bank to credit of the city, as 1ollows
Cool Spring Reservoir, $7,711 46; current
expenses, 81, ,92s 10; redemption OF bonds,
s7OO, He also reported $50 shares OF Cen
tenpia] stock received from Centennial
Board of Finance from the $2,5OO sub
scribed and remitted by City Council TOR
the Centennial. 40
The Street Commissioner reported |o
men and II horses and carts at work.
There was no report from Chief Engineer
of Water Department.
| A communication was received from the
CITY Treasury stating that Edward Bring
hurst. wished to loan the city from 10. .OOO to
sl1O,0 and would take note at SIX
months.
Also petition from the Fame Hose Com
pany for $3.50 to pay for horses, being the
amount allowed other companies.
| A protest signed by 1l43 persons, $50 OF
them being market people, against the re-
moyal of the curb stone market, on Fourth
! street, was received.
Also petition from Allen Ruth, asking
for the paving of the side walk on west side
of Adams street, between Chestnut and
Second streets. All Of these were properly
referred. .at Ha
Mr.. Paynter presented an ordinance pro-
viding for the appointment of one Inspector
of meats, and it was read twice and fifty
rcopies ordered to be printed.
The Lamp Committee reported in favor
of placing lamps on Poplar street, between
Fifth and Sixth, and at Second between
Poplar and Lombard streets. Estimated
cost, each, SA.
The Law Committee reported that
the ordinance to repeal ordinance
to prevent the sale of meat, to be in
conformity with the city charter, also that
the ordinance to prevent the sale Of meat
on the streets was not in conformity with
the charter. The former report was accept
ed, the second was referred back, with In
ict~ 90 $ho nr6inonno
\ During the evening the following orders
were directed to be drawn:
Francis Vincent, s4.75; B. R. Heritage,
SO: c. P. johnson, $51 .33; w. H. Thompson
s12; John Bachus, $500; Samuel Bradford,
s14.25; George W. BRIGHT, l.25; Bellah q
Elliott, s1496; Jos. H. Beggs, $1eS: 10; Geo.
$500; Samuel coyle, sssl.so
s17s 30; D. H. Coyle, $40; Cox & Allen,
$40. 20; R. H. Cook, $32 10; Capelle & Bros,
s1.55; speakman s Bros, ss.s4 Allen
Ruth, 735; Geo. W. Stone, $40.26; =. E.
Printing Co., s14.40; j. W. Hopkins, IS so;
OByrne Bros, $500; Lobdell Car Wheel
Co., s41 ,O6; Hilles & Jones, sl.57; John
Palmer, 6Oc.; E. Blizzard, So; Jas. Brad
ford, s3.3e; n. R. Worthington, s4.25; Ca
pele & Bros, $l0,46; c. g. L. Witsil, ST.
81; Pierce & Bros, s7l.70; A. Jacquette.
$3.50; E. McInsll Jr., 5Oc.: G. P. johnson
; s2s.es; Wilson Wood q Co., 81; speakmar
& Bros, Sl4.Sl; Robert Morrison
= IS; William Pearce, s2l047 Dickerson 6
, Bro, $l.5O; H. Ogle, IS; Jas. O'Toole
s19.65; c. P. johnson, S3.75; D. H. Ken
. q Co., SAL; Lobdell Car Wheel Co.,
, D. H. Coyle, (Street Commissioner, $685. rs
| D.~sx.
{ Morris, $3.50; Caleb Miller, S.; G. W. Bust
q Son, S96.05; Jas. Grant, $3.50; Johr
{ O'Donnell, So; Mills 4 Coombs rs cents
= Jas Grant, $3.50, Jno. E. Bruce. $3.50; M
B. Dyer, $s4; Lobdell Car Wheel Co.
! SH.lo; VIM. Allen, $lo4.92; Robert Morrl
! son, s2A.27; John T. Lungren, $1s2l2
A. McHugh, $3.50; L. F. Adair ,s2.75; Mar
), tin Farrell, s5.o5; NJ. G. Springer, $7s.2s
e Smith & Paynter, sl:12; Haughey 4 Ferry
s sl2.S5; Every Evening Publishing Compan
q q se6 81, Commercial Printing Co., s45.st
- ~ ment, Sl7O.37; Jos. McIntire, $S01 .66;
), McMenamin, $50 O5; Pay Roll Police D
10 partment, 81 ,533 81; Miss pay roll 81 ,4s9. q
u Geo. W. Vernon, $3.50; Adam Grubo
~ ~ Son, $S5.3S; Walker g. Caldwell, $l63 o
ID ID Mills & Combs, $56 666; Jos Fout, 1881
'o G. w. Bush g. Son, $55.92; Jas. Murph
$276.16; Robt. Carswell, $3.13; E. Griffit1
$24s 80; z. G. Townsend, $104.36; Jas. M
Glinchey, -; M. H. Ryan, sl9,25; Jam
NJ g. Webb. $9.40; Boughman, Thorn
a. g. Co., s5.46; William H. Lee; 81
er W. B. Davis, $3.50 10; Ferris g. Garre
en- 10 cents Jos. Flanagan. 1886 30 Ma