The Morning herald., 1876-08-25
CITY COUNCIL.
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City Council met last evening Ia rssgular
3; session, .so % with President NJ r. Liehsplsteia
Afavorable report 4, WI iinade upon 1I,i the
following petitions, and accepted petition Of
3. Bickta asking to have quit tering and paw
ing done on the west side of 'Adsms street,
between t, .gc Third and Fifth strsets M estimated
Petition Of Fame Eose Company. aa,lk,i asking
for their SENT i-annual appropriation of
81 600 to be given them fnadvailce. s.t,
CITY Treasurer Vincent reported The fol-
LOVING amounts In bank ~ !. $428 g7 to the
credit Of C0oi NSpring? Reservoir; u, ,5i9 SIS
to the'cfedit Of Current Expensea, and 500
e ,S sss sssas Gf Sinking Fund Total ~
Street Commissioner reported SO men ana
!6 horses and carts employed. Pay roll
awAter Department reported so men and
4 horse and cart employed. Pay, roll 42l4-
ge. And . men employed On Cool Spring
Reservoir. isl 2lla i's2@ i.+iii f'S.el
The following petitions were read and
referred TO proper committees: + s.. tt's,.'
I'd. Baldwin for lamp at Lombard and
Eight street. "a }l.,igSt s|%3 as5fsa y is'AA'
4. Smith asking to have s10.7e refunded
to him, because Of mistake of city officials
In allowing him to set 70 feet Of curb too
much on Delaware Avenue. '7|s' ~,
Water Witch Fire Company, asking for
full amount Of their appropriation, without
any reduction h''ti,'At i'o8
P.Keenan, asking for lamp at Pennsyl-
vanis Avenue and Union street.
D.. Mention, asking for q lamp at Third
street In front Of Cherry. ~
J. Leonard, asking for acrossing at Front
and Van Buren,. 49,
The resignation Of Richard Burton, Jr.,
inspector of the First ward, was accepted,
and as James Burke, assistant inspector,
had moved from the ward, James A. Plum
kett was nominated for inspector and Jos.
Mccain for assistant, both were elected.
The Street Committee reported that tho
contract for furnishing stone and paving
Walnut street, was awarded to VIM. B. 4Da-
Wis, ct 36} cents per square yard, and re-
setting curb to same ct u cents per foot.
Also they had awarded the contract Of
VSAtA<AAA44 00W0A ~ MAIL o0 k8u0 " 0u1CuO1
q Marchant.. Accepted. nefl9 ssass tsiF Il
Proposals for hauling sand from city sand
pit to Walnut street, were received as fol-
lowe for two horse loads: ~ ~ ht'a;t3
2. Ewing, 28 cents; P!'W. Mcdowell, 25
cents; G. Cochran, 23A cents; J. f. Kyle,
% cents; F. ReynoldSs a2H cents; D. Nc
Minamin, 25 cents; Stephen T.. Nichols S5
cents; J.,S. Nichols, 80 cents; o. Donohoe,
% cents; J. McNulty, 20 cents; R. Cook, 81
cents; j. Murray, S711 cents; y Conroy, ~
cents; H. Wickersham, 1917 cents; F. Muf-
|phey Is cents; 2. Donald, 3tH cents;
2. j. Gardner, 49, cents; D. Mahoney, 2SN
cents; P. Carbery, 2S cents; y. f. BeesoD,
Is cents; Samuel Cruthers, "a cents.
Referred to committee with power to-
act. -r1sa &is5sf
Proposals for grading Walnut street were
received as fellows: 0flin 'i5il
John Grant, 48 cents per cubic yard q
Wickersham, AZ cents; G. Cochran 40 cents;
e. Dougherty,. 52H cents; 8. Cruthers SOL
cents P. Carbery, AZ cents F. Mcdonald,
81 cents; P. Murphy, 46H cents; J. Conry,
53h cents; R.Cook, AZ cents; j. A. Burke,
57X cents /; M. Connell, 50 cents; J.
Mooney, 81 cents; J. McNulty, 56 cents
D. Mahoney, 60 cents P.J. Gardner, 56H
cents j, T.Kyle, As cents John F. Beeson
40 cents per square yard. {'ny Np5'F'I
Referred to Committee with power to
act. i.5l.s 4gsya.ip' vt,7 ..g- ~, .si r9rE|
During the evening the following orders
were drawn: ii s-'g 9g7 "a @agaTa9@ ffI
j. Peoples, to nay note due August 29th,
$2OO0.,j John Peoples, to pay Q note due
August 26th, $500O.; ,Sundry Bond Hold
ers Interet, due September Let, $5816.4 As.
Sundry persons on loan No. 26,l $500. Ed.
Farmar, $3.50. Edward Provost, $4S4.
John Cochran, 82l7.70. VIM. B. Davis,
$196,SS. Fame Hose Company, $1,000.
Adjourned. saai b. .5'@u' s#
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