The Morning herald., 1878-07-26
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The ECityC Council met ansfesdlar session
last evening, wish President Lichtsnrsipi IL
the chair: zsaW 0 atH9a xia in a9lio slaf ID
sths Street colmittee reported fssorsbly
on.ths- following pststionss nssars.s.-..-.srssssss-
bwrM rM1chtFasl stFa Hare, asking for the paving Of
so'tsTs 't .,e Sn ths ssst eide Of MenE0s street.
Henry Wilkens, asking to have ths, \ west
side of Van Barren. street.. batwserna 4 Chestnut a
ana 70 Elm, Elm, paved snd curbsd., Cost, ,$7t.
John olFrl Hare, protesting against the nae of
shipley Run as 4 public sewer, and adysrse-
tly Oh petition of t. Darlington asking for
the1ayfng of q drain along Tenth strsset ts
above Washington n19airo1 bns sol'Iloq
The bid for the collection Of, garbage
throughout the city was granted to Samuel
T. HBfadfofd fof ~ $50, for TIE osreanto sreamntoyal of
sshsss u Robert IF. COOK, Ill u, 100; foar
the paving of Ninth street, to James David
son ~ Bros for3 fscentsper lsquussrssysrd;
Tor tue paving of Van Buren, street. % Gao.
d. +. simmons, for AZ centa per tsquare
~ City Treasurer Vincent reported ssy,5oo-
IA in bank to- the account Of current ex-
penses; He also reported having paid to
the Water Commissioners on account IF
Cool Spring Reservoir during gnthe wsek,
y ,l59 so and IN total to, ,dste $l04, ,O90. st.
Street Commissioner SHoagland reportad
o. men, 8 8double, and " single, teams en-
ployed In the street department dufing the
week ending July 20th. ~Paysroll, $41O.97.
Inc following petitions were presented
and referred to their respective Committees:
Z, n: Pssrawressey ,asking for space In front
Eof niststors ct, the 8. W. corner aof Front
and King streets ]. B. ,Emmons, asking
for CROSSINGS at Locust and Tayior ana AZ
ButtonSood aad Taylor 1streetsy icDanial
Kesrney, asking for cutters on the west
side OF Pine streets Between, Seventh and
Eighth. ,sT9iDIos MI Ha7t shEI5l7'ITT
Mr.. Conrad presented tl,e commission col for
the STRENGTHENING of Rattlesnske Run. The
damage will amount to $6, 6,O0G,au 4pspsrg
tion Of G. F. Thomas & Co., asking for tbe
refunding of water tar, that the owner
should have notified the Register Of the Wa
ter Department Of the stoppage Of wster.
$S was refunded. Ell sagbnr slij 10 rgs9m .
Mr.. Painter said holwould ask 9thsschair-
man OF the Street Committee the Street
Commissioners, whether It WAS their iuten-
tion to leave Fourth street in the condition
1t 10 In. The citizens living on the street
we're tired of seeing 1T An that condition.
Between Walnut and Poplar streets IL. was
aluiost impassaEle. The gentleman thought
IL was time the citizens should petition TO
have tho street paved, akd boon yita1a ssi
MIR. CoRrad said, the delay. In. repairing
the street was caused sby the stone breaker
being broken, and as soon as 1t was repaired
the work.onsthe street would be finished.
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Il During the evening the following orders
were directed to be- edrsw.o[eas assd c5re
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. 81, ,7O8 8.0S: III.
w! Moore, $3.50 '67; interest to bondholders.
$fl, 871'20 ;ngJohnl Peoples, $87,O75. lee: q.
4. Adair, $40 Z. II, Hosgiand, Ss99: Paw
Roll Water Department, $323. TO-, -
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