The Morning herald., 1878-10-11
ONE CENT.
CITY COUNCIL.

RESOLUTION TO ABOLISH THAT INsTITU-
| TON VOTED DowN--THE GRADE oF
ADAMS STREET, sc.
The City Council met In regular session
last evening. President Lichtenstein in the
! chair.
The Finance Committee reported favora-
bly, on the petition OF Patrick Roach, asking
to have $4.24, the amount of his capita tion
refunded. The, same Committee also res
ported favorably on the petition of Enoch
Moore, Jr.. asking to have tax refunded.
The Street Committee reported favorably
On the petition of John Kirkman 81 Son,
asking to have guttering and paving done
on the southerly side of Tenth street, be-
tween Walnut and Poplar. MI
The Lamp Committee reported adversely
on the petition of VIM. E. Gray, asking to
have lamp placed at Chestnut street be-
tween Monroe and Adams:
The Printing Committee reported adj
versely on the bill of Francis Scheu amount
ing to $3l.95 for printing, Oh the ground
that the printing was not ordered to be
| done. aso
Mr.. Paynter presented petition from
John Hare in reference to the grade of
| Orange Street between Ninth and Tenth, In
I which the petitioner asked that the curb
L lines be given up at once by the Surveying
! Engineer, who had objected to doing 80,
| owing, as he said, to defect in the erdi-
nance passed some time ago in reference to
| the grade ofthat street. as'et
Mr.. Paynter said that 1t appeared that
| the Engineer was treating the Council with
/ contempt In refusing to give up the curb
lines after the street had been decided. Tt
/ was referred to the Street COMMITTEES with
power to act Winds a- fes
City Treasurer Vincent reported balance
i in bank to current expenses 81, ,SA. .48. Also
/ having paid to the Water Commissioners
4 on account of Cool Spring Reservoir du>
| ring the week $949. A., and had paid out in
total to date $126, ,59S.S2.
Street Commissioner Hoagland report
As men, 6 double and 2 single teams en-
ployed in the street department during the
4 week ending Oct. 4. Payroll, $3O0,47.
Chief Engineer Mcintyre, of the Water
Depar tment, reported 80 men employed
during the week ending Oct. 8. Pay
roll, $161.54. "t 'ss.5 - p" 80 ~
The following communications and petit
tons were presented and referred to the
respective committees.
| From John Worth, asking to have the
north side of Taylor street paved, curbed
and euttered between Wilson and Walnut.
From Elizabeth Stewart, asking to have
the guttering and paving done on the south
side of Twelfth street between Madison and
Jefferson ireets. ... ~.
From Todd, Riley & Co., asking to have
8 feet of space in front of, their place of
business at 207 King street. gng.g 4 Hgs4
From r. H. johnson, asking to have q.
lamp placed in small street back Of
Elliot avenue near St. JohG's Church. 9sga
From VIM. Joyce, asking to have paved
cutters on the east side Of Jackson street,
between Reed and Chestnut streets. '12 81 .-N
From M. Meyers, stating that his horse
had been Injured by falling over an obstruc7
tion in the street, and laying his damages
at 800. .s-rs y. iH8rre eT - rohF.t q
| A communication from the Board Of
Health which had been presented before
that body by DR.. Draper, in reference to the
use OF the bucket system in cleaning cess
pools, was read and accepted
Mr.. Guthrie's resolution to- abolish the
City Hospital was then called up again, and
after being read the question was put and
1
lowing vote:
Nays-Adams, Conrad, Downing, Evans,
Huested, Knight, Maxwell, Paynter, Price,
Rowe, Taylor, Townsend, Wood-14. .,,,
Yeas-Guthrie, Hart, Jones, McGlinchey,
Norton, President Ltchtenstein-6. ']~'
Absent-Chandler. - Il .fng1 s7
The ordinance to repeal an ordinance eD>
titled an ordinance providing for the ap-
pojntment of Superintendent of the City
Hospital was called up for third reading,
and the motion to adopt was lost by . vote
Of "A to 6.
, The followleg bills were read and oriers
| ed to be paid. .ss
Francis Vincent; 1890, F.. g, r. Butler;
1923, Bernard Bonner, 500, O. stoeckley;
is, W. w. Pritchett, 2, George 0Neil, 2;6G,
Samuel Coyle, ss 50, Martin Keogh, Ss7S
BENZ. Ewing, 20, Samuel Curry, q 81, Isaac
$50. owen Palmer; 1890, Hugh Patton.
Q $685. James Harrigan Al .25 Jno: Archer.
! isaac I Black, 1885, II, Mckinney, 65a4,
Jno smith M 1f 49, Edward ward Green, $40, Fred:
Klund, 27. Margaret Quinn, $50. Edward
0 Hopes, 4.o5, James Mclaughlin. 2840 Jas.
q 4 Bro. 8.34 David Fiber. IS, simon Tough
Bel. B First, ISL, j. B. Winslow, 7O,os, Den :
I, mis- Boulger, 1915. Lloyd g. Smith, 1853,
8 rhos. Reynolds, 1.61, H. +. Pickels, q 30, 3.
2 r. Townsend. As s., carlisle d Henderson,
IS, Jos. Could, $50 Eliza Frazer; 3, Coal Coal
Gas Co., $40, q. Pickles, 155, Thos. NJ Ogle
Ferris Fiei & Garrett 4s5, Thos. B. Benson, 2oss,
Adams q Bro, 1850, w, F. Robinson, 545,
/ 9. q. Middletown, 1878, Jos. Q. Adams,
- 1926 "A. e, Robibson: $50. II. Heng1s, 65'6S,
J las. O'Tooie, 4l,25. DR., Howard o. Ogle. %,
IW.S 3 Bullock, IS, ,65; James Mcintyre, 81 80;
: lJ. q. File, 44.l6; r. Chandler, 5.34; Benz. H.
Gwi.g, b.49; E. i. Rowe; 4tl9,J Flanagan aas az
{ 1881 q; u. 81. r. simmons y Son, 95l; 5S J,
Murry 2lI, I,97; J. McKendrick, 2l6.21, Fran
g cis Nc Closkey. 1870 Charles Warner Il Co.
Isl rs; Chapman valve 60, 2,ss; J. q. FILE
lIISi: ]. W. Hawkins, 2i.75; W. q. bullock
leS.l3 Jas. Money, 2.46 Coal Gas 90 1870
IGawthrop & Bro, LAO, James " Bro, 7.I0;
,, 81. & HI. Co., so: Fame Hose, SO cents; Julia
J. Kenton, 8 cents; 9. f. Thomas, 0.75; w. g.