The daily gazette., 1879-06-27
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REGULAR MEETING LAST RvHAIHo-- 8
BUSINESS RUSHED THRoUGH-nLno. 3
TIoN OF A REGISTRAR OF TIE Wa,
TER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MD !.
COMMUNICATION -
Evidently Il . state OF atmof pherei In 1
duced the members Of Council 70 uane-
act business before that body LAST even
ing, as quickly as possible, and beek Somsq'
other spot where the heat was not sstinrl5 )
tensity felt. President Lichtepefein a. b
The Street Committee e on The petifi1aa
OF franklin Wright asling thst the W<ess y
side Of Monroe street, be paved mA D1ie a
tered from Ninth street, south a. ~ Asrc
the curb extended, reported adver1}y, g.,
there was not the regulate number q
sieners to the petition. Adopted pi'a s9''
The same committee on The poe1tio0o .
Of the same gentleman asking that ithe /
cutters be paved fiom Eighth street,
north to middle of square, made . favQg.r
able report estimated cost, $45, AdoPI
ted.
On the petition Of Jacob 8. wsldlD,i
asking that the cutters be- paved oniths .
north west side OF Gilpin avenue, Ifrom J,
Jackson street, running back - far -
| paved, the same committee reported NV
orable at An estimated cost Of $50. Adcp'i
| ed. r,} vra % iRsaj Wi
The same committee v ON the pstYion
Of ]. T. Cause, asking that the City FUR.
nish material for the macadah ling 81
Rodney street, from Tenth streetto PENN
| sylvania avenue made q favorable report
which W. AZ adopted. Do g6f enios yaga
The same committee reported In
favor of awarding the contract f6f Re.
building Stalcup Kun, to Robert Brown
at S., ,42O. Adopted .l9y - l3nifno eIoi
Tn, Opening r,ets Commiitee On the,
petition of CharlesReynolds, asking that
Hazlett street be made . street Of the
city, reported in favor of making itzA
street of the city, and asking for .com..
mission to assess dRmages.l s.AdOptedT :,
The same committee reported In favor
of accepting the awards assessed Tor the
opening Of Vandever avenue, except
Lewis Bullock, for 81, ESQ., dw 10 stasc .
Mr.. McGlinchey moved the fadopttep
of the report. ,,..,-f ,.f, -,a ,-. ...
Mr.. Chandler, stated that the pending
motion before the Council when itdadE
journed on Monday night last was'to ~,
jet all the Awards j,ieiis = bssods
MIR. McGlinchey hoped the motion,
would not pass there had beeti conn
missions appointed At idifereHS @me6I
for the openIng Of the avenue and The
awards Of The present one were the lew;
est yet. The pending motion was locts
and the motion of Mr.. McGlinchey VIII
adopted. ''rl "NA NN9i'op43h shl X
The City Treasurer reported isl2s6ael
in bank to the credit of current expenses
, paid out on draft Of Water Comn1iJsf0hl
ers since last report tho sum Of 5000 Co.,
, aDd in total to date the sum of S140 u.s.
! The Chief Enei nser Of the wassfI De.
partment reported 80 men in his empeey
for the week ending June oath; pay roll,
S26O78. '-H Ii'le t'7'fne PHI
: The Street Commissioner reported %
: men double and single teams In his
b employ for the week ending june Zst;
J. pay roll, $22713. 80. 'G9a 3di i
PETITIONS AND CUMMUNIcATIoNs.,os NJ d
3 The following petitions and oommuni-
Q cations were introduced, read and re-
' feTred to the proper committees: 81 shn,s
From David Lemon asking that one
r of the policemen on the Brandy wine be
|, taken from there and placed over. ID arket
d street bridge as be Ia no longer needed
on the Brandy wine, as the city has eroc-
= ted fence enclosing bathing grounds
A petition was also read from the
: same gentleman asking that the water
9 pipes be extended from Third street
! bridge, and extended along Market
} street half way to Garische's lane.. =
: Mr.. Taylor presented communication
from his Honor, the Mayor, stat ng that
! In compliance with the resolution passed
: by Council, he had on the 2lst inst, ex-
: ecuted the deed conveying the basin lot
@ to the Trustees named In the bin, for
building Court House. The communi-
cation was accepted and on motion, or
dered to be spread upon the minutes.
Mr.. Townsend presented the return
damages for widening and straio htepina
e. Shipley Run; between Sixth and Sew.
s. enth streets. There were no damsges
)f awarded. 90 n.f.....f. IN -
n Charles q. Berringer, asking for Z
, lamp at the corner Of Poplar and shear.
g and one on Eleventh street between
Poplar and Lombard streets. hl"pw z
D. The folio wing petition from Geo.vW
e Talley and others was. read: ,,..,. a,
ID eve the undersigned, property hold.
g. ers in the city of Wilmington, belisvi ue
he river front, on the northern side, would
il petition your honorable body for the
l. opening of an avenue from the interseo
d ton OF Twelfth street with Cherry L.
ii land marsh road thence along the line oi
N said road (strai ightened) across 6helpot
" dam to the Intersection of said road with
q Ninth street across the lands Of George
y. W. Ialley, and Jacob r. Welden, to IN
It river front, this being the cheapest and
IS most practicable route to the river from
IOE Uno uoVciopIucuL OF tn0 40RehofE
+ portions of our city" Is sI--,3 80
le On motion of Mr.. Paynter, Counc,
D. proceeded to the nomination and elcc-
0. ton of Registrar Of the Water Depart
h ment. He nOmi mated w. j. Morrow M
present incumbent. There were no fur
IS ther nominations, and the vote resultoS
he as follows: .f ef Ma. - :
1t. WI. Morrow, 13, L. P. Lynch Q; jas
a Daley, l; Blank, 3; Joseph K. Adaf1as. /
at Mr.. Morrow was declared elected.
30 Mr.. Guthrie called up for . third read
ing the ordinance transferring sS. IN
I'd from the appropriation for paving beSi
IN of streets to the incidental and nisoel
e. laneous appropriation. The ordinanc
It. passed unanim0usly. ~ 1901 i7I1'1 q /
IS The following proposals for building
ID sewer over Ship1ey Run on the nofti
ID side of Ninth street, between MOnro,
and Adams lstreets were read: -i ~
8, A. j. Peters, $500 80; Andrew Stewart
os $3.50 .lawful money Of the Unitss
Of States;" A. s. Read, $947; Thomas +
rs Hizar, 81 Jig; B. f. Perkins, 81 .O73. III,
At bids were referred to the Street Cor,
le mittee, and Council adjourned. VI ~
"a New Picnic Gr0unds.
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