The daily gazette., 1879-05-09

President Lishtsnsest1 - e.:a2s8n I
mum Der Of years Be ~ ~ A.sse g. 9s
practice until te-dax s4ne emc
red of 1t, and His Hopors Jonnx III
mond, says she ssl!L sseoss .te - any
,nafd Snti rsSss.sa sS ses al; g. ssSs e. a. =.
the pfvcticsi Of sene pht.e1e g. ~ q
Iarss spss opaa oP 1esr spp M 4 8 ~ cify f
surer aud GET ths auhosnt na6s Up u
'Is. M. iSos;, Norton desired = klew X mere
was : law Or any a.e.olssy S.s 49,. ..l ~. ~
use of the preamble and resolnfton.
4 Mr.. Townsend offered - SbAOwfng
resolution: IA stgi ~ b fs{tlD - ,ti.N.NiU
Rssoived, That tho Street Compissie..-
or be, and ID hereby Att9cs1xe0s g 80
vertise for proposals for hnt31n1 eoeU.
on DUPONT trest, = he intsg.scs3o1 q
sewer on Delaxaxe sveane. ~ lj bayls
Mr.. Psynter moved - amend that -
SeuS sfternoon nens =. 4 4 q & Us C'ciock. aTSs
amendment was adopted. u. lN.E ~ .
Mr.. Townsend Also offered the fellcw-
fesolusd, That the Isssest Commiasios-
er be authorized to have the cobbae
stones on Market street, from Front 20
the Oh istisna bridge taken up aDdroia9d.
Mr.. McGlinchey desired 70 know ths
INTO Mr.. Tow @ nssnd stssedthAt the prosasas
cost would be 500. n.s y ..as9 ,g.l;i "
Mr.. MoGlinchey raised the potnf q
sS'i sSo proposas. rops BAL I should b ssEsd 3ef Il
The chair decided the point .ven
taken. and Mr. Townsend amended the
resolution ssthat she 0treet Oenmi1a61-
DONE" 4, "a.
favor of Richard H. 1ove for ESQ. = !.
reading adj I~nssd the craiinsncs | intioduced % ;ons
time ago extending tlle tsrm " oAes a
the Street Commiseionex ffom oRe -
The crdinsnce was opposed by Mssuss.
Taylor and Pay inter. 3ls -, v iJisfl ~ ffsi :
Mr.. Taylor said he vas not IN favor Of
the question. Whon an otdinanee W
introduced last May by ths ssPnhhcans
Auditor and the City Solicitor, be OPP
posed It, and to be consiseent he would
oppose the ordinance before Coupoll. ~
party was in power they could elect
their Street Commissioner from year 70
year. ..uaf3it 10 d q
| ~. NOIfOu o1lQ t0nA su0 E0RQu4agAM
had when they were 10 the majority,
passed such ord nanc =, and now that the
democi ais have the chance they should
Mr. Taylor said 'l,vhy should We singls
out the Street Commissioners, Why pCt
the Chief Engineer Of the Water Depart
ment and other ofzicers? Why not pasD
them in Office all the time. Tho present
ordinance is for the benefit Of one Inaia
who expects to be elected Street '001ns
| missioner. tt -, 49, "A IT
MI. Paynter said there was suothst
| member Of Council who was too 1ne 20
vote for the ordinance. He opposed she
ordinance when introduced and he WouN
do 1t now. He believed In allowing the
psrty that came into power MI the o.
The ordinances then passed By the fol-
lowing vote, those IN italics being Re-
Ayes-M essrs. adams, Dovnino, Guth.
rie, Hensted, Jones, Knight, Lynch, Nor.
ton, Price, Rowe, Townsend, Wood, Wal
ton and President Lichtenstein-l4.
Nays-Messrs. Chandler, EcGas, Hart,
MoGlinchey Paynter, Tayl0r-6. III
On motion adjourned.
During the evening the following or
ders were direeted to be drawn:
den, $35.75; Wash. St. CiuO Stable, S1o,
Saml Bradford, $212.50; Thomas Earlnar,
4.60; Alex. Cummins, 66; r. 81. Cook,
176; John Beeson, 16.2O; Joseph G. Hsle,
4; Thomas Dougberty, 46.75; James r.
Traynor, 552; Randolph Peters, 8; Dem.
mis- Bplger, 6s;63; Geo, Duffy, 1915, Mar
TIN Keogh, 36.45; SamI Mcguire. 3968
James Murphy, 1908; James Murray'
31.lS; VIM. Simmons, 5000; SpeakmAH q
Bro, 1884; James II. BrRks, 2Ol; r.. 'Car
berry, 26.73; Davi4 q Bro, $50 96; JaDed
McKeudrick5 23l.38; Francis Vineept, Q
y. +. Thomas y Oo., $50; Betsey Norris
40; VIM. Sellars 3 Co., 2.2b; Glatts g
Hopkins, 81 40; e. L. Clark, 10; Chsprbut
Valve Co., 1880; Diamond State o., 4
Joseph G. File, 48.51; Chapman Vaivd
Co., 80; Patrick Long, 6i.b0; VIM. j. Nor
row, 1.79; James q Bro, 22.x2; Jamsl
Geo. W. Stone. 800; Heory McKlnly
1852; Geo. W. Bright, b.6S; Lobdell Co
Wheel Co., s222; speakman 9 Bro, i2
IS; Pusey, Jones & Co., 1870; Geo. N
Bush 3 Son, 5.l2s John p. Allmoud 4
& Co., 265.73; Will Goal Gas % Is
Richard h. Rowe, 500; w. & n. 0eSse
2500; Speakman 3 Bro,, 1908; B. r
Townsend Tosms g = R,H 20 James so r DAILY 1900 @
Eliza J. Frazer, 500; q. r. Tbomss 4 ~ a.
200; Lobdel Car Wheel Co., III: q. "a
kcbinson, 22.5O; B. r.. Townsend' Ia6
James @ Bro, 1.2b; Smith q Painter, ii.
%; John Guthrie, 1886 Alfred Walton
7.25; VIM. h. Lee, 100; Mary Tynch
$50; DR. J. 7. V: Blockson, asa; John p
Almond, O.20; VIM. J. Maxwell, 4a7E 4
Walton, 175; Howard Ogls, 420O; Enoci
Moore, Jr., 1916; lGeo. w. Bright, s.. ia
James B Bro, 34.S5; O. r.. Thomse Il "a
10 81; N. g, Gibbons, 1880; Geo. O'ByrnI
& Co. 1770; Q. T. johnson, 28S6; Z. =
Publishing Co., 14.16. ilGicIl ll1I- ,''r.I-l =
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