The daily gazette., 1880-10-22
FIRST EDITION.
HANCOCK.
The Great Soldier-Statesman.
CITY COUNCIL.
A SHORT, BUSINESS SESSION, LAST
! NIGHT.

NIGHT.
City Council met in regular session.
last evening, MIR. Townsend presiding.
I'D the absence of President Sharplev.
The Street Committee reported "a
yorably upon the petition of Joseph
Stoeckle for guttering and paving on
the east side of Jackson street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, and adversely
On ii. W. Morrow's remonstrance
against the performance of this work.
Adopted.
Same Committee reported adversely
ON the petition Of James Bradford, for
permi Ssipnto SCI, ,cprbyon' DuPoat'st.
Adopteds-L W Y VI az ~
. Upon G. S. Middleton's lemons
trance against the erection of frame
ljouse at No. COS Madison street, the
Street Committee tnepoft6d that the
building hadibeen torn down. yaIL'
3 The Water Committee reported fa-
vorably on the petition Of Harlan
Cause, for water pipes in Seventh
street, between Van Bupen and Harrf.
son, and on tiiaH Of Geo. W. DorseyI
for water pipes in Carter street, north
Of Vandever avenue. Adopted.
A communication was read from
Mayor Allm6hd, asking Council to ap-
prove his action Offering a reward of
$500 for Tie arrest and detection OF
be parties wlib Originated tie riot of
SaturdaG nglfs'lastn. The request was
at once complied With. =
Another communication from the
Mayor way read, ASKING Gohucil to pay
the thirty-nine special policemen ap-
ppinted by him TO preserve the peace
on Sunday last, Accompanying this
| was s list OF the Specials, as follows;
Jbhn Loving, James Ryan, Hugh
Shields, Hiram Armstrong, Barney
McVeigh. WmAhtle, Frsd ftSAfiit Jas
Patton, Ihos Kane, Samuel Il Dixon,
Neal Dougher y, Chas Phillips. jam $
/ McAnespds, ] Jfih hiSkclley rii6S ] nhss
John Hayes, JAS Daley, B Devlin, ID
II Gallagher, VIM O'Dompell. Charles
Higgins, j Mccormick, J4ewis McCul-
| ldugh, James Hisgihs,s Charles Crow,
jas Nc Donnell, Michael Leahay, Jas
L6raham, Chas Broodhard,J Flanagan
B W Shelsbs II MdAlleIl Heuf3 John
son, JOS Dohhcliy, SamhGIO LOWS, +
Sharper, Dennis Sharper, Franl, Caulls,
Lewis Henry. The last (9pr iWe col
| The pay of spceia1s1 Il tR5 dollars
per day and Council passed The bill,
oapioniGSdda was t,sad from
Harry Lape, Pitrick Carbcrry, j. Ii
Beggs, 3 f Perkins and others releas
ing liens on tho newly erected ditJ
buildings at the southwest corner OF
Sixth and King streets. Fsssr 81
Robert MeCaulIey petftioned fol
permission to lay curb along the cast
eIn side of Wilson street, betweel
Tenth and Eleventh. Referred to the
Street Committee.
| The City Treasurer fepOrted a banl
balance of S42,0l1 81.
| The Chief Engineer reported forty
one men employed in the Water DE
Ipartthept, with%p pay roll of s3Up ~
The Etfeet lE0hmissiener .rePoite'
90 men, single and 3 double team
llemployed in the Street Department
pay roll, rS201 Az r6 ha1 io p
Mr.. Abele presented a decd from ID
heirs of DR.. ii. +. Askew for the bed c
Ivan Buren, and Harrisons reels, he W e
4 Sixth and Seventh; "a also ono from 10:
| Tatnall, for the bed of Beuna Visit
street. Referred 70 the OpNning 5 re-
Committee. .,.,IJ
| Mr.. Rodney presented a peptiop frol
Rober6 G.! Turner, for water pipes o
Franklin street, between Towering an
IlShalcross avenues. Referred to th
| Water Committee. 50.
ltI NfB irAhlll presented a petition fror
labd trustees OF Brandywfnc NJ E. churc
| for lamp in front of the church. R'
4 rerled to the Lamp Committee.
NJ. Rodney presented an ordlnanc
IN relation to setting curhstones in til
city, author zing the gsettin. otselubstol
OF q wfitlrd. II ieches, ttnsest- ~ 2
l,inches,- AS at- present reAgred. X a
Twice.
The question of Hugh Patton, col
tractor for grading Van Buren stree
belween Sixth aud SeveDth, WI as ibrougl
IN ,by Mr.. Abeie, ,-whoAsaid Mr.: Patio
j had unexpectedly come across a lot
/ stone in the street and was losing none
Il on his contract thereby. lie desire
| Council To allow him to take the steI
remaining in the street in order TO hel
1 | him. On Mr.. Abele's motion Mr.. ia
toms request was granted. -, ,,y,.
Mr.. Il. H.' Taylor presented a ol
n from Mrs. E. II. Sedwick, of lOla Ma
Il ket street, amounting to S23.66 for dan
h ages sustained during the riot on Satu
dsy night last. 1t was referred to III
Law Committee.
Adjourned.
ORDERS.
Il Martin Keogh, $50; Thos. llayde
. SO; Emmett Reynolds, 50.