The daily gazette., 1880-03-12
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ed until shout the middle Of January.
and that was the reason why the bill
was presented by Mr.. Lee. It was for
boarding the two patients. ~ .i.a
On motion Of mr.. r. Fl. Taylor the
word superintendent" was stricken
from the bill. He stated % bis reason
TOT making the motion was that Mr.. Lee
Sill claims to be superintendent Of the
hospital as his term Of Office had not ex-
pred when the institution was abol-
isbed.
The City Treasurer reported $751;
o4o,ls In bank to tho credit Of current
expenses. HfsN pat
The Chief Engineer Of the Water
Department reported 36 men In hIs en-
ploy for the week ending March 9th.
Pap roll, $276.37
The Street Commissioner reported 10
men, double and single team in his
employ for the week ending March 9th.
Pay roll, $118.43. r.. -.
John Hartman and others petitIonsd
for the erection Of three lamps on Clay
ton street, at the intersection Of Gilpin,
Shallcross and Lowering Avenues.
Jonathan E. Rhodes and others, no
moDstrated against the grading Of Shall
cross Avenue between Byoome and kod-
ney streets. s.aHai .ft hi tsri1
James Fuhr petitioned for the privi-
lege OF selling oranges and lemons on
the stand now occupied by him on the
corner Of Fourth and King streets.
On motion Of Mr.. McMeusmin the
proposals for removing the Stone crushsr
from Eleventh and Spruce streets 70
Tenth and Van Buren, streets, were tak-
en- from the box, opened and read
There was only one bid, that of Josepb
+: Hyde, who proposed TO do the work
for $275. IN -AiD ~ fr777'f
On motion of Mr.. McMensnin vbsn
Council adjourned, IL adjourned TO meet
at Stallcup Run sewer on Second street,
between Walnut and Poplar streets, ON
Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
On motion Of same gentleman the
Sire Ell Committee was instructed 70 ad-
vertise for proposals for building cul-
vert over Shlpiey Run, below Reed
street. ts4{I
On motion adjourned. e..,.
ORDERS.
During the session the following or.
ders we're directed to be drawn: 7.
Peter Robinson, $19l 66; John q. La
very, $168 26; Walton & Bro., Sz5 So; n.
Lee, $40 10; Allen Speakman, Cd Is:
Lawrence Kieran 8 S12 SO; Henry d.
Morrow, Treasurer Board OF Efucatiou,
sS o69; Edward w. Hoopes, SO "a, Law
r.nse Burns, so so; James McKepdriok,
$133 36; HiIles & Jones, szB.29: Fannic
McKeOwn, $40 %; Wash. st.. Club Hta-
bles, 18 80; James Mulrine, 10 %; ~. O.
Barkley. 81 20; Martin Keokh. i7e06:
Alex. Cummins, 81, SaInr Crothers.
81 OF; Joseph @. File, ,66 80; Geo. w. Vsr.
non & Som 81 u; Lawrence Burns, n 20
VII: Coal Gas Co., ~ 70; r. w. b. b.
r Co., q 80; Geo. W. Bpsh . Son,
Ellis, 20 90; john W. b opssns. ~ %: 3. 3
y. Townsend, sRt., 30 90; Every Even
Ing Publishing Co., 10 80; Tailey q Co.
10A %; 9iatts b Eckei, 93 80; WIN. j.
Morrow, 20 81; Allen Spsakman, 6 IS:
Forest City Packing Co., TO- II; Bstssy
McCartnsy B KeDnsy. s2s 7o;' Rob.rs
Morriseui So 90; Jas, Murphy 50 70;
Hardware Co., S33 90; q. P. Joanson,
So "a; Henry Mckinney, S17 a.; Gsoras
O'Byrne & Co., So IL; 3. r. Thomas b
Co., 81 IA; Adams & Bro, SI3 90, Allcn
Speakman, So Is; VIM. @. Woods, "a 80;
3. II. Townsend, sou 40; Louisa Myers,
SIG 90; Mills g. Coombs, S15 90; James
Z. Daley, $40 90; O.. II. Thomas q Uo:,
$2l %; Eliza J. Frazer, 50 90; James
Bradford, Sc 81; James McKendriok,
$40 80; E. A. Robinson, $34 90, NJ Mel.
choir, S11 90; John Hunt, s85 90: Dr..
Howard Ogle, $1,000; VIM. j. Maxwell,
SSS %; Adams & Bro, SO 90; LsWrsnos
Kleran, SI2 80; A. rraynor, IS O0;Leuisa
Myers, Sc 90; George W. Vernon q Son.
$l4 bS; Dr.. Blocksom, 90 90; James b
Webb, s47 79; N. c. Gibbons, $3.50; Joha
Guthrie, Sl7 50; @. r. Thomas 81 Co.,
$22 30; d. W. Chandler, RS22 90; Benj.
Hirst. $l3 90; James Murphy, $40 o.; b.
E. Townsend. s26 "a; Mills & Coombs,
SO 90; james Murphy, 50 90. i'H %