, 1880-07-13
THE COUNCIL.
'Mayor Harrison vstoes the Barbed-
= Wire Fence Ordinance.
Additional Pumping Works Needed
! to, NJ eet the Increased Demand.
action ON tie Fourteenth Ward Election
IL Again Postponed.

ARulM Aub&PVHeus
Tho regular weekly meeting Of tho City C1un:
p!1 was held last evening. nll o. tna tnemoors
present except Aid. Mccormick. halpefs' ana
lmhof.
Tho Mayor submitted il veto Of the "barbed.
wire oraluaneo" prohibiting tho use nf barl'cd
wire for fences. Tho gcnernl objection TO tho
ordinance wna TINT It wHs too swecplnYt md
that tho Council had no authority over andirld-
uals III Tic builltu9 Of partition fences, etc., Or
fencing In private parks
Aid. shorcy thought the objection bad no
be,lrnx whntover, hut, TO the contrnry, that tho
Council bad complete control over Partition
fences, Hp read firm, tho City Charter to ah1w |
thnt It had ootnpleto. hmple, and oxhhli"ttse
power ovor such fenccs, NJ well M pnrty-wals'
it had every power to "rcEulalc partition |
grontrr authority. - .,....., .,......'... |
Aid, Swift said the City Attorney Ind drawn |
tho ordinance, and ho believed It was legal.
The Mayor 8ald tho Corporation Counsel had !
pronounced it invalid, and he had actcd upon
bis atylco III vetotng It.
AID. Wick0rshaln was tn {hvqr or THO ordl-
nn,lcc, but being informed that an0thor ortiE-
nnuco had heen prcparcd on tho subject nc
would sustain the veto.
6auio further discussion was bud, and finally
tho Mayors veto was sustained by the following
voto:
rso.-shorey, qsann!s. Watkins. Gqilsr.on.
Thompson, nrndy. Lotenz, Young. l,uraeyTlb.,
notwithstanding. Dixon, santers HHllMrt1,
GsS aAaf Mgks aS,ef saSss nSs
Meier, DaErett, sluFphy-l9.
Aid. swlrt shcn introduced another ordinance
on tho sulno subject obslating n,nny Of tic
Mayors objections. which was referred.
WEST sIpr puAFISa wo.sks.
The following was submitted by tho Aayorand
rcn1: -
1as notHR eaee = t. fSa1n a'1.u. "S, The pssts
Cd and written rcpufts e,aanatx frnin tns ny r. r.
sines conte.npatuI II, Tug Original plans. Thu
pnrett. % :rho ienani tor wator haa ind viii coil-
tit,uo to !nurunse: Tho present consumption ro- O.
tho ;n ea uiv Il
tic 'avsi,lxs iaily consumption Of Watur isas
Ysas, sa,'ssns 9 SrtlTE Tona tn0 ai aatt 1T
tnaes a tusinE tho day thu rnto was " .ooo.oS Tho
pii,o system, now amounting to 40 iai'ss, Is L.
uutiys aiiIy S striets Il % pressing. TIC mber 1t
hydraulic elevators und other motors rGluirihE
irHp quantities. Of wtcr n lnt1s9 and IA!l n.
| CrtuE!tix, Thpso dnmnnda upon tho works. Will
signed 70 nHaln urgc tho grsat necessity for I'd,
s:' ecf, tstsacsod sdt Tor Two yoars aRo. thay would
| hnv0 bg<sn completed NuuG too soon for our
wants St Si'1sp g
san.v A., nytnn.i,.l atnrpHuo cnrnnt fatt to
ca,lsr grcnt Inconvenience, II not sutter!ng ant
loss Ine s%an- ~, shn ud,nnts Us 10 net
ptnrlptIy. At best tho city i1Iust pHxs anothcr
sumor without old. yYry yT9sPMcctaEn1y e ai!ny,pa
Acting City Engineer.
Tho slayor followed tho reading Of tue con-
! munteution With statement, In which he urged
tho necessity OF additional pumping 'works
Tie c,,,,uctty Of nil Of tho pumps at present was
! Gnfl Rnj
,os,. ,1oro s,or~ .unf,ed Tbn civ wns craving
.sa tho eeas so "es et e ] pr year in population a
wcrc liable to occur at ms time. In which ovcni
there would bo great trouble. In q conclusion, M h'
urged tlAt tho COUNCIL autaoelAo n'n " W oe'
negotiate for nad!s1onn! engines anu pumps po
It would takS yoads 10 70. as tso
cot;[d enu1 ngsaS Go Fotsun. e''' ~ ' ' 40'' ~
eTeetaa e .ona e2E!nes .Tn1 S9 PunsS, Ppn fSG1s r.
were Ii te hands p the G9nit,se on Etro mi
was un9 thSn refSrrsa 70 The e costteS IN Frc an
: Wntcr. -
SALOON Loo xaa. aaIfostsr ~ ;,ro,orc,, In, III
o Law Department. allowing Te6ntcs On saloo
9 III md l. 4 t pri !. !sS. 80; 6rswocn April aii III
f5u. provided at oppcatt9n S for rSoats 'ioans
InIdo At !caat tairty dhSs betofe tae Acehse
cxpisu Junp ~, 1Bsl.
Thy ersne ws paafsea fet TX " y11e o. ~ 70
streets III tho sesaral divisions OF tho city "cr
II Submitted and pnssed.
,. Tho usun! ur1l!nunce 1eyytnR tho Wnter-fNtc
e ysr Wv 1sa an1 pnsse1 ,9 T!th"t ss, 10, o
y n1trnotSn rltr RIVER,
!. Commissioner Waller snbnitted tho rollowlu
. tp.iunl'h tus ~ 'n 'tt,Mt"M WonxS iIfv ~, q
% %oAn VI ,a.ra ruuIi mi cits Ea,tstcIH!o cI!o ESrfsuEs
sA@ 1n sha " ~ xss add to l9xs.t lid
lrEuRlF NV ~; 7r,,t xnrt"t,s 1f miIti,
l. rrcolseu lar tne ,'osasd avor VI .ni
& S4n,nis oHI nnnis vprG neiIsyns Tilt this was ntt
tunn tn9 w y. ,'is g,rc havs 1,dw.n propos
in fsh,n ~ nSa,n u.ao Frstich, OF M,lto,
Grunge County, n: f,, 70 90 suen ursaIins
tue GIty MY fe1'se " III nass ~ ~, n9t iaSa th
Or Htat e ~ ~ ~ - e,ta ,r ,1ft, vnr1 II
10 uU cun tr ~ T.. r. I'm s,rs nn1 sl{1S ~,
~ any Enrt VI ~ ~ "Tnvatfnns n VI
~ nt western aSonuu. tt,tr IL tntc tw, and
uf huff miles sUt1thoitst from tho mouth OF Il
rIyor Wo pni1 for this clnss OF work Inst yes
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