Daily Republican., 1881-07-16
COUNCILS USUAL SESSION.
Business Transacted Last Night-A
BIG Batch Of Bills.

Al the regular meeting OF Council last
night the Opening Streets committee
reported favorably OH tie petition ofJo-
seph l.. Carpenter, Jr., to have street
in the Eleventh ward put in a passable
condition. Adopted. A report in ia
vor of awarding the contract for grad
ing Front street, from Union to Lincoln
to Martin keogh was made by the same
committee, and likewise adopted.
The City Treasurer reported balance
in Bank Of $5,55l.5l; the Chief Engi-
neer reported ~ men employed in the
Water Department, payroll, $3.50. 66; the
Street Commissioner reported - men
and teams Hnder him, payroll, $3.50.
The Wilmington Coal Gas Company
petitioned to have Madison street open
ed aud Reel street to Railroad avenue.
William McGlary petitioned for wa
ter pipes on Railroad avenue from A.
tn Is street
Gregg X Pierce petitioned for water
pipes on Lincoln street from Peunsyl-
vania avenue to Eleventh street.
The Boarl of Health petitioned for
two assistant vaccine physicians.
George Il. Winster petitioned for W L.
ter pipes OH Eleventh street between
Lombard and Poplar.
George w. Bush petitionei TO have
Lombard street graded between Twelfth
and Thirteenth.
p. Riley petitioned for permission to
set 10 feet of curb at Flankin and Reed
streets.
The communication from the Board
n H..nlt r !, nI L.
ence 10 vaccine physicians, was grant
ed.
The street committee reported favora
by on the proposal of John Dolan for
removing ashes at 81, i,O9O Adopted and
the contract awarded to Mr.. Dolan. .
On Mr.. Townsend motion the clerk
wa authorized to satisfy two bonds Of
Il. Fl. Hoagland.
Mr.. Townsend introduced two ordi
nances, one Of which was for the chang
ing and re-e,tabishing Of the grades Of
parts of certain streets; and the other to
establish the grade Of Front street, from
Clayton to Union
On motion, the clerk was instructed
to ask the mayor to appoint commits.
sion to condemn Dupont street, between
Giipin and Shallcross avenues.
Mr.. Paynter moved that tue Commit
tee Oh Road to the River, be discharged,
but at the suggestion of Mr.. Rodney,
withdrew his motion, which will De
called mp at the next meeting Of Coun-
ell.
On motion orders were granted for
the payment Of the following bills:
George w. Bush & Son, $}1J.5l; WI
mingtou and Northern Railroad Cora.
pany, So 50: ilmingtcn Coal Gas Com
pany, Sls4 O5; Betsy Morris, 81: Miller
\ Case, $50; &. P. Brinton, 81: John
Brady, S.SS; Hiram Adams, $40
Carl Specht, $3.50; f. Chandler, S'l 5s:
H. Mckenney, So Philip Lynch, S4.,
U. Il. Thomas 4 Co., So; w, j. Nor
row, Slj.@O: $. &. Simmons, EM.O2;
Allen Speakman s24l; Every Evening
Publishing Company, - -; Il, +. Town.
send, SO; Mellert Foundry and Ma
chine Company, S65i.24; Robert Nor
rison. SS Is; James Bradford )? So &.
Warner 4 Co., u cents: WelGie Il Son,
81 Wilmington Steamship Co., Sl5.TS;
Maria Montgomery, $3.50; Adams 4
Bro, S52.S5; Springer Morley 4 Cause.
sM. 40; G. +. Thomas Il Go. ,Sn.;nl W. =
Bullock, S3 20; Eliza Frazer s.; George
y Kirkman, $50; David Il. Smith,
~; John McGowan, Sl1GO; Patrick
,arberry, Sl,0@,27; j. b. Bell, Sl9o:
Thomas 5. Clark, $lO.1j; Patrick Car
berry, $40. 81; Thomas {. Clarke, 4l4;
joxe Il Allen, $685. GO; W. T. Massey,
40; James McKendr!ck, Si2i. 50; Nell
on Morris, S:44 G2; John S. Flower,
A24l; Allen Ruth, $2oG -: S. &. Sim
mons x Bro, S43.O4; Neal Duffy, 500;
.dw w. Hopes. S52 10; James Early,
IL; Hughes & Walker, sos; w. 7. ;
lassey, so; James Hughes, II; John ,
'ollins, S44; Thomas Ford, SJ6: James
|, Beggs, ST. S0 Daniel Mooney, 81. 80: I
ienry Mckenney, $3o6.2.; James Null ,
Inc, S63; Davis & Bro, S}al, II: Daniel
1925; w. T. Massey, SO a
Globe Gaslight Company, !
1900; f. A. Robinson, 40; Adams |
Bro, $34.60; Allen Spfakman, So2.l a
pringer, Morley Il Cause, 81: w. j d
laxwell, So 30; JON Hunt, SCI; DR.. ,
Toward Ogle, Sll. :,
Tn molten Council adiOurne,i :,