Daily Republican., 1881-02-11
CITY COUNCIL.
Tho Busiuess Trsnsacted Last
Might by the City LegIsIRtsrs.

Tho Busiuess Trsnsacied Last
NIEht by the City LeglsIRtsrs.
The City Coancil met last night il
regular session.
The Street Committee reported favor
ably upon ths petition Of the Frost 1
Union streets railway company prs
testing against the petition Of the vii
mingtop City railway company to lay
tracks on West Front and q numbsr o
other streets.
A nHnber of gentleman said they
were not prepared to vote on the re
port, and on molten OF Mr.. Moore tht
matter was laid over until the nrs
stated msatiug in March.
The following communications, re
ssived from Geo, ". Bash, was read
WLLIkH NoNESAH'N, CHAIENAY o. TIL
STREET CsMnrrrgR
SlE:.-I! Is the intention of the From
and Union streets railway company t
proceed 3. onos to the conatrugtiOp 0
the railway, aud they expect to hag,
it finished sud in running order b
August next. Yours respectfully,
G. W. BUSH.
The Lamp COMMITTEES repogtsd favor
ably upon the following petitions
Philip ouarp, asking that lamp b.
rlloed at Tenth and SRiOn streets.
Pa.risk Lhlly, asking tha. a lamp b2
placed opposite Smiths conTt, Oh Sec
oud street near Ia nail.
The reports we're adopted.
The City Treasurer reported q bsl
anoo of S33, ,692.47 in bank to the cred
it of current expelSs5.
The Streat Commissioner reported
that for the week ending with Sa.ur
day, February 5, he had employed .
msn and double and 3 single teams
With 2 pay roll amounting TO $l23.Os
Tho Chief Engineer OF the Wato
Department reported that for the wsel
eadiDg with Tuesday, Fsbrusry s, h
had employed % men with pay rol
amounting &c $I9$.6l.
4 petition from James Jackson, ash
ing that an overpAij wafer tax, amount
ing to three dollars, bs refunded, wa
referred to ths Water Committee.
The amended ordinance, authorizjn
the W. 4 n. and D. W. Railroads to us
certain streets, was read third tim
aud adopted.
Msrris Tsyl0r rrasented and ord
nance, concerning the oity's health. |
provides that 1t ahall he the duty {
every inn-keeper, when it shall come t
his or her knowledge that the small
pox exists in their dwellings, TO han
over the door red daE TWO fse, squa,e
Every person not complying VITA sax
provision shall be sabjeot to the fine
twenty dollars.
Mr.. Beecher suggested that yello
flag be used. Mr. Taylor said thai b
would bn willing TO accept any sue
amendment when the ordinance va
passed.
The following bills vera preseute
and orders wers directed TO be draw
Ha1son K Cahsll, IS IS; Washipgto
Street Club Stables, SIS; Heury Nick L
ney 5 28 so; Davidson x Bro, ,$l6.35;
Brooks 80 50; Adams Il Bro, g. AZ; s
Crottera, $225; James Murine, s63;
Hopes, $l8 5O Michael Collins, $l3;
Z. Thomas 4 Co., IS 90; Wilmingto
and Northern railroad, Sl.l2; J. Clay
ton Massey, SIS; Betsy Morris, s.
Every Evening Publishing Company
al. .36; William J. Morrow, So II
John P. Almond & Company, $l7 02
$l7 C2; p, w. & B. R. L. Co., $l3.s5
Henry Mckinney, Sl2 Is Jas. Brad
ford, $500; James Merrihew, $50
Mellart Foundry Co.. $3.50; Ksnae
bee Ice Company, SIS 66; Lswrenc
Kieran, s. The Z. & Il. Co., $40 Is
6t,wsrt & Co., 1926; Patrick Long
$3.50; Chapman Valve Mauufaotur
ing Company, $204; II. R. Worthing
ton, $3.50; C. ?. johnson, $ls.44
James Kennedy, $3.50; Wilmington
Coal Gas Co., 81 rs; B. +. Town
send. $42.7J; Chas. Warner & Co, 81 =,
0j5 80; G D. Slaymaker, 50 90; G. W
Stone, I'll 80; Wm. NJ. Kennard K Co.
81 10; Allen Spsakman, $3.50; Can
non & Co., $3.50; Louis Meyers, t22; J
& J. N. Harmau, $3.50; Mills d Combs
~. SO, James \, Daley, $40; AlIsl
Spcskman. 8l9.22; Joseph Speakman
S.. 40; Mills & Combs, $I3; Adams
Bro, $3.50 B. +. Townsen.
$82.4j; Kenpebec Ice Co. 81 IS
HraId & Co., 50; Patrick Sharp, s35
Adams 4 Bro, 81 90; Conrad & Penny
packer, 1886: Every Evening Publish
ing Co., Sl9.l7; f Provost, $4; Joh,
Guthrie, $40 25; W. II. Les, S25; C. +
Thomas & Co, s2O.34; James & Webb
s45.57; q. James Belt, s34 25; c. 7
Johnson S2l9.0S.