The daily gazette., 1882-09-15

violation of this provision subject TO fine
but makes his securities liable for any
moneys so paid. Council made 10 appro-
priations TO meet the call for the $40, 900 at
the proper time fiji had the power, it can
not possibly do so now for the time for
making appropriations for the present fiscal
year is past. There is In point of fact no
way In my best judgment, by which Coun-
Gil can properly and legally pay this balance
during the present fiscal year of the General
Assembly. This is a case of misappropria-
| ton of funds, diversion of portion
of the proceeds of bonded debt
to objects for which they were never in-
| tended, by body which was not authorized
| to expend them In any manner and now
without any power Of Its own at least during
| the present fiscal year to replace them.
| have given this~matter as careful and pains
| taking consideration as / can, and can
come to no other conclusion than that it is
necessary to have legislative intervention TO
enable 'ne Gig eueoancil TO properly and
legally order the payment Of the $4,000
| balance due the Board of Public Education
from Loan No. 80, during the present fiscal
| year.
With much respect have the honor to be
| your most obedient servant,
HENRY {. TuRNER,
t.# City Solicitor,
The committee reported In favor Of accept
| ing the report and this was adopted.
The City Treasurer reported balance OF
| S13, ,S39. "a in bank.
| The Chief Engineer OF the Water Depart
ment reported ~ men employed payroll,
| $3.50. 76.
The Street Commissioner reported 81 men
and seven teams employed payroll,
5252. .94.
| Petitions and communications were pre-
seutcd for two lamps on the west side OF
| Markt +, facing second for the laying of iron
| CUTTERS at Eighta and Monroe streets; for
the laying of pipes ON Lombard street for
water pipe on Twcnty-Third street near
Tatnall; Mr.. Dilworth for permission to set
| curb on jackson street near Syracuse.
| Cooling Broahefs demonstrated against
the erection of teleph, NJ poles OF French
street below Tenth. After discussion the
erection of the poles was ordered to be de-
ierred until the City Solicitors opinion
| could be obtained.
A communication from the trustees of
Trinity Chapel, on Delaware avenue and
Adams street, for rebuilding hy Council Of
| S95.of, axes ievied on exempt property, was
received and referred TO the Finance Com
| mttee.
| After Council had decided iavorably upon
adjourning TO meet at Chestnut street and
| Maryland avenue, 1t was unanimously
ordered, upon motion OF Mr.. Quinn, that
the City Solicitor attend all meetings OF
Council. 81.
resolution was alfo adopted on motion
of Mr.. Quinn that the clerk be requested to
give notice to the members Of all Council
and committee meetings.
Ordinances permitting Lewis Cummins to
build a frame extension to his premises
at Front and Market streets, and for the
grading of Harrison street, between Eighth
and Ninth, were read second time,
The deed of Wnliam McCaullry and an
ordinance of James Morrow iOr altering the
bed of Morrow strSist, between Eighth and
Ninth, were referred to the Opening Streets
Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Ahele Council agreed
to meet al the nall al 7.30 a. III. on Mon
day to take part in the German Nolkesiest.
ORDERS.
Orders were drawn as follows A. B.
Jones, Sl9.gj; Adams " Bro, S42.GO ;
Adams " Bro, Gd cents L. Heuderer, S2l ;
johnson & Barnhill, S21 |. N. IIarmar,
$37; Lewis T. Grubb, S4G.95; Louisa
Meyers. s. Stephen Downey, Sj0.25; W.
f. Robinson, Sl2.95; Louisa Meyers, Sl5
Il. James Belt, q. Adams ~ Bro, SS47
James L. Hawkins S93. 20; j. b. Bell ,SSS, 80
(SSI of this bill was formerly rejected); Bell
" Taylor, $o12; Every Evening Publishing
Company, S52.9G: The Morning News Pub
| llbnllR lMlNf go.Ob lht AbTHlll2 NEWS
Publishing Company, $1,000; The Morn
ing News Publishing Co. 1913. .4U;T The Morning
News Publishing Company, $3.50; George w.
Vernon IL Sons, Sl26.47; j. b. Bell, $3.50:
F. Scheu, S44.9S; James u Brother, S3l 80;
Joseph G. File Sl1 80; Hudson " Cahll,
S3.75; William Simmons, $299,2l; Samuel
McClary, $570.70; Charles Warner q Co.,
S24. Is; James Ii. Beggs, S134.10; John
Brooks, $3.50; John Brooks, $3.50; Henry
|
S236. 10: George w. Stone, $500, Harry
Lape, S19.S1; Michael Maloney, Sc; A.
Numello, St5.j0; 5, Coyle, S70.50; q. G.
Simpson, Sl5; William White, $44 %; Sim
f moGs " Brother, $40; L. G. Buck, SS1;
Thomas Kcnney, 50; James Hughes, S2950
James Duncan, $3.50; G. W. Palmer,
So 81; William Thompson, S49.50: Richard
Brooks, 5000; n. II. Paxon, S52; w.
H. Bowen, 81: Curtis Pierce, $47; l.. W.
J Linderman, 52O4S; g. Marsden, $54 Thos
! Kenney, $500; Louis Belley, 50; p.
, Chandler, S3O c. f Thomas u Co., S2G 13
! C. F. Thomas X Co., 1920; Wood s. Ban
: croft, 80 cents; James u Webb, SS5.75
Ferris Il Brother, $500; w. F. Robinson
e 2l205O; Wilmington Coal Gas Company
e S09S G2 Sewers +. c. Simpson, S24S50
/ Charles Warner Il Co., S112.74 Adams 4
r Chapman Valve Company, $4OS Chapman
], Valve Company, $50; Pusey " Jones Com
1 pany, S12 IS Rboades IL McComb, IS cents
' jackson Coal " Lime Company, 1928
: Charles Warner u Co., 81 ,016,G5 Whining
. ton Steamship Company, S33.22 j. V
/ Carlisle " Company, S79.63; Bellah
i Quigley " Co, Sl2; Wilmington Goa
d Gas Company, Sl4; Betsey Morris, So
e Leonard u Ellis, $40 Mend and Rucher
a S4S. 40; j. s Bullock, $3.50 George w
- Bush Il Sons, S12.55 Kowles Steam PumI
q Company, So c. +. Thomas " Company
Is 65 cents Wilmington & Northern Railroad
a Company, S70.06 Lobdell Car Wheel Com
II pany ,S10.19 Frank Nicely ,S79.50 Reming
,e ton and Company, S2l6.59 Adams 4
r Brother, S2.17; William A. Croney, sol .O7
.r Whitehead Brothers, $3.50 #; Whiteheat
1t Brothers, $50 George W. Stone, 800 16
d j. A. Bond, S14.45 Walker & Elliott
re S13.l2 Joseph c. File, S35 So E. Aims
nj worth, S2l go ; Mellert Foundry Company
pr 4O315; Mellert Foundry Company
~ S67l. ~ Mellert Foundry Company
40 S416.0s Mellert Foundry Company, S402. q
Mellert Foundry Company, S57.9l !; L. /
N Eekel, Sll total amount appropriated
m S9,100.9l,
of - -"--'"----
n Dispensing Justice.
to The Mayor last evening fined John Angus