The daily gazette., 1882-08-11
! COUNCIL MEETING.
|. ns1 or BILLS pls-
70 POSED or
Dap1sAsCEs ACTED UPON
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,,.,n CITY Onlcsrs-ro ournsaons ~,
|, Man Many Frisnd'--A F'~ "'"''"'
; - ts3
....ioD Of City Council was
tny y.,es ses',Uu and much business trans
eveniag a~d MINUTES Of the last meet
ns1 1.-THE The %'liuIsp ana approved Mr.. Tallsy,
Fen I.na rev wnance nan Committee, stated
q ia..Iyea the E,9Il''c ccoHHnauication from
y ! reser''H Scu IN which they asked that
/ |I.S,sS : SOh' h.d y been sll paid BY them on
|wnlcI WI s6oaId MI be refunded, claiming
|I,Isd ls[y Sdo'd 10 the privileges Of those
llsu ssnund NJ exempt from taxation.
g'Upl,d =. referred to the Law Com
..,nr netitions were reported ad-
ss|S y. $ster Committee and reports
wilmington VI & Northern railroad,
y ,.om s MARYLAND avenue to the
s0Unp "S house on Beech street z.
W. pIpes on Oak street south
,r0ie; George w. Bush,
= ,treet from Townsend to
,s,ps reported favorably by the
lai,s were NJ. NJ. Childs, pipes
4 and Eleventh streets !; and
sl,O granted to set curb as
suder direction of the Street
~. ]. B. Bell and MeFris
,a,IOn Of large water main down
h FitA, provided the water used
q i water meter, the cost of the
le TO be about 500. t.
Committee reported fayorably
4 s follows and the reports were
4 solomon Hersey for grading,
Euttering Rodney street between
mi Shalcross avenues Jesse
having gutter on Jefferson street
Irleelth and Fourteenth Reese
! skiing for space In front of their
1 East Fourth street; Henry d.
M and curbing Scott street be-
E.ylyania and Lowering avenues.
Committee made favorable re
4 petition Of Thomas BroOmal and
bng for a lamp at Oak and Har-
Nj Of the Committee on Opening
bed that he had a number of
i work to be done on the streets,
b the fact that contracts given
The present Council came in
sufficient to exhaust all the ap-
!, the committee were unable TO
!. The committee, he said, can't
i noney-grade, open or pave
l did not see any necessity to
big more to the Opening Streets
The appropriation Of $4,000
Exhausted when all contracts are
|Ae would ask Council what was
"The old Opening Streets
be continued, " were very In
hi appropriated enough for this
hOugh for two or three years.
propose to do this. We want
Etbns, and would ask Council
anything more TO them. +" And
i known why the committee
Ff ffgt
Conrad SAID the committee had
b report, and on motion of Mr..
whOle matter was referred back
ntttee On Opening Streets, with
70 report In writing at the next
Council.
giHeer Aelntlre reported 81 men
lle ~ payroll for the week amount
slfer Fierce reported a balance
% 10 bank to the account OF cur
BE-.
ianlsSiOner zebley reported 40
teams employed, the payroll
amounting to S24O.59.
neF presented a petition from
r'end, asking for space in front
o. business to take In and ship
uli' etc, After some little de-
Pace was granted. Laura P,
8 y others, asked for a water pipe
Street from Twenty-third 10
sGeet W, P, Baily, for stone
Y Aaalns street at Ninth and
z. nsi y !, John Hare, asking for
~ tenth street west of Adams;
n SAgasr, ~ g asking for an oil lamp
81 u m sld Washington streets; John
4A'ilg for the removal of an
aaa 10 curb and pave sidewalk
4 a.as9Ia ls, street; Stephen Sharp
pS,lllsSion , TO set curb on Lover
elWetn Scott and lincoln
|,..,l nol Ar. faynter the vote accept
\. 's'se s.s! report of the Water Com
.'Il,asa ps'lilon Of the Wilmington Il
,aS ,,SIa was reconsidered and the
,,ta back to the committee,
sstnled an ordinance which
= '1s' na on and AFTER the first day
ttbnv w X person or persons shall be
.he Street, sidewalk or nave
IN, e,e ne, property that is owned Inv
M h,Ial, qllless such owner or tenant
mi S,nhese, agds under the penalty Of
''ety Violation of the artlI.
narsa, NY Y u snail be the duty of the
fced IL, so5 y see that the ordinance il
be cje,E NJ ~ III cas-. case of negligence on
gheIl shall ~ perform the said iuty
IN mai all nave the power 10 deduct
yllgeDce q1lil9ahls ~ ,, as they may deem
:" she enforcement of the
Ais o,l parts parts Of ordinances lncon.
|, ''''nnaee are hereby repealed.
oaii"ss.tth rI1sed that further consldera-
AenuDon, Aa,Ve be indefinitely post
isoDs s"1,e = the II ordinance proposed
y 4 q ! ma.l N the city markets he had
had del,oer al OF Council, from
arlIsnaaaa, S an ordinance treated in
peint ttsNI,e39tary N. 9y manner. -
70 postnola Mt uarrett suggested that
aIrtbpsp po,e r,,,s was not debatable,
called M W1aled, a On the yeas and
Ots tn Of = NJ. !. ! AMoore's motion Sa Was
lsly, No.3 !, to 8, as follows "a'
lbels, 'RAoore, Rsa, Stevenson.
EE,tbaD Odeagh, Beecher, Blake.
SeTeII Jarrett, Grubb, Miller
lty eana raynter, Quinn, shaw
wee el,, ep.nn1, IN Voting in the negative.
laee vea should =, be treated N,aviiIe' eiviIIv
''sthen referred to the e'I',,y, ~ y
proOs.,,, p@ 70 support a stone oSeV,au walI
llssI06 6er'y on the sontl %Hll
Kip wa. street between eys,. War.
CsnSasi,,rre Sas read twice and edI reterref mari
luee eS4eaealled 4 up for th,..,,