The daily gazette., 1882-03-11
CITY CoUsC11.
hEETIEa LAST EvENIxa-AN oapru
NART aEssIoN - PASSAGE OF AN
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The Water Committee ,sDor..,
: ISvorabiy on the petition Of Geo. w
Daker' asking for water pipes OF
Oedar street, betwsen Maryland Ave.
nue. and Marshall street estimatsc
: cos, 5000. Adopted.
The same committee made a simila,
/ report on the petition Of the VIII
mngten Mills Company, asking 70,
Ine extension OF water pipes to their
mill Sixteenth and Railroad Avenne !.
estimated cost, 5000.
Also favOrably on the petition of
HARLAN Cause, asking for the exten.
hon OF water pipes on Twelfth street
pct cen Jefferson and Madison esti.
mated cost, &275. o''
A Ike report was made on the pe-
ntion OF w. II. Stoopes, asking for
water pipes on Twelfth street between
oost, e16S. -. I','' 'S~
Also favorably on the petition oftbe
Mechanics' Home Association. asking
Tor The. extension VI water nipea on
Rodney street between Shallcross and
Lowering Avenues. Adopted, -
ne same committee on the petition
=, ene delaware Fish Culture Asso.
clation, asking the privilege Of COR
structing q reservoir In front of Cool
spring Reservoir for the purpose Of
proPagating fish reported favOrably
provided the association connect the
reservoir with a pipe to the pumping
station In order that the city may use
the water II necessary. Adopted.
Inc Fire Committee reported ad. |
versely on the petition OF the Fame
nose Fire Company asking for their
iuil semi-annual appropriation,
Adopted.
Ehe Finance Committee reported IN
favor OF Issuing q new city bond To Eliza
Moore, In place of matilated one m
her possession. The bond TO be i.sued
when the old one Is burned. Adopted.
Inc City Treasurer reported S39, ,sbO.-
% In bank to the credit # current ex-
Pensss, and $4,000 to the credit Of loan
The Chief Engineer reported 80 men
10 bis employ for the We ok ending
March 7th; pay roll, $289. LAS.
The Street Commissioner reported l6
me0, double and 8 single teams in his
employ for the eek ebdlng March 4 4:
pay roll. S106 2k ..- III
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following petitions and commu
1lcAtions we're introduced, read aud re-
erred to the proper committees:
From Y. Hill Brinton chairman of The
'omm mittee to sell the Aims House prom
'Ity, asking Council 10 accept the beds
u Connel, Pleasant and Conrad streets :
unniug through the property,
a. a. Strickland asking permission Ia
et curb on Lowering Avsnus, between !
,eoLt aud Lincoln streets, and also at 4
iightn aud Harrison streets. Relerred a
otne street Committee with pow er TO !
ct.
From the Wa'Or Witch Fire Com.
ANY, setting forth that owing To their
rsmped condition 10 thsir present house
ney we're about TO consti uct q new one. .
M M desired the city TO loan them SO, D
~. me MatIer was refe red to the FL d
anco Committee. r
FEom Aiedel, Hastings g. Co, and n
llIles q Jones, asking permission to ii
~ railroad track a. grade on Nlnth =
!reet between Buttonwood street aud o
be wharf line. tl
James Ferry, asking for curbing, gut st
YYS ana tagging IN the vicinity of
Iinth and Bennett streets.
William McMenamin, aSktpp for tha
xtenslen OF water pipes on Fonrteenth
rect, between Claymont sni Head oul o.
Dr.. &. 9. shor.IldRs, asking for a p
IOssiDg on VandSvcr avenue, opposite di
Weocacoe e Re Compauv. ask,no that -,
Ackson s'reet be paved from Front to
pcOnd stI ees.
ID. CostelIo, asking that q Sroken v a.
pipe on Brown street, between Sew
lta and Eighth avenues, be repaired. ST
eLelred TO the Street COMMITTEES with st
,WSr TO act. az
NEW BUsINRss. n
n. Mention gave notice that be would
tine nsx' meeting ofeouncII introduoe
ordinance reRu atiDg the speed OF
samboats within the city limits
ID erris Taylor CALLED up for q third oi
adlnR the ordinance transferring s2,- 70
from the Appropriation for Pnni- "a
70 tnat OF Miscellaneous and Incl I'M
I tai OK 1enses.
Mr.. Talley moved to amend by plac- ag
& $1,000 10 the credit OF the Street tai
He withdrew the amend {
eHt, hoWever, and the ordinances pass. of
Mlth put single dissenting vote, that
R. n. Tas lor introduced an ordi nance on on
extend the ordinances in relation 10 pi,
Q sale OF hSh. The ordinance provides
~ All hsh dealers shall pay TO the N.
ark OF the market - sum and that aft
. clerk shall have power to assign Ali
alers their places on the curb. nv
Il. ID. Taylor stated that the city would at
we to Sacate the Pound now used BY .
ON on the 18th inst. On his motion ~,
Q Public Building Committee were ~ ~
suucted TO procure . new place. a, ~
On molten OF Mr.. Blake, when Coun- uo Soa
adjourned 1t adjourn to meet at tho oVa
ty Hall this afternoon at 6.l6 O'Clock.
proceed to Fourth and Van Buren .l nsl
,eets. thi
On motion of Mr.. BarnhII, the Lamp ]
'mmi' tee were authorized to offer 2 lo
ward OF $50 for persons breaking the get
y lamps. jot
ORDERS. !
During the session the following or pla
rs were directed to be drawn:
Louisa Meyers, S5; WIN. Groter. "a. \
mes Farley, S16j N artiD KeoRh, $3.50;
D. Hickman, S4.25; Adams 81 Bro, Hr
10; w Washi0gton Street Club Stables. -
8; Henry HiIler, SIG; John Collins. $40: 10y
sal Duffy, SIS; Mary Murine, s36; 20
snry Mckinney, 1924; j. v. UarI,sls
Co., $3.50; 8. q. simmons & Bro, Irh
$3.50; James NJ McKendrlok, SIS; Lobdsli An,
II W heel Co, $26.74; Patrick Uarberry, or,
8 80; j. v. Oar isle & Co., ST SO; Adam -
'ubb, $3.50; Chapman Valve Manu- ~
curing Co., S27 90 George W. Bush q no
IN, s24B.24; jams MerriheW, Sl2O; cor
ckson Lime and Col Co., 81; 4. G. get
nwOns q Bro, 8l.6O; Lawrenee Bnrn4, del
2.6I; B. +. Tow SET q, S6i i.26; George ser
=. btoEo, $3.50; E. r. Eckel SS21b: ~