Daily Republican., 1882-08-25
CITY COUNCIL.
,a SESSION, THAE GREATER
LON" SF WHICH WAS SPENT
AS' IN DISCUSSHON.

rad In the chdir, 80, Az foIIow.
Etss PpsI reported favorao'y on the i0llo"'
petle.l Watcher for a lamp at Sixth
i0tls iM0nrrisop street, and one at Sixth
vau vnin in Sharpless for q lamp at
pepJ spJJ"th and Washington streets
pteensn p.4rS JcCaulley for a lamp on
uausIuo ,troot between Ninth and Tenth
EIson gsts \ The report in each case was
gpte%, eGoonipg Street Committee re-
he VP u favor of paying $4,000 to the
,;onnI ~ a, Dredging Company, on &C
l'oha' 10 tbair Bill for 81 800 which was
~ ,ss VI s at the last meeting OF Coun-
eIISoa T,so rsnort al caused q long Discus
lui wbich was participated in by
:. Garrett, Paynter, Quinn and
~ ,'' During the debate 1t was dis
III u ,bat tho original contract had
~ i,st 'a and on motion of Mr.. Payn-
.hs tU' further consideration Of the
taT .u' vss postponed until it could be
u' citv Treasurer reported u bal
N IN V hank of Sl56, ,S54 35 to the credit
II he CITY, .,s.ho w.+or Da-
rOsnt ~ T reporfed that he had forty
% msn Employed, with a pay roll
hunting to S3S3.S3. ,
slraet Commissioner reported
SUnine men and twelve teams nm
IA in cleaning the streets and gut
Of this city, with a pay roll OF
fo,lowipg petitions and commu-
,;ons were received and referred to
,ronsr @ committees: From Henry
askipg that Bradford street be
Nj and graded in front of his
Disas. from Henry Lentz asking
tbs opening and grading Heald
to- (israsC6e lane; from William
ton asking for a lamp on Shipley
between Sixth and Seventh
Y. from McLear s. Kendall asking
N. extension of water pipes on
n street from King street to their
factory; from George W. Brinton
bp for gutter and gutter paving ON
street between Eighteenth and
teanlh street,; from the building
hittee asking the permission to set
and rave In front Of the new chapel
dams street south Of Delaware ave-
granted; from Charles e. Fritz
n permission to extend a drain
from Tenth to West street; from
HARLAN & HOllingsworth Company
q for the correction of an error
"a by the overpayment of taxes;
Philip Tyre asking for the grading
gutterlng of Gilpin street from
Dnt street TO RattlesDake Run;
George II. Cantwell complaining
huisarce existing in the shape Of
.utters a. Eighth and Spruce, Sew
and Spruce and Taylor and Spruce
b.
following resolution was offered
n. Quinn and adopted "ResOlv.
hat the Mayor be requested to en-
section 3 entitled an ordinance to
I'd an ordinance to define and pro-
certain nuisances, said ordinance
biting push carts and wheelbar-
from being used on the sidewalk
epubliC streets of this city,"
Communication with the follow
esOlutiOn was received from the
Of Health
EREAs, By an amendatory ordi-
Of the city of Wilmington, passed
City Hall, March ID, A. D. 1882,
pn first of said ordinance defines
sball be officers OF the Board of
y and bound to execute its orders.
are as foil The High Con-
every City Constable, and the
Commissioner shall be officers of
oard Of Health and bound to exc
b orders. And,
EREAs, This Board of Health has
line to time directed its secretary
~ the Street Commissioner to
certain nuisances, which are
the line of duty of said Street
liSsioner, and prescribed by ordi-
The said Street Commissioner
acknowledged the receipt of any
anlcation directed to him by
nty OF this Board, nor has reported
ofk done referred to him by the
q Health for the preservation of
lth Of The city. Therefore, be it
lVed That the secretary be in.
10 send a copy Of the above
ple and this resolution to the
Ouncll, requesting said Council
action in regard to the matter a.
clted, and that the officers ap-
oysald honorable body be in
! 70 obey and carry out all ordi.
whltch refer to their several de-
nts
resolutions gave rise to con-
Y discussion, during which
members called for their re-
which was done. The Street
,Soner was present and on mo-
plr' lrwln was allowed to make
Sons' he said that he had only
Vnree communications from
~ OF Health, two of which he
lleu 10, but was of the opinion
snlfd one which related to a
was outside Of his duties. On
J. 'ae resolutions were referred to
~ VGmmittee. MIR. Moore call
', sulrI reading the ordinances
tenei OF Mrs. McComb which
I9Fu oy a number OF the MEM
oI aIS ordinance gives Mrs. NC
,mlsSlon ~.nn to erect abutments
%all h belonging to her on Twelfth
M TSSeVWeen Market and King
tas as. general feeling among the
seemed to be that il any such
way granted to Mrs. McComb
ssSSaOliSh a dangerous prece-
ttTet q long discussion in which
taL tae members took part, a
.S "SKe9 on the eracting clause
Iuieu ~ as follows: 8 ayes 13
' 'Oe ordinance was declared
nd dIEISIourn, " Moore, Stevenson,
NJ MI resident Conrad voting
Rlssos RaTssrs : ,1Abele, Bailey, Baugh.
MAKE, Man, Denny, Garrett, Grubb,
n vUoV,htenna, vo,t Paynter, Quinn
es.it SGcr gave notice that at some
M bIg, Y ne would, at the re.
etto. o mayor, offer an ordinance
''' preservation of the pub
NY ~ presented communion
oa sae Water y Witch Fire g.,
y USA q ot $4,000, to be used toward
N /" ,L iot' An extract of the
rir She previous council was
\ ios oa mat the agreelnent was,
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