Daily Republican., 1882-09-08
CITY COUNCIL
.vrING LAST EVENING
spc tESE wORKs ORDl'
TbI VANCE PASSED.

lpslapHH S.rnmittee reportou On~O
spce Condn Conrod an error in the origin al
ID Discovers Taosrd of Revision Of City
Is1ss, respecttiSSes e. tSe Harlan & Hollings.
slungDg " Oany. NV and requested that
Ioth CCmp"u uu1fayorable report on al
tslI " A rebate be reconsluSreSL. aons,Ssration Hon
pNntsr OuyV't .suT al that time, and the
st..IiSsDt I ihs decided that IL mu'' O0'H' 1'
! sIsEn D1s,~'r ,II"v reported that on account
Mr. Iallesy esyoIicitor being out of town,
Abs CITY Soa,ohl an ahle to get his opinion
hsh'd no1 pHe tSe balance of $4,000 due
IySPStiDvgI Sd' Of Education. He hoped,
y S,r Ss' to be able to see n mn, 6ouaniI anH
ls,SSis y, Sis opinion to present " oDn'
shsISE.stto Committee reported on
&, ,SsrSTing petitions y whiGl q nIS RaOUat O9sa
ipSs'to ,s to them: f o' benneC
rhTea .,%tsution " of water pipe over
| ID the enSu a.saat bridge unfavorably; on
ss,' "''f Il John Hare, MeLeSr a Gso,,,S %
a@ Nj y W, H. McKenna and george
Y. Wss., esq., 1Committe reported favor
y IlsSntDe p tss petition of William T.
.SgSr .lssISrOok i for permission to place tel
ESiDIUJss, NHs, 'o On certain streets in this
diy a ,,mu Committee reported IA
Ils ,I Tn an tbs the petition OF Leonard
EsnDly tI. ~ ~ otbe;s, for a lamp on Della,
EAs' 'Ur sVsuue u between Franklin and
u,Ti,op u,r streets; the cost not to ex-
csdsl9@ ,..oo ronortad unfa.
.Sv IMS IN Mr.. Quinn's proposed Or
l6Ia's BIIso.a for or regulating the curbstone
dlla% sS, M Mr, Quinn opposed the re-
n.IrT ~. S,toD vote being taken, 1t was
NvTI .T communication was re-
aaSp.Tt .s t,Om n tbe Board of Health in
Csl.tu al.snn nt ~ :, lot in the western part
isll~vI is,sS rtr on which the board had
CI%sSS ttI,sd = nuisance, and which was
aIs.r a.sasS,,j, sold by the Sheriff to salts
iTt1sijsr, The paper was on motion
ipOdved and filed. ..o, -
'f TSs Polite Committee reported ad-
..,'SIv .IS IN the petition of residents
siDs ,ii,s' Ninth Ward for an additional
.,i,s asicer; also OD the petition OF
p,nrSrty rDS owners and others in the Sec
iVsrd for an officer to bs stationed
!, ,F,ort and Market street. The re
.rmid that the present state of the
M, finances would not admit of any
additional expense.
Fmm Patrick Dillon asking per-
niUiop TO set curb on Pleasant street /;
hm william B. Sharp, asking for a
Has Oftwenty feet in front of his store
Y Tourtb and Market streets from
E.ods Of lawrence KierDRn, for per-
nigjop for him to stand at Fifth and
gIDr streets from G. W. Howland and
sbers, for astnue gutter on Franklin
r@t between Ninth and Tenth from
10 Reliance Fire Company, asking to
aTe the 800 due by them to the city
isduCtd from their appropriation
from Bailey h Hughes, asking 10
b allowed TO set curb between French
and Walnut streets; from G. H. Tyn-
dali and others, asking for a lamp on
Walnut street between Tenth and
Eleventh street,; from Thomas n. Mel
vim and others asking for grading and
NtterDgO Kirkwood between Tenth
d Eleventh street.
Il. Quinn objected to the adoption
Ahe report, and said if the chairman
dAs Police Committee resided where
hda, he would see that the neighbor'
lOdOf Front and Market street was
TNlally without police protection. He
Adhs two officers on duty in that
district had entirely too much territory
biloxi after, and he was in favor of
hlliisrring one Of the special officers
h@ the Blandywine to that locality.
Ah Garnett said that he agreed with
% Gentleman from the Secune ward for
70 second time in his life, the previ-
~ occasion being when he eat the
lna kind Of ice cream. He was in
aVu Of removing the officer that is
wv Stationed at the little piece of
pound called the City Park aud assign
hin to Front and Market street,
liHe he would be useful instead of or
insltal, as be now is.
III. EaStburn said that some years
There was an ordinance passed
llen provided for an additional officer
le second ward, and one was ap'
aheO, who after serving three or four
oa'ns was removed, and there had
WI Gen any one put In his place.
" motion of Mr.. Eastburn the report
4 teIeFed back to the committee with
.Llcllons to examine the ordinance
auUled, and report at the next meet.
~ IRE Committee reported the fol-
S ,ag sums as due the city from the
EevuVe lire companies named
A& Witch, $500; Phoenix, $1b0
,- aS, sSOO Washington, $423. .56
N ESsShNO y Fame Hose, $155: The
~ S 1ue Fame was stated to be go
Wy mortgage for $500, but nc
liGtOr. w 'OUu" "S 'n0 Oi''
~ city is reported entitled to the
S,sot s,uH rebate on the annual appro-
Suol w 70 the companies,
NJ. ssTE = Witch, $3.50; th@nix, $75 IRE.
SIN Washington, $3.50 ; Fame,
I%Slty ny Treasurer reported a balance
sStn n Vi Si49, ,l7O.64 TO the credit oi
0Uaief ,t~'Si Engineer of the Water De-
oIovSSs vSs reported forty four mer
r%nS % Si, with a pay roll amount.
y NY, Snm Commissioner Zebley reported
,S,utlng the past week he had
N, S@o s men employed and sever
rsOO@u,ployed, in opening cleaning
NM aIpS,tlng "I.g the streets and cutters
n, G6N,y, 6uiy, with pay roll Of $225.7O
Nm SSiaa SSil1 offered the following reso
~ iSss,",ata which was adopted:
M kveu, Ons, That the Law Commit
aio spa ,S are hereby instructed tt
rtatiaSs inS opinion of the City solicitoI
lE""0n to distractions on the side
sstoS. ss blowing petitions and com mn.
uS com,N were read and referred.
sBca%n ~ L was received from
SSoMa SSgotatioG ion by the previous CoSspciI Sat
asS S'IF 20 belonging to a loan that was
nnurioi ,oi The use Of the board. The
oVe%aUC,al stated that certain i'm
scms nsatS IT. and repairs had been IT made iu
nd w.s Sl !, me school houses, and the
ay SS tSa IN urgent need of the money
siiOa ,,s y Contractors, and Concludes
thak Couno;l 49,