The daily gazette., 1882-04-15
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tition Of M. T. Poole, asking for the
privilege of laying . drain from the
corner Of Delaware Avenue and Jack
son street, TO empty into Shipley Run
seweF, reported In favor Of tine petition
provided the city ordinance 10 COM
piled with, and the drain to be 10
inches. Adopted.
The same committee reported fn-
Vorably upon the petition Of John T.
Elliott, asking that he be allowed to
stand wagons In front Of his shop,
Ninth Ward.
The Water Committee reported fa-
vorably upon the petition OF Kate
Thatcher. asking that water pipes be
laid on Gilpin avenue, between Van
Buren, and Harrison streets.
The same committee on the petition
OF A. Traynor, asking for damages
amounting to &45 dOne to one Of his
coaches at Front and Union streets,
reported that they were unable to OBJ
tain evidence that IL was their property
that caused the damage, and therefore
reported adversely.
The Public Building Committee re-
ported favorably upon the petition OF
Drake d Co.. asking the privilege of
using IL feet In front of their auction
room, No. II K. Fourth street.
A similar report was made upon the
petition Of L. p Bush, Jr., and others,
asking permission to construct frame
addition to Gilbert Chapel, Thirtsenth
ann French streets.
The Opening Streets COMMITTEE
made favorable report upon the pc.
tition Of Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.,
asking that Ninth street be graded
from Van Buren, to Franklin street;
estimated cost, $50.
A like report was made by the same
committee upon the petition OF the
same gentleman, asking that Harrison
street, from Eighth to Ninth street be
graded; estimated cost, $500.
All the reports Of the committee
were adopted.
The City Treasurer reported $l3,-
sos 23 in bank to the credit Of current
expenses. and $50, 900 to the credit OF
Loan No. 80.
The Chief Engineer Of the Water De-
partmeDt, t,YepoTted,4 40 men In bis employ
for the week ending, April 1Ith; pay roll,
$446.28.
The Street Commissioner reported 26
men, o double and 10 single teams In
his employ for the week ending Apr
9Th; pay roll, $Is9.2S.
PETITIONS AND coMMuNIcATIoNs.
The following petitions and commun.
icatlons WeTs introduced, read and re-
ferred to the proper Committees:
X. 7. Dilworth asking permission to
set 81 feet Of curb on Pleasant street,
between Monroe and Adams streets.
The request was granted.
Harry LApe asking the prlvll ege Of
laying q drain down French street from
the Railroad to the Christiana for the
purpose Of draining the new p, W. q
B., station. Granted.
Rachel Loc0Sto asking the privilege to
conduct fruit stand on The y. w. cor
ner Of Fourth and Market streets.
George s. Wheeler aSkIDg for . space
OF 15 feet 10 front If his store, No. 220
King street. Granted.
T. W. Hizar asking for water pipes
on franklin street between Eighth and
Ninth streets.
} NJ. Maloney aekIng for water pipes o n
OAK street, az far IS Harrison street.
III i II
lamp at the corner Of Stroud and Brown
:: streets, and Stroud and Wright streets.
Tha OrdinaHce for the relief Of John
: T. Elliott, was called up and pa's.d.
Mr.. Adele presented deed from tht
Q. r. l. Company for the bed Of KIRK
wood street from Tenth TO Eleventh
streets.
Mr.. Beecher introduced an ordinanct
, for the Ieliet Of the Trustees Of Centra
], PresbS teriau church, permitting thea
}. to construct frame addition 10 GilbeE
!. chapel, Adjourned.
: Orders for the following bills Wer
"a directed to be drawn:
Wilmington Goal Gas COMPANY, ,S263 1.
4, q. d. jordan, So; Nathaniel Melcholl
Sl4.65; q. B. Frazer, S15; JohD p. Al
a. mond, 1915; William j. Maxwell, $5S 81
u Hs zlett, S6; Adams 3 Bro, S6 90; Joh
Hunt, 800; j. q j. w. Harman, "a; j.
DoughIon, $7.50; g. Il. Ware, 81; O. !
Thon a. b Company, S11 %; John HaI
l.; son, $3.50; JohB Guthrie, "a 85; a.
Turner, $50; Adams u Bro, S60.8O; Jam.
81 Webb, $3l 80; E. A. Robinson, S67; :
y V. OsrlisIe & o., 75 cents; James NJ
NJ. Ogle. So; q. f. Thomas S1.25; Edwi
IL Il. Eckel, So 90; Joseph U. FIle, S3l.1
u George w. Bush g. Sons, 1852 Al; WI
oB mipgton Goal Gas Company, 81; 1eovG
Is. W. Stone, &4.68; Wilmington Goal e.
Company, S61 81; Gaita b Ksiser, $50
h B. r. Townsend, $28 IL; Chapman VAL
70 Manufacturing Company, S9073; Pnss
g. Jonts, $l2; Allen SDeakmae; 500
20, James Bradford, S2.62; l.. Bu ms, Si2.l
80, j. p. Almond s. Co., SIG 81; WilmiDgt,
Ordorless EXoas stIng Co.. So; Weccac
81, Fira Company, 81 80; Lo0dtli Gar Whs
81 Company. S62.l2; Lou sa Mytrs, 95.
M II, q. TurUer a. Harry Sharply. s.
sSl O, P. JobnSon, S320.56; j. b. Bell. S88
Every Evening fubhshlng Oompau
L.; $3.50; II. Schen, SlU3.6S; q. W. Veru
& Sous, Sl65,2i; A TraynOr, SS; Tho
as Fagen 81 Co, 81; Pster Spring
$50; LsWrence KieIan, 81; e. 7. StroT
o.; James ID. GormRO, SIS; El Za FIax
q 50; Wilmington Oral Gas Co., 81; q.
ay Thonss d Co., 81; James Bradfo
$106; Owen j q, aStou, $67.S8; @. W
lay WeldIn, $3.50; 2. +. TOwuasl
e61.56; John Fl. Torn.r, Sg6 03; O. W
all. ner Il OS 81 90; Duncan Broe., 50
No Allen Speaktnan, $l6.86; Loussa Msye
8lB; Adsm, 3 Bro, Slh.S6; Wllmipgt
0'VV Ooal Gas. CompaDy, St7.S8; q. Jau
Bel, go cents; E. p. MCoiy, $40; M
nv b Combs, $3.50 James r. Daley,
ON b r, Townseud. S59 70; william
ton Woods, $3.50; william Meyers. So; Al
30, Ruth, Sl4 10; Harry Lann, $l3 81; n
Duffy, &76; Davis and Bro, S34 ~; JC
a.Ae' Coil n, SS6; Henry Hitler, $S4; yaI
vm Eariv, $40; Michatl CurreDr, $3S; he
AMI McKInneys Sl6O; James Mcnendri
g.Se $3.50 80; JANIS McGowau, $l4.76: Al
A. Esstburn, S7l 40; VIZ. Crates,