Daily Republican., 1882-08-11
CITY COUNCIL. II
.nTVANCE REGULATING
%UHIGHTs AND MEA. g..
sTpRgs PARSED. ..


meetinr of City Council wa'
tases aat evening with President Con
the cn%C os Committee presented a
Flnatiop FinsfiUS from John Moir g Son,
lunlCt'tS St tSe taxes which they had
taaI N;s .rs canuery be refunded.
pn tneia taan was on motion referred
Jaw Committee ..,, A.,
Wstea t.satitions unfavorably. .
ping pen and Northern Railroad
mlngffOT fOr water pipes on Beech
pany hair lUl engine house; Z. X.
70 tas'1 fnr Water pipes on Oak street
sor tGt W ave venue, and George W.
M Mary ryyItensiOn ls~u Of pipes on A. street
NSrns Ior uMd send 10 Locust street.
roWDstjnS y Is,jnS petitions were reported
t3llOwllSss t3.lOO,aSis ErSsscommendation
iayVi"UfM a..ti"U Of NJ. M. Child for water
1WairkwoOd street to Eleventh
on hao a..ior # j. B. Bell for the ex-
pS',Sl y Tster main from Fifth to
g o, o. Marx Market street, so as to fur
4 - ~ wi,S water for a motor was
pim - W." condition the parties using
stsr y NJ have meters introduced at
own expense, ,ou.od g.
sSloU s,ou,ing the petition Of Solomon
f'r trading, paving and gutter
Sdnsr r street between Lowering
uIts Snic,oss avenues +; also on the
% y If ,Jesse Bingham for paving
ttsr on Jefferson street between
mr. ' and Fourteenth streets the
~ MAI "f Reese & Co. for space in
~ !, air store No. 6 East Fourth
vas y q granted the petition OF
p. Dillon for paving and gut
on Scot; street between Penn.
Iis and Lowering avenues was al
TSmp LAM Committee reported fa-
on the petition of Thomas
Al fora lamp at Oak and Har,
Etreet, and the report was adopt
Onepiug streets Committee re-
fsvors6ly on the petition of M.
ild for permission to set curb on
IOOd and Eleventh streets, under
peryisiOn Of the Street Commis'
Jarrett chairman of of the Open
AN Committee, stated that his
ttee had a large number Of pc.
for grading and paving that
ere unable to act upon on ac-I
of the entire appropriation being
led, principally for work contrac
BY the last Council.
Civ Treasurer reported a balance
B4S5.45 In bank to the credit of
u.
Chief Engineer of the Water De.
ent reported thirty-seven men
yed, with pay roll amounting
loo.
et Commissioner Zsbley reported
had forty men and thirteen
employed, with a pay roll Of
petition Of W. S. Townsend for
In front Of his store No. s. East
street was granted.
petition Of Laura P. Chandler
bers, for the extension of water
Dn Market street from Twenty
10 Twenty.Fourth streets, and on
Iy-FOurth street from Market to
\ streets, was referred to the
Committee.
I. Bailey asked for stone crossings
pth and Adams streets, and also
azlett street. Referred to the
Committee.
petition Of John Hare and others
for water pipes on Tenth west
pms street, was referred to the
Committee.
go P. Gallagher petitioned for q
at Nineteenth and Washington
Referred to the Lamp Com
pmmuniCation was received from
COnnell and others stating that
pump In front Of No. 1108 Lin
rect was no longer of any ser
ID they asked Council to remove
up the cid well, and pave and
pe street. Mr.. Quinn moved that |
itlon be laid on the table, and |
itlontrs requested to do the work
yves. The motion not being
~ tne petition was referred to
bet Com mittee.
psa SharplesS asked permission |
uiD on Lowering avenue between
0a Lincoln streets. Referred to
Committee.
lohon ofMr. Paynter, the motion
Gg the adverse report of the
Oommlttee on the petition of the
pg'On " Northern Railroad com.
an extension of water pipes
u street, was reconsidered, and
Dack to the Water Commit tee.
Vulnn introduced and had read
UEdinanCs entitled "An ordi-
heguiate the Street and curb
TLiKet SstKet Of the city of Whining
aalS ordinance provides that on
% sae lst Of May, 1883, it will
swluI Tor any person to occnpy
ceE sidewalk or pavement in
1 uulesS the owners grant them
IVY "s 70 DO 80. 1t also provides a
" o. for a violation of its pro-
.lsrk had scarcely finished read.
"nen Mr. Moore moved that the
consideration Of the ordinance
unltely postponed. This gave
IVY a discussion that was par.
Ill Oy a number Of the mem.
ainn called for the ayes and
ge motion, and it was lost by
. ayes to II nays. The ordi.
w. ~ Snen referred to the LawI
sOSle WI. introduced and had read I
ae, nne, an ordinance entitled
N tHh,uSnee aI@ &c TOR the relief of Mrs.
u ,MCComb," which provides
Susll be granted permission to
sasI sI'nents on Twelfth street be.
ond tSrSet and King street to sup
VIe ne Ta'l on her property. Re-
,i ine Law Committee.
n"ey called up for a third read.
ana Udsutnance ,Ince to Regulate the
s,u Sau Measures used in the pob-
Nm V;s and M lrket houses of the
Eilnington." - 'n
I"nee |ssd S was read by sections,
sou hnally by a unanimous
Uevser ~ o called up for a third
ths hSsrdlnance y relating to the
GrimC ue city, aud it was passed