Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-24
LOCAL NEWS,
Board of Aldermen.

Numerous Petitions Read and Referred
 -RcsoIutions Introducea-Bondst to be
 Resumed-Lamps Crderea- The Sol
 dfers' Monument
 special meeting Of the Board of Alder ~en Uas held last evening, His Honor Mayor Robertson pre-
 Petitions were read and referred as follows; or Henry Green and Daniel Allaby to be appointed special constabes; of George D. Miller permis- sion to build an ertension indow In building No erect frame shed rear of ss Franklin street; of hetrs of Horace Mix for permi sion to shinele roof No Silver street of Johnson Brothers for perm E. sion to shingle ,+ frame building Nos, 24 and 9e of No e1 and 6s Grand street of Preston W. unanimous consent) of Eli Whitney ct als. for bridge Mill river at Rock Lane of Edward w. of James Kennedy, for 8 concret walk on the east side of Main street between Alton and Lamberton special constable tpassed) of Thomas R. Trowbridee for sidewalk on the north side of Grove 8. rect Iron to hork stree. or Patrick Fasey for Haven streets; of Mrs Catherine Judge for the of Mehae Hsav ths side of roof building No GA St John Street of E. Dudley. point.d special of Kee1 sor so pc ap walk at the corner of Pine and Pop streets of W K Townsend, for permission to shngle roof on Grove
 R-solution that the bonds issued to pay for tho sand dollars which were redeemed on July H fst 1881 be destroyed by and in the presence of the
 
 Resolution awarding city advertising Obser- passed
 Report of the special committee givna W. c. Butler permts-ion to suspend light banner across Church and that the banner shall he suspended at lesst fifty feet above the street was passed. Report of the Committee on La1nps in favor If lamps the corners Of Church ard Elm Barclay and Frank Lilac and Butler State Albert, and at the corners of Argyle, Division Thomso on Jay and Bas- sstt streets on Dixwel avenue passed
 Petition of John Mcclure for alamp Orchard street between Goffe and Henry streets and at the corner of Goffe and County stre eets was referred
 Resolution from the Board of Public Works asking for transfer of appropra' ions authorized in concurrence.
 Tn, widening of Meadow street was taken m and Aldermen Klenke aud Faulhaber favored it The latter said he only asked for the present. that and plans shnu be made and that parties in interest should be heard.
 MT. K~nke said that the with its car tracks too ow, and being thoroughfars to the depot 1t should be widened Alderman Townsend thought it only fair that meeting on account of the absence of Alderman States. who moved to lay the matter the .ble.
 After further discussion the matter referred to the Board of Public Works in concurrence with a vote of the Board of Councilmen. Communication from the city auditor asking for a transfer of s1000 from intere account to city inRs passed.
 Report of the rcard of Public Works de expenses fer September amounting to S11 63 was accepted and ordered on file.
 Communication from the Board of Health aski ipp for transfer of unsxpended balances to the account of removal of garbage was passed in ,rrence.
 Reports of tax committee favoring of taxes of Fanny Kern, EIihu L.. Mix NJ church. V. M Dow, Charles o. whapIes Henry Woodruff, V illiam H. Russell, Mary Clayten and Margaret Hayes were received and adopted
 Report of the Str ct committee adverse the grad
 ing of alley running from Atwater street Olin- ton avenue was read and referr-d back to the Com nittee on Streets in concurrence
 Resolution de erection of a soldiers monument on the public square read and referred to two Alder men and two Councilnen, in cSnjunction with His Honor the Mayor. Adjourned.