Daily Republican., 1882-08-04
CITY COUNCIL.
:, pEGULAK SESSION LAST
FHE. H.sINS S MR. QUINN wILLIN-
EvEnDHcE AN ORDINANCE.

S,TBODUCE AN OSOANANOh'
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.,,,or weekly meeting of Cit.
The reguh ,as held last evening, and IL
Councll o0 me of President Conrad Mr.
Se SscSer was called TO the caSir. tne y
eeCa'tC ssSSt Committee reported favoraoly
b tnS tnsS.oinring Company, asking that
AanulATSStree - street. between Railroad ave
pixteelas1r rIavmont street be repaired
pue anu ~ ~ netition of John Guthrie
lsS nS others, III property owners on Pleas
ina .tsust, 1sSS asking that If It be graded,
pntSsiS'0 pnssS and paved. The report In both
sS uass was adopted. ....... g..
The M"t ". tSs petitisn of jackson &
SUs AarD, asking for larger ass %sser pipes pipes
DsSsi sSpir works, so as to afford Oetter
.S",iOu .noa m in case Of fire;
prNIsCtaStIi SItS tnStitiOn Of the Mallable Iron
IIe @ pScw sor a water main on Button
orsS, ~, y, vas also reported favorably
o9a .Ss Ssi rsports we're accepted.
ri Tbe Law Committee reported Iavofa-
ly m on tbsordinance regulating ~eisn'S
~ ~ menS oninp, Of the Committee on Re
MI MI y " Committees, reported in favor
iSion S%a =" " bstitution of Mr.. Newell for
@Sinn on New Maps Mr.. Newell
M Blake on Engrossment !; Mr.
a1~, far Mr.. Baugh on Navigation,
'sII; n, r Denny for Mr.. McKenna on
1n6nnta uu u The report was adopted,
CUU~n OOSrs Quinn, Blake, Baugh and Nc
Esups Withdrawing from the commit
SSS Tsa n1 city treasurer reported a bal
5ncS rS Of S2Ol, ,15l.46 in bank, to the
TS THs chief Engineer of the Water De-
.,,%snt .nU reported that during the week
pdiuS August 1st, he had thirty.nine
an employed, with q pay roll amount
snsst Commissioner Zebley reported
hot he had thirty.nine men and four
ean teams employed, with q pay roll
S99S,S7. The reports were accepted
fud orders drawn for the amount OF the
by rolls. n,. O. ~
brnermisSion to pave and curb around
Ieir new building at Fourth and Mar
Al street was granted, with the provi- |
tbat the work shall be done under |
Ia supervision of the Street Conlmis-
IOner,
M NJ Child asked that water pipes |
laid on Pine, Kirkwood and Elev.
nth streets, to supply houses that he is
low building. Referred to the Water
Committee.
Thspetition of James Parker, asking |
bal Seventh street betwee Broom anu
Odney streets be graded, was referred
Othe Street Committee.
H. H. McMullin asked that Council
baVea commission appointed to con-
emn the bed of Harrison street, be.
Eeen Shallcross and Gilpin avenues.
Ibis gave rise to some discussion, but
b motion the Mayor was instructed to
equeSt Judge Wales to appoint a com.
mission.
The petitisn Of Reese & Bro. for space
b front Of their place of business, No 6,
fourth street, was after some discussion
|eterred to the Street Committee.
William H. Robinson and others, asked
permission to curb and pave Spruce
ltreet between Tenth and Eleventh
ltreetS. Referred to the Street Com.
nittee. Ii
communication was received from
4. H. MoMullin and others, complain.
ng Of the condition of Fourteenth
rsetI caused by the building of the /
Brandywine branch of the P. W. & B.
IAllfOad. The petitioners complain that (
3 the railroad is laid about 2 feet above /
Fade 1t Is a serious annoyance. On s
potion Of Mr.. Irwin, it was decided /
pat when Council adjourns, 1t ad- 8
DufnS to meet on Fourteenth street be-
Eean Heald and Ulaymont street on a
aturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. t
A communication was received from a
% Board of Health stating that q y
oommittee from that body had visited a
leaSant street and declared 1t o nui- b
'ncs but the board declined to prose- D
aIe the property holders until the city z
lOuld grade, pave and curb the street. v
10 communication was referred to tt
9 Street Committee. r,
a. " Mention and a number OF others q
Asa that water pipes be extended on al
lGnt street from Holly to Webb street tt
y On those streets to Third street,
'Uut tnree thousand feet in all, to sup.
shumber Of houses that the peti.
'lets are erecting in that locality. =,
lepsttlon stated that many of these "a
'SSes y are furnished with bath rooms ~
y water closets. Referred to the 4,
~ aLer committee. III
Luz petition of Thomas j. Broomall, 10
Alag LOT a lamp at Oak and Frank, 10
arat, SneeIs, was referred to the Lamp W. W.
William ", II. Forsyth and others 81
aIu N snat Beech street above Mary ID
~ :, avenue be graded, curbed and
'0u' referred to the Street Commit ~
~ " Miller asked that $12.54 be re- al an
\ 'SGa ~ 70 John McCloskey, he having Tn
" ua0. ~ Us taxes through an error. The 10
UUSS u'S was granted and an order ye
'wn for the amount. W
,a,a - motion of Mr.. Adele, the Street ooy
missioner " was instructed to adver- ul
mn ~ .t t0e paving of one square of 'n
In 0rI.
=, ! n Sulhn gave notice that at the
i lruO mo0tlng Of Council, he would in.
y ,uVe an ordinance providing that M
Y |. property holder or tenant on apy lio
II / ~" used for market purposes, Ily
rous nsvS W authority to keep the space pli
- S ~ y! thelr buildings free from DO
Y s,U instructed by market wagons, or sh
r'S ! . VI any description. tic
ro,s \, ollltn presented the bill of Dan. fat
FoSs, F,0a y, .lor s3rirkling Front, Fourth Gel
ed 'VuCn ~ u; streets, bat Mr.. Garrett, OBJ. i'm
"a ,or,,l ~ l!s being paid, ss he said that DIT,
AZ GGtor had not attended to his en-
u messrs. Smith, Moore and ste
. o. A. eOhtended that the work was linc
70 NsuS suS better than it had ever been da,
n Gsr.ne ~na On a motion to pay the bill, St.
negative. '' Oniy one Votlng In ore
a ,soo 1oecher introduced and had for
nd az UOonu @ time, an ordinance to
Of Of tSa u ordinance, for the preserya-
LaW WI public health. Referred 10 T
"a M th.. committee. Mr.. Moore gave ,od !
upciI ue would at the next meeting Ma Ma
sliss % y Introduced an ordinance for mi mi