Daily Republican., 1882-09-29
CITY COUNCIL.
sv SESSION LAST EVENING,
BUor Bor,Oy TO RECONSIDER AN
nvvnTTANCE NEGATIvED.

ORDIEANCE NE"AAA'A"
=. =. ,o0ular weekly meeting Of CIT,
lno Il i' vas held last evening, witt
puGSl uSart Conrad in the chair.
ssluSTS Water Committee reported favor
he ou " the the petition of residents o
" ~ Wilmington for water pipes OF
PuIu u..rd and A streets; also on th'
TIsOD tstIaO of Peter Furry, for pipes OF
lIlOt street, between Church ant
ev'at ntt s,reets, and that of Gregg anC
nuoE for mines on Lombard street, be-
Y. EIeyenth F and Twelfth streets.
g. a. street Committee reported In
W. ~ - Granting the petition of George
ysT T,intep, ash ing for the paving and
i',iuS Of West street between Eigh.
% ~ and Nineteenth streets.
W. nv law Committee reported that
Y had examined the ordinance to
n M an ordinance, for the perServa-
5the public health, and found
M in II eoptrary to the city char
.CIty Treasurer reported q balance
falSll6 in bank, to the credit Of
Idly.
,.rtmept, sIa reported forty three men
TOrk with pay roll amounting to
KT
w. ~ Street Commissioner reported
Suripg the week he had th1rty-one
and seven teams employed In
L,iur, opening and repairing the
"a q this city, with a pay roll OF
MI r R. s Davis and others petit
nj fora lamp on Front street be-
IN French and Walnut referred to
DO Committee
Ss,Im Smith asked that au obstruc-
dtbs sidewalk on French street
vssu seventh and Eighth streets, be
Oovsd referred to the Street Commit
ihrlS Connor asked permission to !
NnaOf curb at Broome street and
I'M syenue. The petition was
[rsi Oh condition the work be done |
tbs Detitioner's expense, under the
IsytsiOn Of the Street Commissioner. |
Garrett presented four deeds for
beds Of certain streets that had |
referred to the Opening Streets
nuIttse, and said that as the COM
toe we're in doubt respecting their
hiiy, he would ask that they be re-
10 the Law Committee.
Nd brought Mr.. Quinn to his feet,
hS called the attention of Council
the fact that although they had
bed q resolution requiring the City
IdtOr 10 be present at all meet ngs,
SN now absent. He thought it was
Of the duties of that officer to be
Sant Of the meetings, TO advise the
ubGs respecting any questions of
that might arise, and be wanted
clerk to communicate with Mr..
nG on the subject.
DIr BeeChsr stated that Mr.. Turner
nsto him the day previous and said
as be had some business to attend
b Reading, he thought he would go
90 the excursion, if he could get
Emission to be absent from Council.
BeeCher, on behalf of the Law Com
te, had given him permission, and
the hoped would be q satisfactory
PlanshA Of his absence.
COnnQDication was received from
pf&Slin reference to the condi-
ndTVstth street. They state that
lsHeVsr 1t rains 1t Is almost impos-
els for their employees to get to Ur
D their work; that during the recent
20 they were obliged to send a wag- ]
Dneet them, and SRlso to bring
10 this end OF the Eelventh street
70 when their days work was done. J
Communication caused consider {
discussion and it was finally agreed @
I me Street and Opening streets a
1 enlLtee should meet at the cannery '
iocIoCk to-day to take some action v
Ae matter. a
communication was received from t
OQafd OF Education, calling atten- s
acIerlcal error in a Communica- t
| Ilas was sent to them by City O
aacl' The clerk was instructed to O
!, wv 'ae error and return the paper. b
.D 'uepeIltion of Charles Zebley and :
stS asking for cutters on Kirkwood \
y OetWeen Ninth and Tenth streets d
.aaOne crossing at Ninth street, I
\ 1s.eistiel to the Street Committee. t
IuS!'S y McOleSkey and others asked d
y. ".uT cutters be paved on Kirkwood "
y OetTeen Seventh and Eighth, d
'...l ''sCltosslng laid at Eighth street; Fl
lTM TiS! !" the Street Committee. Il
,..lian ,., LocSerman and others, pc. II
,Is. ,G'a lot the curbing and paving of 81
.'@ !. y. StIeet between Front and Sec Ii
rst., .'tStted to the Street Committee.
h ,Hu'sOG "Ua was received, signed by
jD.S. N UnS 10. hundred of the principal
'usS' nsi1 IN. men Of this city, requesting
dVu W. MOI aOt TO take any action ourtaii. n
~SPOWer !, of the Telephone Com u
4 d%etsCt " .s poles in this city; re. O
y y 70, 70 ths Street Committee. n
'GiVplllOn !, % ofthe City Solicitor was g.
,'ut ,u S eteaceto the right of Council fc
SuI Ssrh hpefmlssion 10 erect telegraph, IL
ls1s% lspuVne poles on the sidewalk. 1t a.
! SSay y document, and Mr.. Turner d
Nwa' we. IN his opinion Council has OF
M, iftSaW 70 grant any such permission, g
I'm MY y were erected without per- p
~ oty oSuey were nuisances. ft
oD Eu,dn suS a. cordially endorsed the b.
AZ N ~ SIa Si said that it was the fore S!
SlSaan % us market ordinance. He
IbaS 'S y, with Judge Wales, and he
,euS ,e,.oO council ~. had no power to grant
Uu sU,, VI company the right to OBJ. ,
/. on, Oltae streets or sidewalks. a,
'sa s and fled. wa" r.
= TSn',Oa su5 was received from John y ~
Railya'o IGo 'S Others for a lamp at Seventh e
n fSn H avenue, in the western Il
rltt.o Il lo city referred to the Lamp ~ p
BonSS was received from w
DtOWn u and others, residents at "a q
oaS,Hl, Wn, calling attention to the I
~"'''on Ct the roads in that sec
ais,ioan.o lIyt'Un Of Mr., Bailey, the Street
nattao of was instructed to attend at
rpoaS 'SE a as soon as posi- BILE. Y
Nv d"in tha OF Sr. Quinn, the vote W
d Has.o ao ordinance changing the CI
sidsreSdt Sdtflson street was lost, was hs
b WHY ~Ho and on motion of MI. Gar. tn
5Iss sAOls ordinance was laid on W
Garro.. of
,ipioD Ss " presented and had read
g1 Of mo- ot the City Solicitor in the
ID !" n, Iae e drainage of Dola ware ave-. @