The daily gazette., 1882-05-13
FlNcTL LAST NIGHT.
us,IAL BUSINESS BUT
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c.,,o,l met in regular session last
VqSH II TAYLOR presiding in the alb
Il President sharpley' .,.,, -
S,,ost Committee, on the petition OF
Sln~s Su'U' and others, complaining of
~ sauIr pars standing at Fourth and King
uF F'oo,,ed 'a,y in favor of making the
XXI Fourth street, between French
AM ,rut, a stand for furniture wagons
lsu, aowmIttee reported favorably on the
~ delaware Mason and others, for
~ having and and guttering on the
NJ If MARYLAND avenue, from Fifth
,sntb s,T avenues. Adopted.
'fsv ssyorably on the petition of the j.
pOCle Company and others, asking
4, 'v'' 10 reouest the p, w. Il B. X. X.
aroct gtlard gates at Shipley and
streets. Adopted.
committee further reported In favor
,5irr the contract for paving jackson
Gom Front to Second to Davis &
pr Adopted,
pubIc buildings Committee reported
n Of allowing J. A. Wilson 9 feet and
| II Wheeler 10 feet clear space in
pfthpir respective places of business
10 street on market days. Adopted.
0pening Streets Committee reported
pr of doing the necessary grading at
and Buttonwood streets, asked for by
alleablc Iron Company and others.
I'D.
committee reported in favor Of
big the contract for grading Scott
from lowering avenue to Wawaset
to Patrick Carberry. Adopted.
N proposal for grading Ninth street,
TnBurcn to Franklin and Harrison
stwcen Eighth and Ninth, sent in by
KeOgh, the hgures-5S15 cents per
yarl-were given only for Harrison
The bid for Ninth street being blank.
bmmtee stated that Mr.. Keogh meant
for both streets, and was willing to
the entire contract at the figures
A motion TO allow Mr.. Keogh to
bis bid by inserting his figures In the
space after Ninth street gave rise to
Pable discussion, some of the members
ng It would be best, under the circum-
to reject all the bids and ask for
@. The motion to allow Mr.. Keogh
Pnl his proposal was lost by the follow
e;
-Messrs, Adams, Bailey, Barnhill,
b, Blake, Carmichael, Denny, Law
McMenamin, Mention, Moore, Pawn
pbinson, Smith, Talley, r. II. Taylor
erris TaylCr-l7.
s-Messrs, Adele, Mckenna and Shaw
hcil then rejected all the proposals
lihorized the committee TO advertise
ones.
city treasurer reported a balance in
Dia1,9 1910.
auditor reported collections for the
mounting TO S236.57.
chlel engineer reported SO men en-
IN the Street Department; payroll,
street commissioner reported 90 men,
lgle and four double teams In the
Department payroll, S197. 81.
report Of George Q. Ward, coal oil
Iof Tor the month of April, showing
fptetion of lliO4 gallons, was re-
and filed
IONS and communications were read
iered as follows
l. {. Pyle, on behalf of the Building
ilee OF Trinity Church, asking for
PliF on Adams street, about IS feet
VI Delaware avenue, to supply the
AlTi now in course of erection there.
y ule hennebcc Ice Company asking
pace OF 30 feet in front OF their place
tdays. '''ee'' y"
,.i /, Allen llilles asking permission to
". d uay window on house at the
'9s corner OF Tenth and French
% extend three and half feet be-
Ile building line.
U ueorge W. Talley and others asking
yynlig ol Lammot street, from Van
y, .stRue ~ to the Brandywine.
r iTylor n. presented the resignation of
wS., y, Nard, coal oil inspector, to take
oa',i .ngn Ills successor is elected. In view
i%VIEuous i,i5 ln nature of the resignation
,oa ,1.a over one week. Mr.. Ward re-
ga'yct tanG The position of executive
rntVieu M, nm by the Board of Health,
NJ a9' III justice to dealers in oil, de-
Ss'v MS present position until his
hmn "aS appointed, as the ordinance
IA "'V safe OF coal oil until it is first
,ns oI51 p, presented deed from the
jaf @ TESf wv, Improvement Company for
ievn,l ,Ml'rk@ood street, between Tenth
Wv.salh, Wh which was accepted.
Mp NJ NJ ohtrcd resolution request
n ~ .,,, w. d B: R. r. Co. to place gates
tSrect' Adopted.
,,i,ius diaIlichael offered a resolution
lmen g y 'ie Mayor toappoint two special
n a.iI ai, 70 patrol the Brandywine and one
Spptcmipafk ipafk! TO serve from May 18th
Nonter NErnlOer 18th. Adopted.
t J%1 ,' presented the resignation of
Iip,b ,isoll, wn.S, Inspector of election for
Am Ho%,a, which was accepted, and
oriisarty elected to fiji the vacancy.
bpro,i"ni. pr"".ce for the relief of certain
J1I I, h1 was read third time and
from 'INeS ,, the uneXpended balance of
and G.,rg alg appropriation for road to the
parhai ,.,iputes il as follows Streets,
tntal ""age' ol,' S6O9.70 printing, S4OO
53O. "'' miscellaneous expen ses,
h KIN When ihen adjourned to meet Mt 6
leand Resohy Raay afternoon at Maryland
Atl tlOralit,e til street, to establish grades
beer oT %:' y =, at the request of the Chic
'u' surveying Department.
lrnp ,bo ORDERS.
drawn pI az evening sa1,g orders were directed
z. +. fba,yMes fnalye Manufacturing Companv
v George; W 70, $345; Gawthrop &
,fL& j, v ". stone, $3.57; Lawrenc,
,oa Steamship hIa'iisie a x Co., $2O.07; vii
1eAd, Si3. Is. 30 company, $7.9s; b. +
lDIoherty, 40 Saae ,r D. Cassin X Co, SlS
ofd, ~ 4. 70; Patrick Long 20. sii9s, Tsr, %o
any, si; I'm 5Mellert Foundry and IN Monhin, Se
ilngtOn ''I,,ot Sn5 Henry McKenney S.ig
NSa. ahd Northern RaiIrnaJ C1,o %oo
and Ham Francis Kimes 800. S Ian ian
II $. A9lIlIanIgssworth Company nv s7.os @
.;, w; sso2.5S; Ia, 1902; Henry Nc
ASkeHdrick daniel an el Doherty, $lO5 II
pas, n, =. TowRsSenSf Sf25;9Si 4s Patrick Csrberry
sny N s2sBO:''NSaa MAJ iSoS; J. V. Carlisle
ef,sSo. d, o i Mary NgSl Duffy, $9s.75; Johi
Louisa MN mlller, $35; Michael Cunen,
James HnySls, Sb; James i. Rrowr
man var Wheel f,s4 sl4 Thomas Ford. sl6
ID y, T25; WaSShIIipany, $l07.75; w. v
Si5; WITH W,nl keOgh, 81 Is 'reS. AIIsn snoni 0iq
SlO; %rlilam Myers, Al aiiHn far,S Speas !
ssenl, S53Can S532s.a Brothers, s.l9, el9s "a
y Meyers Adams 4 Brother. & =; 70 n
alan l@aI banner VI; j, A. Brown. I,SG Ia