The daily gazette., 1883-02-09

Mr.. Quinn started patriotic speech bu
was cut short
Petitions for sundfv qas lamps were re.
ferred TO the Lampconniftee.
A petition from Isaac Pyle, asking the
| city TO locate Twelfth street from Jackson
| to Van Buren and extend HaZlett street 10
Van Buren, was referred 10 the Opening
Street Committee.
George II. Leach presented bill of SO. SO
| for damages caused TO his wagon BY a hole
10 the road at Front and Justison streets.
Referred to proper committee.
Mr.. Moore gave notice that he would pre-
sent an ordinance ut the next meeting OF
Council for the relief of Dr. E. G.. Short
ledge
Mr.. Quinn gave notice that he would, at
some future meeting, introduce an ordi-
nance to establish public dispensary. The
gentleman then spoke of the necessity for a
dispensary and asked what plan would have
to be adopted to establish such an institu-
tion.
Mr.. Mention asked for reconsideration of
the vote whereby the ordinance increasing
the salaries of the city engineers was
defeated.
Mr.. Paynter wanted to know what was
the object Of reconsideration
Mr.. Mention stated that lt was to make
an amendment TO the ordinance, as there
was mistake made, he thought, In not
adopting the ordinance at the last meeting.
The reconsideration was agreed to and
then ensued a rambling debate, in which
Mr.. Quinn took an active part, getting in
some lengthy words.
Mr.. McKenna thought there was a put-up
job somewhere.
Mr. Mention thought the remark was a re-
Election upon the Council and asked for an
explanation.
Alter numerous motions and amendments
the salary of the chief was fixed at g.. 900.
the first assistant 81 900 and the second
assistant 5000. The ordinance was then
adopted as amended and Council adjourned.
BILLS PASSED.
Orders were granted during the evening
for the following bills: Henry McKenny.
S27.69; James Harrigan, $42; Hugh Patton,
50; Frank Neeley, $40; G. c. Simpson,
$50; Samuel Coyle, $3.50; Samuel Nc.
Ciary, S27; John Wise, S3.17; P. P. Tyre,
S2l.15; Charles Warner 81 Co.,
$lO4l4; g: Hession, S65 %; II. A.
Brown, $374.Os. ?. Magarity, SS567s;
Sl6s.75; Voshell s. solomon, $50; Adam
Grubb, $6.25; j. H. Turner, SIS. %; M. E.
Chandler, Sl5.63; John Hamilton, So. .13; F.
McMonagle, S2.25; w. f. Robinson, $50;
Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Co., $500; F.
Scheu, S6l.44; Bell a. Taylor, $71 .64; j. B.
Bell, 80 cents; Every Evening Publishing
Company, Sl2.10; j. V. Carlisle & Co,
S69.94; Betsy Morris, IS; Charles Warner q
Co., S772.44; John Wise, S16.27; Samuel
Coyle, Sl3; Chapman Valve Manufacturing
Co., Sl76.40 Pennington 81 Co., S92S; W.
ii. Kramer, S29.75; Frank Neely, Sl1 so; G.
w. Bush Il Sen, S22 10; Walker & Elliott,
S40.2S; w. G. Pierce, $3.50; John G. More.
land, $3.50; p, w 81 b. railroad, s.. so;
John Hamilton d Co., S20.50 ]. r.
Hudson g. Company, $5.03; Chapman
Valve Manufacturing Co., $204; William
Lawton, $l.20; r. D. Wood & Co., S25;
Pusey & Jones Co., S.; l.. Newmayer, s.. .25;
Watson Il Mcdaniel, Sl7; F. s. Kelly, 81;
W. +. Robinson, 50; c. F, Thomas & Co.,
Sl6.30; Hugh Quinn, $50; Adams & Bro,
T.S5; G. w. jackson, So; E. Farmer, TO
cents;'R. c. Fraim, SIS; N. B. Morrison,
S22.50; j. W. Hawkins, S42 80; W. s. Bull
lock, $3.50: Perry w. Price, S25; NJ. E.
Chandler, SS005; Peter Springer, So: W.
H. Clayton, SIS; j. L. Hawkins, $4.3S; j.
G. Van Trump, $l953; L. T. Grubb, So. .35;
Isaac Z. Pyle, IS; Adams & Bro, Sl2.65;
W. Campbell, 50; Louisa Myers, S.; James
81 Webb Co., $56l.O5; John Collins, S55;
Board of Education, S6,00S.33.