Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
|CTY COUNCIL

CITY COUNCIL 80.
~ sESS ION -CIEEk PES
,oy,O PAY THE fiNIs
n COSTS TO THE CITY.
ya, called TO order prompt
,ck last evening by Presideu
The clerk commenced TO reaa
|,,rs. but before he had pro
ar ,he further reading was, o.
h Mr.. Pickels, dispensed with
a,er Committee reported favor
he following petitions Gcor &
,.n for wafer pipes on Wes
lanes X. Patton water pipe
,on street bet ween Eighth an,
treets 5. E. Beerbower fol
Tenth streets to Clayton ;als'
of awarding the contract TO
no thr Water Department
for the eDsIlin.year totieorg'
4 Sons The report in eacl
adopted.
rect Committee reported IN ia
Fanting the following petitions
,AaIvlck for gutter ON Logan
MARYLAND avenue, and in IA
rpriug III = grade OF Delaware
,boyp DUPONT street to carry of
Ace water complained Of by
B. Martin and others -aasoN IN
jnstrucling the Street Conmis-
construct a ~ ter on Pennsyl.
|puut, and a trunk on Union
carry of the water complain
Lindlpy Kent.
aw Committee reported that
examined the ordinance to
] the grades Of certain streets,
ordinance for the relief0f s. &.
\ x Brother, and found nothing
contrary 10 law or the city
binting Committee reported that
Dance with the resolution of
passed some time ago, they had
charter printed.
|ly Treasurer reported a balance
E4.l1 in bank, TO the credit of
nun cation was received from
|iItor Ball, calling attention to
That he had refused to audit the
Of the Clerk Of the Municipal
r. Pennington, on account of
)yidnal claiming that all fines
! received for certain offenSs
\ paid to the State instead of
The opinion ofthe City Solici-
|e subject was also read stating
lr Municipal Conrt was sup
(l maintained at the expense
|y, all fines and costs received
bngs to the city, and should BIZ
to the City Treasurer.
zion of Mr. Pickles the papers
|lved and filed, and the City |
Instructed TO make a formal de-
Clerk Pennington for the. fines
now in his possession.
y Auditor also sent his usual |
communication returning
raNn in favor of the Water
ent The usual resolution
u his decision was offered by
rn.on, and passed by an aye
yefe otll TO .. The Chief En-
the Water department report
r had forty. three men at work
iy-roII amounting to S344. OS. |
It was not audited, and was
!! al aye and nay vote.
trect Commissioner reported
ng the week lie had twenty
| and eight teams employed
lng' opening and repairing
: with I pa".ro' Of Sl7'.T.
nnnIcation was received from
lgIr> & Brother, and other
! calling attention to the bad
'i Front street from Shiplcy
NJ street, and asking that l.
goo order. Referred to the
A,licallon from the Board of
aIIlng attention to the filthy
ol Van l'nren street between
NJ Ninth streets, was also read
ir'I 10 the Street Con mittee.
I'lon Of the Fame Hose Com
ny Tor the full amount of their
''oh was referred TO the Fire
e.
ral"r and other residents in I
Wy Of Fourth and Poplar
III plalIIcd OF the sewer in that |
anu petltioned that it be pro- I
Il a trap. The petition was q
III" street Committee. q
burnett asked for a gasoline
" corner Of Seventeenth and a
Ne'S, Referred to the Lamp {
=, j. Il. ID. Seeds and Others a
I"r the cnrbing, paving and |
Wt y. Jackson street between
icl'll streets, and the peti- I
''rrre'i to the Sire ct Commit /
alton asked permission TO set c
'yol''r 'g street, between Sixth i
M ~, streets, and on Seventh G
hioolne: also that the side /
"'td and gutter laid. The ,
ti'Fb was granted under the l.
''Io!IN, and the remainder re- /,
'T Street Committee. II
a. . Bowen petitioned for the
Of Sherman street.
; ne street Committee. Hell
P'flIIlSSion to set curb on
street, from Sherman to i,
','e''s, which was granted, -
UNDERSTANDING that the work :.
'' Under the supervision OF y
olIilnlssioner. Il
y,e asked that the bed of (
~ ne brought to grade. Re y
opening Streets Committee. Az
VI and Others pctitioned that
'"r'r On Vandever avenue,
over several streets, be u
'"' It will run direct to the ci
T. keierred to the Street II
"A ~ u ol Patrick Hughes, ask )
=, hI'reiI street, from Fourth
reefs, be curbed, gutterrd .;
was referred to the Street 4
''htS on the South side of
''' from Brown to Unlon
'''' that it be curbed, gut.
paved, and the petition y
:" 'lle Street Committee. VI
'"h' " Co., and a number of
'',s Us on Front street, between pl
~, mon street, complained c.
't, Gar Company had filled al
, ihelr !. tracks with red clay,
=. = !, became dry formed a D
10 :, o'owh into their places of Il
= :, residences, and petitioned ~
''"ay Company be notified q
r,' 1l'e said street, to abate the
ne ptIitiun w.y rot,r,. d: