Daily Republican., 1884-05-09
FRANKLIN, and the petition was referred
- XUatar Committee.

and the petition was referred
e. the Water COMMITTEES.
A communication was received from
lam Conway, calling attention to the
Uovement over Shipley Run sewer on
MARYLAND avenue, which he stated had
fallan in and was very dangerous to
nsrsons - passng along. The matter was
pIosarrad To the Street Committee.
NJ, Rlake handed to the clerk, and
hnd a. raad a telegram which he had re.
ceived from J. +. Morrison, OK the
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Com
nany Of Baltimore, notifying this CITY
That suit will be entered II they use the
Stevens striker.
which was adopted, authorizing the
street Committee TO advertise for pro-
nnsals to construct sewer through the
lands OF the Wilmington City Passen
yer railway Company, and across Deia-
ware avenue. .o,,,,a
and referred to the Street Committee
For re. paving Third street from Church
street to the railroad, and re. setting the
curb William Simmons, 30 cents per
square yard James +. Mcbride, 81
cents John p. Simmons, 80 cents !;
Davis Brothers, 27I cents
For paving Harrison street from
ShaIlcross to Delaware avenue james
f. Mcbride, 70 cents per square yard ;
John p. Simmons, 60 cents ; William
Simmons, 56H cents Davis BROTHERS.
4024 cents. s, . ho.oo,
Head and Clayton streets Martin
Keogh, 26A cents per cubic yard Pat
rick Uarberry, 27 cents James NC
Laugh lin, 292l cents ; Daniel rat'on'
50 cents.
For grading Sixth street. between
CLAYTON and DUPONT, streets Martih
KeHch, 60al cents per cubic yard
James T. Mcbride, 81 cents Patrick
Carberry, 49 cents James McLaugh-
lin, 2aI cents Petr:: j. Ford, ~
cents. The difference In the estimates
caused considerable amusement,as the
clerk read them off.
The President stated that as the or
dance permitting the Baltimore " ONO
Railroad to cross certain streets al
grade, had been held by the Mayor tor
over ten days, it became law Wlthou
his signature. ,,
Mr.. Eastburn introduced an ordi
ance. which was read a second time, U
fix aud establish the grade of Fiftf
land Harrison streets also an ordinance
which also passed second reading, tt
fix and esta blish the grade OF part o
Jnhdall and Button wood streets, IL
South Wilmington.
MIR. Eas,burn offered a resolution,
which was, after some discussion, post,
poned one week, authorizing tne o1re1
Committee to advertise for proposal
for having about IA feet OF the cehtr'
of Fourth street, between VanBurel
and Madison streets, paved with Belgl
an blocks, and the remainder to the curl
with concrete or Hat stone at cost o
81, 600 or 81, 600. ,-.
The same gentleman also introduced
an ordinance to allow the Natlona
Sewerage Utilization Company to intro
lduce their system into this city. In
!, ordinance provides that all pipes sinai
be of the best material, and stand tes
> of 10 pounds to the square inch, IN
. main pipes must not be less than Toe
y in diameter aud the connecting pipes
. and inches; all pipes must be laih
=, feet deep in the ground, with a grad
. of 10 feet to the mile, and be provide
a with man holes, and 50 arranged tina
there shall not be any escape OF sewe
gas: they must also be kept clean D
- flushing, for which the city shall furnls
:, the water free of cost to the Company.
When Clerk Fraim had read thrt
= sections of the ordinance, Mr.. Fare
y moved that the further reading |
20 postponed, and Mr.. Eastburn said th'
'o Az this was such an important matt'
10 he boped that Council would have
10 read. Mr.. Pickles moved that 1t |
- considered as read, and that 200 copi'
be printed. and upon Mr.. Farrell a
Z cepting the amendment 1t was carries
rt ouncil then, on motion OF Mr. LIN
10 adjourned to meet at O'Clock to-nlo
'e row afternoon on Heald street betwee
g Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
During the evening the 1olloWiI
g bills were allowed and orders drawn :;
& George w. Bush n Sons. :6Sl.9
e, Common Sense Metallic Manufactu
le ing Company, $7,2O Walker q Elliot
81, l3 Electric Line of Steame,
ID 6,36 George w. Stone, $S.il
g. William S. Bullock ,$l2 Betsy Morli
=, s5; Wilmington Coal Gas Compan
le $4. 3S C. Cochran, $2l.M; ). G. FIJI
$50 % John Wire, Sl2,22 Sa,nu
IT Coyle, $50; Lewis 4. Grubh, Sl0.15;
III Traynor, 81 James q webb +; "
g. Company, Sl2l.1l George W. NcrH'
& Sons, $2G u News Publishing Coz
r pany 81. 81 !; Adams Il Bro, $3.50; HUI
g, Mcconnell, S403 Alfred Winsate,tSS tSS
et Wilmington Coal Gas Company, .
o 1889; Pennsylvania Globe Gas Liz
Company, $59S.6S ; William f. Rob-
We son, $40; Il. A. Robinson, SO"
lg Southern Electric Light Company, u
ut 10 Smith & Painter, $2l .G2 Adams
ID Brother, 50 cents r. Gray, 50; ~
Frazer, $40; Mary e. Chandl'
er $2l 35 Granville Worrell, SOL" ; W
IN liam H Clayton, Sl5; Adams " Bro
Ut, OF, $l7l; George A. Frazer, y
he 4. James Belt, SIG. w. Jackson,S3,.
Patrick Hanley, So Eliza Frazer,
m James II. Brggs Il Company, SZ3Z,i =! !
ti Lewis r. Grubb, Sl2. Joseph .. ri
at .44 ; Patrick Dillon, 81 80 SAM
&c Cory, S56.S ; kennard Trusty, soS
MT George l. Kirklnan, $50; Fell ~ =,
ne pies 81 30 and $4.S5 Kent q Weel
en- 1886; Charles Russell $50; fl.
De Adams, $57 90; Edward Logue' 20
nj John Wise, 81 80 Curtis Pierce, eu
James Harrigan, 81 90; Mrs. -"
ik liams, S32. 80 +. i. Janyltr. w.
III j. ID. German, So; II. w. Zebiey,, ,9'
e" Nelson Morris, S19l.I6; Thomas fo
ke $3.50; Philip =. Tyre, S34l .o" 30
ls I. Simmons, 1915 G6; charles war;
, & Co., SlOlO; James Mcktnuli'
ne $4O4 OF William simmons, sZ4o,'
ne Thomas Porter, Sl3; Lobdell Car Wh
rh Company, S2l. 20; II. #. Pickles, 9i'
ne 81 L. p. Moody, Sl75; II. j: Morrt
m Treasurer of the Board OF E'ucali
he 81, 666. &C.
ltr
in. The Crime Calendar.
I'D Henry Swain, cnlored, wbo 'hirao n,,
Mrs. Reed, near Winston, North va