Daily Republican., 1884-05-27
SPECIAL MEETING
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il, meeting Of City Coancl n"m,
special special, lnsp'Ie lrenine, with Presiden, en-
htld last .to e'is "hair' AS soon IS tn
''d in n.,in1 inf the ir following list Of IN ?,
was cslI1" nS assistant ,s inspectors v
'S's .ss ctv 1u' election on the 7th OF JUN
,nsl 1ls By By President sn,ra Conrad Michael
ut y a',s.si sssiStant inspectors, y. y .
Z. y 5, and Warren I,!.I Harper; rur n
VI lI',u.,',,jc;~Inspector, ~, Samuel 4au., our
|p4 d al'ss,ij 's,ujstant inspectors, Jalne' .
D 4 'ss,I'ALe s"d Lewis A. B!ckta, Il 4
D., ,a;ssttrdict.-Iuspector, std Patrick GtrIa.
" dy,. y h '', and David A. Powell, N 4
PyIe| Z e5|ipst,,ict-Inspector, it,, David W
EkIsy IlaS II =, stewart, D., and H. f
IA lau R. - Fifth dis'rict-lnspector
ES,1ser, N, n, d. D.; assistant inspectors
pSS, str,n M'G Gdistrict-Iuspector j. W
& 3D. D., assistant inspectors, JON y
a,S S.1S district Inspector, JONI
Jaw, alI n assistant inspector, Geo
s'g,sr tss,,, A. r. Eighth diStrict-in'
s"'y y, William e. Woodward, d.
D,, tsIt i ip.psc.ors, ,.1,sr' Ansohny Gross,
.ad ,aI' A. l." b. vand4va-, R. Nintf
ric:-IasprtoG 'Ia i Frank Loper, y ;; !;
F.s., Ipsp4ctor, Patrick F.. Murphy
s.J aI' Thnmss @ Fox r Tenth dis
~ "l,sr9ctor, Benjamin Vandeyef
,..i.;snt inspectors, Frank NeidGr
}. @' D., and Gavin Thompson, II
E@tb di.rrirt-Inspector, WiIlialI
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t.y1 y1 J. Mcypy, D. aud Thoma
@ S'ytiIe. T. Twelfth distr'ct--ln
|lr. M E,,vard f, Lummis, Il. as
nj Inspectors, Joseph l.. Carpenter
D. and S. Roiinond Smith, h
tt,epth Iis,ri't-lnspoGtor, Lexlng
R.Tpev, 4. asoio'4nt inspectors
NAM 4. BIeypr, D., and i. A
Frgsr, K. Fourteenth district-ln
lpt, Frank LswIs, II, as
pl' inspectors, William IL, Shep
n. D., ana Jam $ G. Pickles, Il
sanra district-lnspector, II. ID
Esr, E.. assistant inspectors, Geo
Nh, D., and Frances b, TaIley, Il
ZENITH lisrict-!nspactor, l'aac )
lock, R assistant inspectors, Gdwll
Moody, h, and william Maloney, d
eptesnth district Inspector, Wash
on Cox, r assistant inspectors
ter Bacon, H., and Patrick Dough
D. Eighteenth district-lnspec
James A Sterling, L assislan
pectorS, Peter ?. Tyre, H.. and Wm
bibbOns, d. Nineteenth district
ptclor, Emmor Il. Baldwin, r
stsat inspectors, Alfred Cochran
and John Quinn, ID. Twentieth
rict-Inspector, Joseph Hughes
assistant inspectors, Il. Ii
lnin,, r., and Thomas Murine, ID
Fnty.frst dIstriCt-lnSpector,S Samue
Dixon, L. assistant inspectors
liam IL Harris, R., and Thoma
Fch, D.; Twenty second district.
peCtOr, Henry 7 Felir, R. assist.
inspectors, George W. Fisher, II.
John J, Cloud, d Twenty-Five
rlct = Inspector, Sylvester Chad
X, R. assistant inspectors, Johl
pock, R., and Aaron S. Beale, d.
l0'rGOurth distric'--lnspectOr Wm
yAAra, D, ASSISTANT inspectors
lN.iaE, Clark, r., and Edward 7
faabH b., Twenty-tifth district
tA,<, John NCEntee, d. ; assist
lSprcsors, Benjamin d. Bogia, II.
Wilmer B, >chafier, d. ; Twenty
II clstrlc'-Iuspector, William 7
D. assistant Inspectors, Tnoma
ElFieit, b., and II h Smith, d.
lsn D, the roaling waS completed
Htfiey moved 10 strike out tn
eot Jolu A. St"ring in tho 18th
|fic'' snd insert Richard A. Forrest
epeaklnaII said he hoped it woul
0ea0he, as 1t nas the general wis
EepDpIe that Mr.. Sterling shoul,
lie Inspector.
l., He'Sey said that he hal not in
tIfeG with the gentl,man's end c
ward, and did not think it rich
ne should interiors; with his. ii
|" Nh forrest 10 BE- an honest man
Ae rat been rpquestet by
FF.v:I Cl voters 10 hav- his nam
[Nea IN place Of Mr.. Sterling. /
I was then taken On the motion
=. s was Iost, only three voting II
. nal mot o Of Mr.. picke!s, Mr. Tay
wiz instructed To cast the vote Z
Fnc'l n ior II" inspectors as read h
reslIrrt, and hey were declare
[,'I =, Mr.. E5,burn presented tn
,,y ~. " triangular piece of ground a
|, Lu.N t and Pennsylvania avcnu,
\ James Bradford and wife
1P ,,%,, p1'Itlon of James Mckay, fo
.Is anu cuFbins on the west side {
''na a''H street, between Loverip
,aS | CIV Wawaseit street, was n
ba A. :, 70 'ilr Street Committee.
Iar ns warner and others petition
WI WI, su'Olng anh paving on Fon,
,nn n ',lott N"'Ween West and Wasl
~n .,,as streets, and The petition W.
,pr n'n ~ W .he Street Committee. wit
~ s,I Jersey offered a resolution tb,
Sr SIee, Commissioner be authoriz,
'o''iSe tto Tor proposals for copstrnc
, nmn ",ner across Delaware ayenu,
iNIM. ""u moved i
n i, n. ''S'onrn said he could not st
:" ,"an" "s', III advertising, az there VIZ VI
,py -, 70 40 the work, and NJ
%i .1sI 'cpII1d that he had rsceiv VI
6v IN COMMUNICATIONS ,tu from M,
's1 S' III ,hl reference to this sewer. An
n anI Iiutteasened "t to do the work hju
. sction i""rge rye 1t to the city, uule.
va. S'.'pn ,ho' was taken by Council. ,
aSnn.aen pns ,aen taken, and tho resolm,io
,tiua g i,uo,'"wlng o bids were read for ~,
snrtDa new new, iron railing around I'll
,nyis, NV. M.'iI ~ two lamp posts: Joh
uotio,r ui, s',' v. Frederick Holman. SS;
I'oI Ted u 0. i, Mr.; Moore tho bids wer ry,
.r with tt uns.p ,@s Public i. Building Con n,
,avin" avi'Wihg y,ihg proposals were rea
win Mn,g MMlng ttreet, at It's in,.rsr,
brjdga ", n',,L Nrt street, at the Brand,
ssIi's5't," I'st, with Belgian blccks: A !
!, 'NS'on Cox, s. 80 per sou.,
/, '"''' S'"me"s, s2,c6 per squa,
!, ',",lon w.T,, Of Of Mr. Eas,burn, tn. nr,
e. e. '"l9 u,i,' REFER Il to lha Str.., I rpn i','
mn,io "i'n p4%er toGct. ecu
Ip''oiI oi Mr.. pirl,n,o ,,o D.,