Daily Republican., 1884-04-25
tIlY COUNCIL
I-o,,1AR MEETINa LAST
Ec. ' n.SsAGE OF THE
,'o,E ORDINANCE.

,,.R MEETING LAST
,t.S...,.]PAssAGE tS. . OF THE
- ,.oLE ORDINANCE.
meetipg of City Council
gn1aF r.' radav ,,t evening with Presl'
"a" : ",1t,y ,r sDS read, the further .e., read
Y par.,;ii ,oiiop, dispensed with: l.,
Nsstrnting Water So overpaid water or
lhn Ifa"E" r. Lewis, and in fav"r "a h,o OF
tne e,pes pe, on McCaulley street
u pop"jar p,pJ and Lombard streets !;
ayor ,orf Of granting the petition aano tor OF
1,j, 1mjnpton Glass Company ior
. lln."sC nn Commerce street. at an
1..o, s4 nos' {; Committee reported in in
plras, n,,nr the petition Of Patrick
yrh y '"' a, yanBuren and Chestnut 1t
"'1 nd ~ ,ba, of James Carter ior
"n'I a"d rI,tering on Broome F' street; ~;
t'ror a'," Of the West system OF
10 '",r' and asked permission to pre-.
e'rH;nance. "' The reports in each
accented.
ow committee reported that
4 "a" as"ya,pined the ordinance pro-
ar 1he easing of the sand hoIe
t"unI ~ ND, r.otning in it contrary to
the city charter. ,,..oo r..
r T,roI of granting the petition
";1 ." bradley for the grading OF
stree, ~ from Heald tn Claymont
po,ice Committee reported the
,,nps l.. Hawkins, late Chlei
!" "'',5 fer sjl.tl for fifteen days
IN ,be month of March.
ei,vTreasurer r reported a balance
81 ~ in bank TO the credit OF
amJ The City Auditor reported
rinp The past week he had col
lIa1 i,;;1 70, from various sources.
.D, .n,I weekly report was also pre-
from tie City Auditor returning
Irawn % in favor of ChiefEngtneel
"l Esrjster Bond of the Watel
'nau,, which was overrnled oy
a,enson's resolution, that was
by A vote of 10 ayes to9 nays
cnjct Engineer of the Wate1 e1
w4,,t rrpur,rd that he has 2
pnIoyrd, with a payroll amount
", '33. The report was not audit
wa. passed by an aye ana ma.
s,rett Commissioner reported =
nd 9 teams employed in clean
Ituipr and repairing the street
tters of this city, with apay'roi
Ting to Sl,l.95. .
noI,ce pay-roll amounting t
s. was presented, when M
asked that the names, should D
After the clerk had read a fe'
he said that would do, and aske
wa, tina, an order had been pas
favor Of Mr.. Hawkins for th
DAYS previous to his suspension
lthough it was we'll known tina
ip. had not performed any dut
hat rlu4, another bill was no'
ted and he would like to hea
b. Police Committee OIL the ma
speakman said the committf
cnpg unler the advice OF u
chritor, who had decided tha
iug 10 law, Mr.. Hawkins wa
i ,ohls pay up to the time h
atou was accepted, and the 70
lrU passed.
ml.crnanous payroll, amonn
s., ,v-a.,, was presented by II
b. Committee. The salaries dt
Engineer Coyle and RegisIr'
amoah'ing to Sl75.0O were NJ
4, and the remaining 81, ,S54.
assct, and then on motion OF NJ
(s ,hr action of the Auditor Wi
Ird in regard to the latter, al
drawn tor the full amount OF u
bumUnira'ion was received fro
Wales, stating that he had a
ID iInGA Mcconnell Chief of /
Ice james l.. Hawkins, resigne
alnes Tucker Sergeant.
l's Brown and others asked !
pipes on Apple street fro
10 lldym0nt street, and the !
was referred to the Water Coz
petition Of Frank Il. Carsw
thrrS for the repairing of Thi
below Church street was rcterr
Stree Committee.
Min krogh pe'ilioned for y lal
f'".r stree, between Shipley n
E. Streets, and the petition WAS
to the Lamp Committee.
p'ii Ioh Of Joseph l.. Carpent
lamp on Franklin street betwe
IL alG Ninth streets was also
10 the Lamp COMMITTEES.
tolnmuulca,lon was received FRI
t"crlary OF the Board Of Port W
asking hat All appropriation
IN 'h' use oi the Board be inc
Il Ihr estimates for the next ye
Is referred to the Finance Comm
'ilmunIcatlon was received fr
VI MctauIlty, stating that
i" had asked for the paw
lNtf"r1np Of Spruce and Benz
is above Tenth, and that althOl
Petition had been granted,
had rot yet been done. The II
was referred to the Street G,
be-.
(lies b. Stidham asked permiss
se The water from the city hydra
ne purpose of sprinkling Mar
and his request was referred
" attr Committee
petition was received from VIM.
Ol, asking that Lincoln street, fl
eehth street to Lowering avenue,
A' avenue to Shallcross avenue
lru and the sidewalks laid.
'ioh was referred to the Street G
ee.
ie same gentleman also asked
Iolh street, from Shallcross
sef'hg avenue, should be brough
~ and the petition WAS referre,
'pehlng Streets Committee.
T. speaklnan said that last fal
ttu resolution, which was ador
I"fn and pave Fourteenth at
washington to West streets,
,I,,lg ,GI1hlng had as yet been done
.io IKE to hear what the Street {
'te had to say about the ma
hastburn replied that he tho
s'h'Ienan was aware that the {
nv hao no power to act onl
"nitl ,n;5 Gossgrove complained tina
p"il ms tax twice, and asked