Daily Republican., 1884-12-12

re Va he'd In the sewer with every
heavy rain, and stop 1t up.
The company are now engaged IN
flling In with red clay, and'he moved
that the Street Commissi0ner be In
structed to notify them to cease At once.
Mr.. Abele said that after the resolution
was passed by Council he had called
on Mr.. Bush himself, and he prom ised
TO have II paved, but nothing had been
done. Mr.. Baugh did not think the
company would pave between the
tracks until the city paved outside Of
them, and ~ the city would not be In .
condition TO do that for some time, he
thought the only way 70 get ut the
matter would be TO push them, and
make them do II.
Street Commissioner Zebley, upon
being called upon, said that he had
waited upon Mr.. Bush immediately
after the resolution was adopted, and
that he said he would present the mat
ter to the directors at their next meet
ing. He did not believe that anything
would be done toward paving between
the tracks, AZ the dirt was easier for the
mules to travel on than pavement
would he.
Mr.. Farrell said he thought that was
. very good view OF the matter, and rs
he knew the company were not making
more than expenses, he thoughtit would
be well to let the matter be as it 10, until
the company are In . better financial
coDdition. Mr.. Pickels suggested that
perhaps Mr.. Farrell was stock holder,
when he replied. unfortunately, no.:
Mr.. Moors said he thought 1t would
be well for the city TO set an example
to the company how the street should
be kept. The city has filed up French
street with clay, and he thought that
perhaps the railway company were
following suit, :.
Mr.. Mention replied that there would
be \ number of suits against the city II
! something WAS not done pretty soon tc
prevent the sewers along Front street
from being stopped up, and peoples
property Overfiowed. The discussion
was continued for some time, and th'
. City Solicitor, being called upon, sait
that there WAS nothing In the charte
! Iof the company that obliged them u
. Ipave the road.
Mr.. Pickels then offered An amend
I ment, that was adopted. instructing tn
q Sewer and Street Committees to wal
upon the President of the road, and n
4 port at the next meeting. Council the
|. adjourned.
During the evening the followin
bills were allowed and orders drawn ft
q the respective amounts
! Finance COmmittee-kennebec II
!. and Coal Company, $l4.36 Boughma
!. 81 Company, $l.28; William McGiu
n l$14 B5. Opening Streets Boughman
a, Com nauy. Sl6 90: Kenneb9c Ice af
/ Coal Company, 50 q Eliza Frazer, y
Patrick Hanley, s.; Andrew Trayn0
in l$5. Public Buildings - wilmingtt
:. Coal Gas Company, s276.e,
ID In. r. Pickels, S577s; James Mil
or I34; Allen Speakman, t6.S H.
IL Grubb, s3.5i John G. Brison, q
a. l35: Adams 81 Brother, 50. .43 Ken
no bee Ice and Coal Company. =
- 27 Eliza Frazer, tll, and $l.5
a. iB. II. Townsend, sis /; Mccartney Ksl
AZ lney Il Co., $s.75 G. s. Cleland, I'll 9
II IJames II. Cleaver, q. Law Commit
~. ID. German, IS. Police Commit
bel-Hugh Mcconnell, $55.06 Boughm
Al u. Go. 65 cents Adams q Broth
of SS.O4. Com mittee on AccouDts-Jan
n IL Webb Printing & Stationery q
"a l$5O.l9; Boughman & Co.. 1910
James Belt, 81. so Frist & Davis,$5
ed IL. v. Carlisle & Co., 81. Sewers-N
an Oulbert, $3.50 P. Combs & Co. $50.
oil Allen Speakman. Sl.17; Lewis
ver Coke & Son, $l2 10. Lamp
ed. iWilmington Coal Gas Company,
1920. .33 Pennsylvania Globe Gas Lis
ro- Company, $97 "a 4. A. Robins
at $2S4, so; James Moore, so cents !. A.
The YArna ISL 80. Streets-James NICK
ned drick, $l6 20 and S202. .13; Alvan Ala
,si. I$240.75; Davis & Brother, $lOO
I'M. James Davis, $36i.37 Richard Wall
1881. .55; Hugh Patton, S35. 20 and $l
tn John Bader, $1O.65; Lewis I. Cru
md IS8 70; Is. +. Townsend, $S3 81 W
the liam j. Forrest, $l7.50;.J J ". Carlisl
ner Company,17.7 and $l3.7l ;Remineto
but Company, $2.81 and u l. w "a; Thom
fer 1870 Michael Kerns, $50; William "
and ten, $51.80 Bridget Finnegan, $2o;
ed. ry Hitler, $27. SO John Lynch =
ave Kent & Weeks, Q. 5.94; Franz Gingleb
In lS18 SO +; Samuel Denny, $50; !
red Duffy, $7l.75 and $i7.SS; John Z. l
The cry. $l4 SO ; Walter McEvilley, $37,
ave Timothy mckinley, 1875; Pat
ono Hanley, $42. so Morris Moran, $43.
and John Collins, $lS.75 James Reyno
was I$22. so Peter Quinn, $l6.63 Rich
ON. Greenfield, $l3.3S; Adams Il L
Sl.oO; Peter Haughey, $50; Fa
rom lMcCuen, 81; James Farley, $i2
hal Martin O'Toole, 1878: VIM. Oh
vide 81. So David Murphy, $40 George
his Simpson, $25 Martin Keogh, $l25
his James Reynolds, $50; Harry Mel
ring ney, t76 james OrocAo''' ei1 D'
and IDougherty, pofi.