Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-12
CITY COUNCIL.
s,lICE IN SOUTH WILL
.,.s;rON-CITY AUDITO8'S
} .,rI rOK PAY ROLLS.

Ie S iss last s even ing, and In the ab
y ~. '' of PRESIDENT Conrad, Mr.. Blake
=" s"eslled to the chair, but before thu
~ ~. s,"mmeuced to read the minutes
= ~ tp,ssiden, came in and took hi'
minutes wer. partly read, when
~o,on OF Mr.. Blake, the farther
.SIug was dispensed with.
ma Opening Streets COMMITTEES re.
.i,"S i IN favor OF accepting the deed
tnT VT Head and wife. for the bed
,p.arles y street, In East Wilmington.
"r M law Committee reported favor
a, an the ordinance fixing and estab'
ins ,he grade of Railroad aven ne.
:. Fsrrell, of the Sewer Committee,
IA attention to the petition OF the
,,Sl.ll Car Wheel Company. In refer
~ M 10 the sluice on Christiana ave-
NJ u aid that the Sewer Committee had
,svJ the place and found the sluice
.,yery bad condition, and that Mr..
I,M.ll hal informed them that the
s,hL agreed TO keep the sluice in
y Orier The committee had also
.rraIped that HenhGffer & Vaughn
n, lbe only parties In this city who
srstbs, kind OF work, and they were
rIrr TO do ii for $3.50.
NJ Pickles moved that the Sewer
Fmui,,ee be authorized to have the
MI done. but Mr.. Merris Taylor OBJ
Md TO the motion, on the ground
Nhe ordinance provided that for all
rk exceeding in cost $50, proposals
nd be advertised for, and moved that
twnmittee be- authorized to adver.
\ br proposals. After q discussion,
Ith lasted some time, the President
M Mr.. Pickel's motion out of order,
NM Taylor's motion was adopted,
hn Mr. Farrell remarked that the
rasIon had consumed considerable
ns aud would consume twenty-five
cars 10 advertise It.
Tue Lamp Committee reported In fa.
md granting the petition of Frederick
Me- iOr a lamp on Broome street be-
rep Ninth and Tenth streets, and
id William II. Hanna, for one on
iluul street between Ninth and Tenth
neis
The City Treasurer reported q balance
sl@,j9G20 in the Union National
slf 10 the credit of the city, and that
bring the week he had been paid the
Moving amounts. City Auditor Rail,
fsB, Tax Collector Moody, $500;
h Edmund Provost, taxes for 1888,
W Tax Collector Kane, $ll0O; Mar.
Farrell, Is 80.
The City Auditor reported that he had
beC'ed len for sidewalk from w. g.
sbb, and satisfaction was ordered to
entered On the lien book.
The observation-disclosures reported that
sN Il men and l6 teams employed,
" spayroil amounting to S375.50.
lsSewer Committee reported a lay-
Aia@Hiing to $i3 so, and an order
lthVn iof the amount. The City
ANG presented a bill OF $50 for ser
fsntdrFed In making out, paying
istrng satisfa ctiOn on the pay
sa DE Water Department since
'8'al and an order was drawn for
sTEai without any opposition.
cooper pttltioned for lamp in
H,tyEay on French street, near Glib.
"aOe, and the petition was refer
'lr Lamp Committees
NElllon o. Patrick Di..on, 10 have
hl Of Shipley Run sewer re- built
'~l second and Third streets was
u vn'O 70 the Sewer Committee.
~ rIrkeiS presented the bill of w.
SEoalcr, Esq, OF $500, 800 Of which
Otv. paid on amount, leaving bal
VWHlO NJ due, for services rem
" ~ Ii the Wafer Com mission cases.
IS H., We biii OF Benjamin Nields, Esq,
Nv s-n having already been paid,
Ie oiu OF Edward @. Bradford,
y@S'oO, elOO having been paid,
sNIc'S III The same case, and The
NN" fe'rfred to the law Commit
s,Ioler st4'noer u the residents along the
S1!Nihe petilioned Couacil TO ex
Ise b. iime OF the special police on
m aD'auuyWlne Tor one month, or long
NJ \. I'tcolil' OF the depredations com
@t.. NV, ramps and gunners during
p' p'a' anu tho matter was referred TO
tVI'ce Committee.
Heald and others petitioned for
M, s anu curblng on the west side Of
urs.,,i e "ireets, between Thirteenth and
mi u'n " u Streets, and the petition was
'a ~ the Street COMMITTEES.
,tpaoh p,,iloh u Thomas INITIAL, cali
.,n,Vi' %GtVi' 10 The fact that teams are
ANY a. being driven over his prop
Ipo ~, n,n't and Union streets, and
l,Or 'O' "Atl, was referred to the
.ior! Nm! " Hughes were granted Der.
en a" ~ ~ SCI curb on West street. be-
NJ, n,sateenlh and Nineteenth
son AZ, ahl James Linn given per.
Nm pIo,' U at' curb on Heald street, be.
comn,''e.n ani Twelfth streets.
Auci. .pun,cation p-a was received from
glins IN bradley, complaining that the
lue amp at Eleventh and Rail.
bonn raue aa mas not burned more than
sla,ie "a night Tor over q month.
been sa .la' although complaint
bad NO, inane male 10 the lamp lighter.
(str wa uU' 'aken any notice of It. The
eS vas referred To the Lamp Com.
EiH.,
n m .n,u Thompson asked TO have
ss IN u ,h' gu Gu Oak and Anchorage
ii0n ~ no Eleventh ward. and the
pte, No. iei"rred to the Street Com
[at .,.,i Af' Abele stated that since
IAa,s nad been graded the old
I@,iHI, stood 80 far ons that il vas