Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-06-25
|CIrY COUNCIL

CITY C0UNClL'
MEETING LAST EVEN
'n-RILLs !. PASSED AND
ornrs BUSINESS
=. conrad presided at tn
nsus 6, .,setinp Of City Council 4 las
n1uf aNd after the roll was caile'
anu ~ his n understanding was tina
~ d, > vas VA called for the purpos
ing as bill bills in the hands Of com
CSnoncil Sn neil was ready to hea
whsn Su4Dt the printing bills weI'
NH Miller, formerly chairman 0
tnt;us m., Committee, asked MT 7
Tsv1el, aS,lns the present chairman, !
asi.sl' Issn a deduction OF 20 pc,
,hst Ds'p Of the Morning News anf
LICAS. 49,, ho bod peve,
or,or rpDlleQ tnab ho LOU ho'o,
Y an ANYTHING OF the kind, ane
aware that they we're entitled
10" S" Mr.. Miller said they had
had had that!reduction from m th1s. hos
Mars, 4r and on his motion the Dill
1r' eom'mitted to the committee FOL
sw W, Committee reported, with q
a." - recommendation, the ordi'
rrapting the Malleable Iron
n permission to lay an iron
trom William Campbell of S75
,iss vhichhis horse received on
.tree,, May 3, was referred to
Committee.
Lamp Committe reported IN
pranting a petition for a lamp
N avenue, between Adams and
streets. also in favor of grant
nptjtion of James Woolley and
Sr A lamp on Tenth street, be-
Jefferson and Madison streets.
EOtiop of Mr.. McKenna, the
ble Iron Company ordinance was
nro ,hird reading. After the
II finished reading the ordi-
md a vote was about to be taken
nscting clause, Mr.. Farrell in.
iii gave the Company the right
Facks upon the sidewalks, and
6rmed that il did.
Farrell then said that 1t was his
landing that the City Solicitor
[idtd that Council had not the
10 grant any such privileges as
bpany desires.
akemoyedlhat the City Solicitor
d on the matter, but upon q vote
sken the motion was lost. Mr.
announced his determination to
ainst the ordinance, unless the
Solicitor declared 1t legal,
ID, that while he was opposed
Dg any distractions in the way
uiacturers, he was determined
as be was in Council, to see that
btu of the people were not in
by corporations, and he did
eye that Council had the power
that this company, or anyone
bOuld be permitted to Obstruct
bwaIks in the manner proposed.
Pickles read a section of the new
giving Council control of the
and the power to grant permis-
anyone to lay tracks for cars to
by steam or horse power. He
Mr., Farrell of indulging iu
pbe speeches for effect, and con-
that the term streets included
Ire space between the building
ARIEL asked Mr.. Pickels il he
(ood him to mean that Council
'ight to give permission for
% be laid on the sidewalk Of
street? Mr.. Pickles replied
ey undoubtedly had the right to
lcl Frnlsson, if they saw fit
but tIecases were not parallel.
case The aaleable Iron Compa-
sa'I the property on which it is
u'ol Place The tramway, and it
hf Inconvenience any one.
u'HE'NlnI continued for some
~ ., Ts Tspar'lclpated in byMessrs,
Il. Taylor, ,Nerris Taylor, Blake.
aa Lynn.
baat moved TO refer the Ordi
Iach 10 the Law Committee.
u ofon vas lost by q vote OF 12
PSales, Mr. Robert H. Tayirr
10 postpone the whole mat, er
pc next regular meeting, but The
was lost, as was a motion MIR.
lay IoF 10 hear the City So. .ici;or
matter
Pc was then taken on the final
pillows:
f,-baynaM, Grubb, Litzenberr,
Il tLa''lmer' Miller, Moore, McKen.
FltlS, Smith and Speakman, II.
rrAOeIe' ,e' Baugh, Blake, Brison,
= , Mention, Murray, r.. Fl.
| NJ MeFIls M Taylor and President
!, ~ The last explained that he
III lle Negative in order to move
'hsldcrati0n.
Nerris Taylor said that he knew
"
'''e ~, about the matter, but he
w. vote Tor any ordinance that
'fV''t'' on by the Law Committee
l"%'t H. Taylor said that he
ave voted for the ordinance if
w. "'sil ~ :or The Company to lay its
u III tue Street, but would not vote
u VI placing them on the side.
,vh ", enm explained his vote Nv
" 'laI lie believed Council had the
W Nv grant ga inc right TO place the
ru /" ,ns sidewalk, and therefore
n 4 i laSoT OF it. The President
= ~ W ,te ~ ordinance lost, as it had
10 IT, oo'sil the votes of two.thirds
se ss members present.
W Tue evening the following
'.s =. reported BY the various com.
anu " the city auditor and d.
''IScts--John re- T. Simmon j.,
!, fDrrrSl q Pierce, 44S IS ;
,,'S W. HrHgs Il ca, 496 20 The
',' Y "pNrs Company, Sl.4. ; and
Nv SST,'oh :. orris, S27O SO : Robert
Vi, Cnr,,;; =. ;G""rge ..n g j, kirkmau, S25;
,,l'I' UU'fy' $66.25 Thomas Porter,
'"IH "a, Asr.ey, $50 John Logup,
,,'D m"''Ia Williams, SG6 25 ; II.
''pt'' w.! 80; Curtis Pierce.
Ill.,, H., W. zcbley, $G6. %;
Ssaanrr'gan, sanl s63.75; George q.
! s,'Fn m0' '"m"s n 81 Montgomery, s1.SO;
rI ,n, s,n q 80; Kent & Weeks.
'S' Il" s'o12 o. asnnard Trusty, s4s..
'S,S S,a X Ie, s3 %; Henry F,
! ~ sf FelI X Peoples, sis.05;
pi,d hSS,StIl, a s5s.75; Weccacor
4; sfe Int'nr + T., Company, SIS; F.s.
II #, oe. |noar!i y, Car Wheel Cou !
'a', ~D'' T. T. / Dupont,de Nemonrs
''"'E, 4 iy,,; u; Lew's r. Grubh, sl6..
Il NIry, $40. 81. Ad.,, Crrb,.