Daily Republican., 1884-05-23
CITY COUNCIL

| CITY COUNCIL
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ss1, ss1I,,,T'oss~ Oh s~1nEn.,n,D' Is.n
.a ,"'sspIs.ScE Read
ns4,tpg of City Council ,1 1si,
M rEp,s ,s ,,,tss. Drsr ai I45 gcioSs sSs lsss ;ns
,i :, d irSrs.'isnt p coPIa P1" clerk aRa conn se
innsnher' ta,,In tha minutes, when Mr..
d ,,rias to 1fas that hat no attention noo~sd waj
paid r,,ntr Sy reading ,''e shouId .le be cas. d,s-
\ l1s sils, iaI'Is and the motion was Car
! [,'Ss s','ss tstl'lons, Ioln with favorable re-
entat'oh1''a ldahna Maris, for paving ys s'de ,ie
bt OF s,,inIav Jo,u~ street, from wafer e
On S".p1s}b ,sn 1C}bristiana Henry nn;s y, "
), ,,s,npnt to asr,' on sycamore iale street u
~ LI',T'.' ,Ta 'e extension of Fourth
ID 70 on Cherry ,nr Island marsh F.; !, AT, a, .
smith, for the 'Gn,,I['e''sp anams street.; oa
% Tn,.rp' Sa1on. for paving and ,,. ouTblnl y
,l1,i" a, n',er' street., from Sixteenth t., t,
iHco,I, ... avenue ' James Monagan,to 10,
|,"n' Ha's and n,l's gutter p'ates at lron' Front
iai;,"U I1E' .ID streets ; Edward Mcpon
l,aleh .ssair ',lossi crossings at Front and nd
"tsp !. s!rpe,s; John MeSsimer, lo'
' sanl Sn' gn-rpring on Quinn street
asn I A aud b streets ). frahh
W. ~ n revai- and set curb at Lihnei
.,,tTin % streets L. II. Quincy
ts'rs s1,,,l, the bed Of Monroe street
':~' r,nst to Fourth street; Saintis
|1snnm. s,u TO pave sidewalk on slxtl
!, 'f Ir"m Adams to Jackson street
"mir,.4 % also handed in a write,
:, , ,r'ro,uuending the paving, VIII
An blocks, of Market street AZ !n'
Pdvvipp 'av bridge, from the crosSint
4 rspproscl where the work ma na
N been done by the county: INT n
R,i..ep made a verbal report IN Ia
bitui.d.ug a culvert on heal'
!. oT4r Eleventh street bridge, at
where there is now a small stream an
k,pr, at an estimated cost OF sZoQ
Fepyrts in each case were adopted
s0peuing Streets Committee re
Ain favor of granting tho folio"
stl'0nS ~
|nps Mckay, to bring Van Bure'
to grade, between Lowering
ne and Wawaselt street ). "A
Neil, to grade Franklin street be
n Chestnut and Maple streets
Davis, to grade Maryland avenu
Beech stree, to Sixth avenue
r B.Morr0w,to pave sidewalk AM
in front of No. 10 school house
cs Z. Jack, to grade Buena Visit
tfrOm Vaniever avenue to tn
!ywine branch Of the p, W. & i
road. Each Of the reports wer
tel.
10 City Treasurer reported a balanc
S,@l4S Oyerdrawn in the Unio
Ora. Bank.
eu,ual report was received fror
City Auditor, returning check
N in favor of the Water Depar'
/ and was Overruled by Mr.. ST.
tns usual resolution, which wa
tel BY a vote of II ayes to 9 nay
eChi-f Eugineer Of the Water d.
nelt reported q men employed
a payroll amounting to $252.5'
report was not audited, and ws
n byayote of Il ayes to 9 nay
|eSreet Commissioner reported
aud 9 teams employed, with
rOO amounting to S247 2S.
IIIiam H, bois pctitloned for
on Second street, between Mad
Rnd Molloe streets, and the pet
WAS referred to the Lamp Con
D. Phi,Hpar1 others asked th;
btu s'reetall French street shouI
prINs.rl, 'ld the request was r
Fd 10 ttr Street Committee.
pe petition Of /. B. Floyd for
90 Washington street, betwee
l'l and Eighth streets, was r
. 10 thA Lamp Committee.
T. CtIwel petition d to have
placed On Spruce street fro
10 70 Eleventh. streets, and the p
was Eeftrred to the Street Coz
a a. Le Nsistre and others ask,
Monroe siFe%t from Sixth 10 Sc
Streets should be curbed and Il
sat paved, and the petition W
!eu 70 tLe Street Committee.
.'Il T. Miles asked that Sixteen
Lincoln he paved and quit,
'a'! 'N1 n"'It,0n was referred to t
Committee.
v'aii'ahce fixing and establishil
s'a'!c ol Filth street from Frank
uI''0n 'A and Franklin from Four
D'a street, was read a secol
a"'' referred to the Law Comm
!. ,aMa "a Shoemaker petitioned
.oa III ! irout Of his place Of busine
W. W. MN Z street, and the petit
'ujlding,. 'N !
~ t. Murray called the attention
r's s., " 'he TACT that a frame but
s,, "a"| 0tIng erected on Fourth str,
"'Fl 't tFapklin and Broome stree
s' ,, Ut !; considered it a violation
,n',,, "n, ,Ae street Commissioner "
\ .''u 10 notify The parties
.a1 .,'1, io' paving the following sire
SsD'I ,asl opened, read and referred
S''ett Committees. ''''''''
tgIln' g.l1', rom French to Church a
(slra'.d "F'.d to The approach of
o 'T,4t T''.' uf'dgei Fourth, from NJ
pD',,I ",IH>t aud from Madison
reD,b' 5'i i, Walnut, from Third
l"ooiI.. O iI'"ht, from Market to Ma
Ir,"'" Sv'n street, from Delaware
b j%,S RrSdp'en aVenueS; Eighth, from NJ
h, ',ome' .,.l Nanlevcr avenue, fir
4 wEt9 ypIGyt to the p. W s. B. r,
et ;, imam ,a Simmons, Eleyel
\, i,'D 70 cents M per square yard; Fou cu'
kitb "ou ',. Walnut to Market, 81
s d" street, Monroe to Broowe e'
a. S%r'es Vanss Davis-E!eyenth street
i; trou' tiva',1 "a street, Market to Walr
bn, syu, ,t,a,, Madison q to Van Buren.
d 1aTs,,, 111ye', from +, Market to Maids
Espfs tS'iss W1sI' r. Bride Eleventh str,
lr,t.tt tH,nat ~ Ut street, 53 cents; |
n W. vs'nnc o. cents; Eighth street
|n& Er",tvaer Eunever avenue, 81 col
nv,n" n"Ip",!er.Front p"n street, NJ;
'ari 'n IL D"rrrn, rt sl.9o; Eleventh str ST.
e'sl'' " pil,l Church, u G5 cents; Fl Fr
'aavspmu,ek m,kn.l, IN street, 90 cents; V