Daily Republican., 1885-06-30
Special &c; Meetin G.
CITY OOUNalL SETTLING UP
THE BUSINESS OF THE PAST
FISCAL YEAR.
PORT WARDENS ELECTED,

An adjourned meeting of City Council
was held last evening with President
FarrA in the chair. As soon az the
clerk had finished calling the roll, the
President announced that the meeting z
WAS called for the purpose Of finishing
up the business for the fiscal year, end.
ing June 3Oth. The petition Of Linder
man & Brother to set curb ON Gilpin
avenue between jackson and Van
Buren, streets, and on Shallcross avenue
between the same streets, was granted,
the work to be done under the super.
vision Of the Street Commissioner.
Frederick Pyle petitioned to have
tho grade on Rodn'y street fixed, and
the petition was referred to the Open ing
Streets Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Merris Taylor,
| Council proceeded to elect two Port
Wardens. Mr.. Taylor nominated Jas.
Bradford for the term ending June,
1889, and Enoch Moore for the term
ending June, 1880. and both were
unanimously elected.
The ordinance providing r. the sals
Of certain real estate belonging 70 the
city was returned by the Mayor with
his approval.
The Police Committee reported the
bill of Alfred T. 'vingate, for killing
|dogs, as follows:
January, s35; February, s7s; March,
ls76; April, $s2 June, $50. The bill fol
May was allowed at a previous meet.
!, ing. Mr.. Barnhill, chairman OF the
! difficulty about the bill with the previ
!, ous committee, and that was the rea
son it had not been paid. The preBen
1 had tnad xwituasaae
who testified that the bill for eael
3 month was correct, and they had moth
a., ing to do but report it to Council, whe
j. any action they thought proper coult
be taken. On motion an order wa
!. drawn for the full amount. tt
| bill of Mayor Wales for $1,037.50 fC
D police clothing was also passed, an
8 Council adjourned,
IL During theevening orders were draw
t as follows:
Il Davis & Brother, $83 36 Danit
8 Dougherty, S1O7. 40 Davis & Simmop
!, 1870 OF Michael Riley. $63.00 G. ]
2 Maroney, $3.50; Patrick McGeary, $40
a l63 Adams x Brother, $40 90 P. Ca
berry, 81 80 4; Daniel Doug herty 1926.
al Bougnman & Co., S. 80 Davis & Bro
. $3.50 Al L. H. Cox & Son, g. 90 Pett
1 Fagan, $6S.l3; 2. Carbesry, $50 9.
S. Denney. SIS 90: A. Traynor, 5000
, lJohn Shehan, S43.75; Neal Duffey
Z 1876 80 Maurice Moran, IA. 3S Ma
ri tin O'Toole, $4938 John Q. Laver
Z l$3S 70 Michael Curran, $27. 80; Hem
Hitler, $4,000; Davis & Simmon
l$422 58 John Kelley, $46.25; Hni
/. Patton, S37. rs; l.. II Cox & Son, S21 6
h | Henry O'Neill. si3.74; II. Patton, $50. o
n H. Hitler, $3.50 p. Tucker, SIS OK
20 John Bader, $3.50; Wecoacoe FIJI
n Company, $50 100 Samuel Denney, $42
3 l50 r. A. Carswell, S38. .S3 /; A. Ira.
d inor, $1,000; Martin Keogh, 1856 .0(
IS Franz Gingleback. $166. 90 John Do
4 ldan, S8.80 John shehan, S27. SO /; Coo
10 ing Brothers, $34 10; Cox x O'Do
y nell, $500 !; Daniel Dougherty, SIT. 81
g. We'll & Ringwalt s2.90 DAM
10 Dougherty, $23236 James McKel
v drick, $274.30; Martin Keogh, $146.a
v Davis & Simmons, 535 09; Dani
., Dougherty, S43 10; Davis & Bro, S48;
10 20; johnson & Barnhill, So 90; Alexa
,e der Chambers, $2,75; Eliza Frazer, 81
90; John c. Brison, Sl5.37; John
McEntee, So, 90; Edward Melchcoir. 5
40. Il. w. Birnie,$1 90; Adams & Brot
er, 81 90; Alexander Chambers, 81.
Adams x Bro, 81 40; Pusey 81 Jon
" Company, $30.7O; William Doughert
at $11 SO; Mathew Kyle, $l2.96; Patri,
N Car berry, $145.16; Peter j. Ford, $11
ly John Logue, $l10.92, p. f. MartiI
es S23 05; Boughman Il Co., S16.65; WI
Ter McEvelley ,$44.H0; Eliza Fraz'
80; Boughman Il Co., 26 81; Jam
.iMurpbey, S.,