Daily Republican., 1885-09-11

inibslODer. MT, moore furthes afnenueu
by ins,ructing the Street Commiss ioner
70 notify the contractor not to use the
sand In question until after the commit
tee reported.
The discussion continued. for some
time, and statement was made by the |
Street Com missioner that he had ordered |
the contractor not TO use the sand but
his orders had not been obeyed, and
that 1t was only one Of many instances
where proper respect had not been |
shown him. Mr.. Moore's amendment |
was lost and Mr. Newell's adopted. The
motion as amended was then adopted.
Chief Engineer Robinson recommended |
that no change Of grade be made att
Twelfth and Heald streets, as II would
interfere with the drainage at that
point.
Mr.. Miller asked what had bee ome Of
the petition he presented several weeks
since for an inlet 10 the sewer on Monroe
street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Mr.. Farrell said II had been delayed
because the Sewer Committee had been
30 busy and another reason WAS they
did not wish to hold too many meetings.
Mr.. Newell presented ordinances ss
follows: Establishing the grade Of
Seventh street between Rodney and
Clayton; Second, between Harrison and
Broome; Third, between Harrison and
Broome; Franklin, between Front and
Fourth; Front, between Monroe and
Jackson; Adams, between Second and
Reed. Merris Taylor submitted an
ordinance amending the ordinance OF
April 20, 1875, in relation to the width
OF Maryland avenue between Front and
and Reed streets. All the ordinance
passed second reading and were re-
ferred to the Law Committee.
Mr.. Barnhill offered a resolution that
the Opening Streets Committee be In
structed TO advertise for proposals for
opening Tatnall street from Twenty
TINS. to Twenty fifth street, but at the
reouest Of MIR. Newell he withdrew II
for one week, and Council then aa-
Ijourned
During the evening the following
orders were drawn:
s. G. Simmons g. Brothers, S25 S2 (;
Daniel Dougherty. S3l.43 DAVIS q
Simmons, S504 OF James McKendrick,
$l6s. 40; George G. Simpson, $40
Remington 4 Company, 1872 j. V.
Carlisle IL Company, S26 10 and sl2.s6
John Kelley, al. 81 Fanny McKeown,
$Se7S; Maurice Moran, SIS rs John
q. Lavery, $3.50; p. Megary, 81
50; Henry Mckinney, sl9. .02 /;
r. Parry, Jr., 81 25 Alvan Allen. S2.U
William Curran, $44.37 Henry O'Nei
$34 L. Mrs. Tucker, $3.50 Martir
OToole, $40 90 f. Gingleback, $7S ~
Patrick Reynolds, SIS Peter Pagan
SIS; Henry KILLER, $40 Mel Duly
l$l07 60 John Hawke, S57. II William
Crater $5J 4; ID. Doherty, ,S2L6O Davis &
Bro, her, $3.50 % Martin keozh, t5l. 80
A. Traynor, $50 pay. roll, $l72 II VIII
mington Coal Gas Company, 81 25l.76
Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Compa
ny, $685. Thomas j. Webb, $50 j
lJ. Dougherty, $66.V0 Brooks Foster
1885 Frank +. Smith, 81 40 Adam
81 Brother, $40 93; Boughman q Com
pany, $1. rs; DIR. Willard Springer, w
Kirkman Coach Company, ~ 80; DE-
IL. Patterson, q 90; j. j. Pierce, 81; L
lP. Moody, $500; Board of Education,S,
300; George ID. Clelapd, ,$16.25; The P'
. ! sey Il Jones' Company, S51. SO; William
iDougherty, S15; James Mckendrick
Sl07 50; John Mcbride, $l5; pay roli$Sl
j Boughman & Company, $50 lo' IN
James and Webb p. and s. Company
Isl 40; G. B. Rhoads, Sl2; Southern Elec
trio Company, 1882 o3; P, w. ~ b
A Railroad Company, 80 cents; Friend
I IRhtp Steam Fire Ehglne Ooul
b pany, 81. .25O; Washington 8. r. + Com
o pAny, 81, ,250, Reliance s. +. +. Com
jpany, 81, $50; Delaware Fire Company
/. 81 $50; PhRnix s. X. f. Company, 81
= l75; Fame Hose Company, l,lo
4 Weccacoe s. f. e, Company, $2,eO
4 Chief Engineer Reeder, 800; Assistan
r Engineer Wigglesworth, $50; Assistan
Engineer McCullin, $50; Every Eyenin
|. Publishing Company, $lO038; Sta
IPublishing Company, SCI 65; TIL
d james and Webb p. and s.. Compan!
n ,Sl34 so, 81, 800. Kent Il Weeks, 1886 |
d Boushman u Co., 1896; James 4
IL Mcbride, SIS; Eliza Frazer, IS; Patric
B. Henry, S45O; John j. Dougherty
Brother, 81; j. A German, Fl. Eli7
i Frazer, $40; Thomas Feeney, S33
d Adams & Brother, $66.S9; johnson
q Rarnhill s..