Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-11-20
City Council
yrR BREEZY SESSION =
us noe CATCHER'S HORSE
ID" Will NOT BE SOLD.
kyD L0IS10 BOUGHT

.,,,lar meeting of City Council
). ~ ba1 last evening, with President
y l',1 Sechair. The roll was called
r's ,,s" - minu,es read and approved.
FS,.s't suo Committee presented q bill
,,n,,ea s"v from David Lemon, and
a., I recommendation it was re-
y, M n ,he Law Commitbe.
|ns Lamp Comm ittee reported iayor-
|, an p the petition Of Patrick Hag.
.,n5 others, asking for lamps at
a su arJ searles and Sixth and Clay
[. saver Committes reported that
l.s,d granted the following petit
~ Wiley, secretary and
.s,t, .. the Wilmington Dental
{ssncturiug Company, for permits
(.rlay terras olta drain on King
Sgiveen T,nth and Eleventh
y, George " Bright, 10 tap sewer
tSioey stree. above Seventh, and
,sli3n 4 Gawthrop Il Brother,
I, ,be sewer at Delaware avenue
iylnBaren street.
4, polce Committee, to whom was
l-,d the petition Of William ID.
4, AID others asking that the
u cheers on the Brandywine be
rA until December Let, reported
weIy.
N N,keura's resolution that no
!, ,l.el be boush, by the city for the
.up.minator's horse. which was
routl for one week at the last
rrv was then taken up and Its
rasn moved By Mr.. McKenna.
B,rnhill said that special officer
ehN withdrawn his offer to feed
w., still lie did not think IL ad-
10 .e.l II. He presented q state
hcwing that from January lst
member LIST, thsre had been 81 ,924
Iel from registering dogs, and
upenses during that time, includ-
I. cost Of the horse. wagon and
w with the feed, and pay OF the
rlns.or, only amounted to 1861.
Ad,hat the greater part OF the
W received had been since the
Z. lss catcher had been appoip-
tNlie said that he noticed the
IacaeF was paid S88 for dogs killed
|sh. but he had been told by q
Nspatiy that Vandever only haul
WrY .3
4. T." Il this ia n fact, Foster
sli .3t MI Tue number OF dog,
and. or elsa lie had made
pr.v disposition II their carcas
J. Ba,nhill reminded Mr. Mocrt
10 .Aiements of those who Tit
lie kl!ing were all sworn to bJ
Esoe witnesses.
Bake thought these witnessei
be brought Onward, az tn,
eulie by Mr.. Moore was a very
Nole
Siyuari said that while he die
III b cat the horses iced Oft HI
v obliged to vote for the reso
The horse and wagon are fo
tdi OF the dog catcher, and a.
4e can earn a hundred dollars
hy having the horse, he though
bid We VI. ing 10 feed 1t, and /
/ no. ss,.shed, he would vote u
his own bls.uess, the man VIII
hts ul.s WAS paid more wages
the one VINO Lad tools found him
1 the dog catcher had TO have
and was not willing to feed it, b
y he in favor Of reducing his pay
ilev!ous dog catcher never had
neiiher did be ever ask for one.
axe va, very much surprised
NJ Baynard speak In tina
" Heiii lot think the hors
o+ sod, as 1t il a source G
Ne % the cl,y, and he did no
"F ''s'ea: dog catcher should b
No 70 the Cne who had preced
u There was a. least one gentle
G9aleli who could tell how tina
4eaeF dJue. This horse belong
VIZ, aud no objection should b
? ieed Il, and ii the city refuses
v Av thought the money coul
kretei.
SAWkla9 contended that tn
YEA aot belong to the city, an
@aI not be bought withou
|staa1e.
oifull,. said that Mr.. Hawkir
afA' 'leker TO have everythin
lflinau2-, but he did not as
@.'a4lee to spend $3.50 for
AAG he had never said wor
~ ~ AL ordnance to allow Ii
W each per year for clothing.
s''3ussion WAS continued II
sT ,v'' aud was participated in b
SSo'e Murray, NICK emma an
'tFoF,and when at last a vo
=, ~ Dh tue resolution 1t .esulte
'.Saynard, Grubb, Hawkin
Mention, Miller, Mitchell
ABGhenna and Murrsy-l0. N
Oi,ugh, Blake, Brison, Bsrne!
Denuey, Farrell, Newell
=. q. ! II Taylor, MerIis Tay lor al
y tarra-l3.
d 'e'Ident declared the resolutit
q ,",e .'H sresolution to sell the hors
~ N ~ harness at public auction,
y y ',;st "a instant, was then tax,
l, MI %t, herris Taylor said th
h, vas 90 100 short to allow for q
ssS slu Mr. Baynard remark
d rS.,aot I not think it would be
ia 'el,isilg.
) N, .,o's being taken 1t result
h evil ayes, and 1t was declar
lei M I'M 10Y business was then TAX
Cd w ia,cl Engineer Robinson, up
70 u ~ y, 1lon, stated that he b
yo h a, ue Elliott lot. and also t
0 Nv, hug, and had prepared t,
art IT, trlwhlch showed the numb
c,u s !os in each.
)ud y. s'a ;, these lots out very larl
D, ssGaon ssm On the Elliott lot, and
ell ss Suson S,So,nl lots. The Elliott 10
Il Em m'pvI,.'ulng fronts of 1856 fee
Uni brnr ,lOtt avenue, 297 feet
t,na ra and 2i6 feet on Tweut
- e,5oN, The Robinson and Ba
IS, a AN, an. Que half the size of t
Il IA ~ have building fronts
Il tn r%t r,eet On Tatnall street q
nd u any,, ,a,nI,enty-fourth street.
eet bin, aA =, nlne holes on the Eli
! \ a isrin iMIn y to l6 feet In dept
isrl As,.a asior " moved that Coun,
,ticd ss w., w., en minutes to exami
n ! as ,oI el' Mr.. Farrell said
SshiryaI Iear ia the Chief Engin,
- 70 p,ss s aoout the sand, and N
pss lsiSah0oss sle following result
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