Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

~ sno clby umlto, ana Bt6ttn
tnAs ne has had two horses injured an
a carriage badly dsmsged by drivin
Mr.. Newell said that some Ave or nj
weehs ago he had introduced q resolr
Eion, wnich was passed, requesting th
water CON mission to put the street 1
% eood order es 1t was before they lai
water pipes. This resolution had bee
sent 70 them, but they had done th
same - with all other matters fror
Oouncil, taken ne notice Of 1t. Fl
moved that this communication be n
ierred TO the Water Commission, en-
that the Street Commissioner be In
structed to notify them TO have th
paving done within ten days, as RI
quired by law. The motion was adopted
Patrick Dillon petitioned for tw
crossings ct Seventh and Van Bure
streets and one 1t Fifth, and the pct
tfon WAS referred TO the Street Com
mittee with power to act.
| Mr.. Blake presented an Invitation
from the Weccsooe Steam Fire Com
pany for the President, mem bers q
council and the reporters 70 inspec
their new house at Second and JacksoI
streets this evening. He moved tha
the invitation be accepted. and tina
when Council adjourn It be to meet i,
their chamber as Z. 80 O'Clock, this even
Ing, 10 procsed in . body to the Wecoa
ooe Engine House, and the motion wa
adopted.
James Fl. Beggs Il Co., were granted
permission to set curb on Twenty secou(
street near Jessup's lane, and Georg,
W. Bush WAS granted perm ission TO ~
Hrnnf al has 4
Lincoln streets, and on several othe
stroets In the western part of the city
the work In each case to be done upde,
the supervision OF the Street Commits
sioner,
The petition of Martin Green, to hav,
Wawaset street between Scott apd
Lincoln streets graded, was referred h
the Opening Streets Committe
-J. B. Gibson petisioned for a pA,
lamp on Tenth street between AdamI
and franklin streets, and the petitior
was referred to the Lamp COMMITTEES.
Sharp and EvaDs were granted per
mission u - 100 feet OF curb on Spruce
street SSlten Tenth and Eleventh
streets
William Brighs's petition for two
lamps on Orange street between Tenth
and Twelfth streets WAS referred to the
Lamp Committee.
Mr.. Newell introduced an ordinance
for the protection Of center stones, which
was read second time and referred 70
the Law Committee.
The Same gentleman also called M
for third reading the ordinance fixing
and establishing the grade of Lowering
avenue at DUPONT street. The first
section was read, when Mr.. Norton
moved that 1t be referred back TO the
com mittee, on the ground that ths
members were not well enough ac q.
Qusinted with Its provisions. and.tbe
effect 1t would have on propertv IN the
vicinity to take action at present.
A discussion ensued which was ron.
ttnued for some time, and pnrticipated
In by Messrs. Chambers, Newell and
N Norton, when n vote was taken and the
motion to refer back to the committee
prevailed.
Mr.. Murray then moved that Council
meet 1T Lowering avenue and Dupont
street on Saturday afternoon a. q
O'Clock, and the motion was carried.
Mr.. Merris Tay lor presented the re
turn OF the com mission to assess dam
ages for the lands of J. Cloud Elliott
In the Ninth ward, and on his motion
IL was referred to the Park COMMITTEES
The same gentleman introduced a
resolution that orders be drawn to
the amount of $114, $50 In favor of the
parties whose lands have been accepted
by the Park Commission. the orders not
to be drawn until the City Solicitor,
makes full searches and notifies IT.
Olty treasurer that all liens have beer
removed and . perfect title vested In
the city. The resolution was Adopted
without any opposition.
Mr.. Dillon gave notice that at some
future meeting he would introduce an
oiolnance, providing for the licensing
Of street peddlers.
Mr.. Merris Taylor introduced an ordi.
nance, authorizing loan or $15, 600 for
the benefit Of the Water Com mission.
said loan to run SO years at q rate OF
interest," not exceeding OF per cent. The
ordinance was read second time. and
referred to the Law Committee.
Mr. Blake inquired why IL was that
The ordinance for the relief of the an.
preparation for paving streets was not
taken mp for third reading, when Mr.
Merris Taylor replied that be had iust
been handed the estima ate of the amount
II money needed, which he would like
Anne to bring before the Finance Com.
nittee and fully consider it. Council
hen adjourned.
During the evening the following
bills were passed aud orders drawn:
Committee on Sewers-James Con-
lally, $166 85; j. @. Brison, 1851. II; |
George Nilsson, $50; Fame Hose Com.
,any. $500; j. w. Porter, $3.50; total,
571 80.
Police Committee-Adams & Bro.
lO.87; Thomas Duffy, S1;Frank Meo
!am, $3 90; j. j. Doughsrty, $40 80;
Vm: Campbell, IS; J. v. Carlisle 8
)o.., IS 80; DR.. II. Ogle, $27; q. jaime.
Belt, $3; Grover u Co., s.; Bouebmanl
. Co., IS 80; Frank Il. Smith, S11 AZ;
!. j. Dougherty & Bro, $12; total, ST.. |
Printing Committee-Every EVENING"
'ublishtDg Company, $14 81; James u.
Iewts, 81; Star Publishing Oompany,
8 4S; James and Webb Printing and
Company, $66; total, $IO4. .06
Fire mmittee-Hsrry O'Neil, So;
Iouthern Electric Company, SIT so; A
|. Messfck, 70 cents; j V. Carlisle g.
10, 90 cents; A. p. Buoher, 81 80; total,
Public Building Committes-Adams
Bro, $8.2S; Eliza Frazer, $40; R. A.
)arswell, $38 So; W. P. Karr, 81 b6;
'ames Mills, $40 70; James @. Brlson
8 80; Lewis 7. Grubb, 90 cents; Will
rington Goal and Gas Oohpany,
227 26; total, $3l1 80
Opening Streets Committee-A. Tray.
lor, $40; Delaware and Atlantic Tele.
hone Company, $40; BouR hman g. Co, Ii
12 56; Kent & Weeks, $40 "a; James
$6; Eliza Frazer, So; J vi.
)arlisle q Co.. $5; j. @ Brison, $50 rs;
Vii lam HarriRAn, $65; Harry O'Neil,
i28; o. j. Hession, $l1 80; total, $233. ga II
Lamp O0mmittee-Wilmington Coal {
las Company, 81 353 o.; Pepnsylvania