Daily Republican., 1886-06-04

partment presented bis monthly report.
which showed that all the companies
were in service. but that the Weccacoe
engine was at present out of service. ON
account OF broken axle. He recon-
ended that the Gamewell indicator
be introduced into the engine houses.
| The-pay roll of the President and
members of Couucil, amounting 10
1851 "a was presented and passed,
| The pay-roll OF the Sewer Depart-
ment, amounting 1876, was presented
and an order drawn In favor of the
Street Commissioner,
The petition OF John T. Davis, asking
that the curb In front of Nos. DO7 and
9OS Washington street be reset, was re-
ferred to the Street Committee.
A communication was received from
the Fame Hose Company, asking that
an indicator be placed in their house,
and stating that they prefer the Game
| we'll, as 1t has been tried, was referred
to the Fire Committee.
The preamble and resolution adopted
at the anti.park meeting on WeJ nesday
evening was presented, and after being
| read referred to the Special Committee
| on Park.
Patrick Cannon was granted permits
| sion to set "a feet of curb on jackson
street, between Shallcross and Loyerlpg
avenues.
The petition of James McDonough
asking permission to tap the sewer on
Seventh street below Lomb mbarl to drain
his house, was referred to the Sewer
Committee.
Thomas Samworth was granted per
mission to set 130 feet OF curb at Third
and Sesrles streets.
Mr.. Mention presented three petitions,
one Of which was about six feet long,
asking that Council pass the ordinances
providing for a public park, and they
we're referred to the special committee
on park.
The petition of VIM. Hamilton for a
crossing at Lincoln street and Lowering
Iavenue. and 70 have 25 feet paved on
Lincoln street, WAS referred to the
Street Committee.
Owing to the designations Of assistant
inspectors Of election the following
changes were made by election: Third
district, John McHugh, In place of j as
Glasgow; Fifth district, Thomas Bridge
man, in place of ID. Mccormick: Tenth
district, Frank P. Mellon, In place Of
G. j. Montgomery; Eleventh district,
James Kelley, in place of T. j. James; /;
Twenty fourth district, Edward j.
Mines, In place of Charles A. Ryan.
Stephen s. Cook was elected inspector
for the Eleventh district, vice Ed ward
Mccall, resigned, and John M. Enos,
assistant inspector OF the Fourteenth
district, vice james Carberry, removed.
James Scott succeeded John ". Hil-
lard In the Twenty-fifth district for the
same reason.
Mr. Baynard offered q resolution tba,
was adopted, instructing the Law Com
mittee to obtain tho park ordinance,
and II 1t was found impossible to do
that. TO prepare copy and report on 1t
this evening.
Before adjournment the following
bills were reported fsvorably and or
dered paid;
Streets-W. T. Thompson. $64. .5S;
Isaac Granger, S95 80; John Mcbride,
Sn.26; Franz Glnglebach, $l54.16;
Martin Keogh, $50; payroll, S75 As;
Michael Riley, $l49.33 Public Build
llngs-Lewis T. Grubb, $1.02. Opening
Streets-HArry O'Neill, $25; p. Ma.
garrity, &c. Lamps-Thomas Webb,
S66; johnson & BarnhilI, $3.50. Police
Michael Cannon, IS; Charles A.
Brlckle, 30; Isaac Venn, $1.50; Martin
Farrei, $26 1U. Sewers-Pay-Tol 81 65;
Matthew Kyle, 81; p. Combs & Com :
pay, $685. Walter NoEvily, S22 so;
Michael Maloney, Sl2. Finance
Monthly payroll of President and
members of City Council, S53184.