Daily Republican., 1886-08-06
city COUNCIL.
soEI stSSNUE snsSaNUE PROVIDING

,0sr SESSION LAST :. sgdy.nHss nYpnss'
aUst gss tosDISANoE fEo''' |
-, Of superin, endent Of
tie t'e"p leo passsd-An Ordinance
bro Alarm ,,,a,,ug tho Markets.
.,.r weekly meeting Of CITY
90 tsssss as held last evening Win .ni,
rpcll vas ssstal Aim in the chair. The roll
,sidspt Eon1i "a the minutes partly read
sled aua Non Of Mr.. Barnhill, tho
y. o, % lsadlne was dispensed son"r,sd ~..m; in
tl'i riospee r' Committee rep1rt%gn pc %a.ia
Far Of pn.s pr"ut, t,r Cyrus f WELDON, toI
60, seerS'I se pS Ioverpaid taxes, and on tne
luDd y - pohsrt H. Jones TO release
tinor o. ,narty n, from q sewer lien.
|Tsa TlslT 8 ret Committee repos.oII r. Con 1
|The ~ 70 following petitions: .. a, Ion
on ,ls s.4t curb on Liberty Stree. "
:, 10 S ts,e, avepue; j. Sharkey, curn on
(sry alu, ' ~ of franklin street TO IT ed
easI Si"v y 70 have the gutter laid; WIN,
aslnu wssr side OF Walnut street W Us
VIZ ne ssuth and Eleventh stree.s' i,' eu w W..
e:n si,sD. S to have the Sidewalk on mnt Hoo on
6i'en, .U,e 10 Scott street, ana on
fne ..,ssi w." to Lincoln paved.
F0'' SUI ',,on Of Mr.. L. H. Taylor, tue
.sidrrstiou ~ Of the electric nSn' su"
El'lu., !. ass Inostponed for two weeks.
Tss City treasurer reported . palnno1 .,nusI
Ihs iI,t ol:s l7s II in the Union National
E'u ~ NE credit OF the city, and tnat
snK " ,sa t'aN EEK he had received the
gils 'n' amoupts: Tax Receiver
t.sy' ST., $50; Tax Recslver s.s,,e nsne'
! isay, sS, Tsrk Of the Market smeits'
i%v' ,4S BaiIding inspector Diiion'
NJ" Nv rent Commissioners reported
ll' ~ 70. men and nine teams em
a:, n,, in in cleaning and repairing tne
,,:s, Of this city, with a pay-roii
[noupting to $l6l.ol' .,aa tho,
NJ. Rn'Id,pg Inspector reported tna'
.hs sr,be month of July he had IL
na.sd a.,n nrouerty valned At $s6, ,2o0' AND
fpss,se8 pssse y. a. les sl23, and for permits
I, pr,y weils $3.50. , ,a
rSs nv. roll OF tine President ano
smher, OF Couucii, amounting 10 20, l :
:. ,bs Saver pay roll OF S55.So ana tne
Er,.csIsu,ons pay roll, amounting &c
1 M; NJ were presented and orders
E.svn for the respective amounts.
The following petitions were preseht y
b and ,pierted TO the proper commit
H. Carpen,er, Jr and others FOL
er,biug and paving of portions o.
Secondhand Brown streets and Maryland
svanre. Delaware Steam Fire Engine
COMPANY, paving OF the street In IRON
q jts hous- with Belgian blocks;lda II
WcCArn. for return of tax on the prop
CIV northeast corner of Seventh anC
T,ns,,. assessed wronafuIly In th'
usue Of Der hu, band, deceased; DaviG
Il. Coyle, for 500, salary for acting a
Ch!el Engineer of the Water Depart
men. during June and July, 1884; Geo
". and Robert McCaulley, Jr., REIN
tinrment for sand and mortar lost, S4
10 amount, through the digging OF
trench By the Water Department, o.
Tenth street above Monroe, while build
il; was going on there; Isaac 7. Pyle
lamp on east eide OF jackson abov
Fourth. JOB H. jackson, president
w, overaharGed tax on houses MOI
1888 and l04l EasI Seventh, which ha
been demolished; John Wagner, lam
On 0hippey, between Eleventh an
Tselt.t JOhu j. Gallagher, return
caDitsuou tax overchsrged. 81 8
Samuel speakman and others, gradin
Of Sixth avenue between Mary laud an
Railroad.
Mr. 5awdou offered resolution
which was adopted, instructing u
Opening Streets Committee to advertiI
for grading and opening portions
hiSth and Seventh avenues, and Brow
sileet.
hr Blake called up for a third rea
!ls the ordnance proviiing for d
e.ection OF superintendent of ID
sain telegraph, and fixing his salar
TAis ordinance provides that the sups
inieudtnt shall hold office for thr
yesF,,and that his salary shall be 81, o
psfsnnum, ont Of which he will ha
i1pay the salary of the batteryman d
i'leman' The ordinance was pass
subject to the approval OF the Mayor.
Nj, MeFris Taylor offered resolutiC
Tllcl was adopted, authorizing Sa
IL. Adams, the Auditors clerk, to Vi
eh5cks during the Auditors aoseI
i'oll the city.
NJ Oh on introduced the followi
V'oinaree in relation to the street m
sss according to notice given by b
tE1 Weeks ago:
W. ~ It ordained by the City Council
wilmington:
section That all that portion of
Nl'nefly curb line of Fourth street,
SEsen The westerly building line
aug ststt and the easterly build
..At OF Market street be q far
and truckers curbstone m
aud that such market
-t.vc' 10 all the regulations
I ae ela-s Of prod ucts to be sold thu
and the time and manner of C
I'm IN the same, as are now provi'
= .Ge farmers and truckers curbst
V.a'kV E'V at present existing
hhs AID Madison streets in
-! OF Wilmington. The clerk
,6e e marks; shall Immediately al
passage of the ordina
E,".eW lna. TO lay off the curb
auasf slran. slmilar to King and Madi
s-ooIs' aud shall cause the same to
.Aposed 10 rent In the same manner
v:Sas ae same rent per annum as Is !
mSsH u IN the farmers and truck
M Ta'Aess now established.
hs spaces 80 laid off and allotted 81
NM Nv leIu oy the parties renting the 81
AN.n .i and including the 3Olh day
sfam2, SKIN, isS7. The said curbttone
I%- ;' oe re- allotted in the NOR tn OF A
sams ana annually thereafter in
rV, uishner as is done with refer,
snso. and Madison streets, and
rn,S 70 allotted or laid of shall be
smii.h IN similar manner and o
sTs A u. terms as spaces in other farm
Sao,tt S"tackert' curbstone markets.
q, I..N Iss.N provides that the ordina
Tn" Tsuaasy, LAY, 1883, shall be repea led.
and ~ ordinance was read a second ,
BnnSiaerfe to the Law and Pu
Sn,'uing Comm i,tees,
cbai,,mo motion of Mr.. Chambers,
n3itsa Ian OF the Opening Streets c
s,res, was instruct cted to have Lin
vaSio RON Eleventh street to Penn
,Aia avenue brouuht m Grade ao