Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-15

Ia vor OF this Ordinance, and only wish.
ed the amout was q great deal more.
After some further discussion Q vote
was taken, and the ordinance, as amend
ed, passed by II ayes to 3 nays.
Mr.. Miller offered . resolution that
the Street Comm issioner be instructed
10 have the cutters opened at the inter
section OF the streets, and the snow
cleared of the crossings.
Mr.. Merris Taylor offered an amend.
ment, that the resolution be- referred
TO tho Street Committee.
Mr.. Baynard was in favor OF the
resolution, al 1t would not only increase
the comfort and safety Of citizens 10
have the crossings cleaned, but Il would
also supply work to n number of men
who need It badly. Upon . vote being
taken the amendment was adopted,
and the resolution referred 70 the Street
COMMITTEES.
The Street Committee presented q
number OF unpaid bills, among them
being one OF S22 from Cooling &
Brother for repairs to wagon used by
the chairman OF the committee.
Mr.. Murray opposed this bill, and
charged that Mr.. Adele used the wagon
for the transaction OF his own busiL ess,
and said that he had frequently seen IL
on market days delivering baskets in
all parts Of the city, and that he also
used " for the purpose OF going out In
the country TO hunt up stock.
Mr.. Bake said this wagon had been
used by the com mittee 70 ride In to
distant points in tho ci'y, and had saved
the city hundreds Of dollars for coach
hire. Some time ago the chairman OF
the committee was instructed to have
tae wagon repaired at a cost not exec o l.
ing $40, and he had it done for $22 He
did not think there should be any oh
lection TO paying the bin.
The discussion wss continued for
some time, and participated In by
Messrs Moore, Smith and McKenna.
Mr.. Murray offered an amend ment.
TINT the Chairman of the Street Com
mittee be required to pay the bill ont OF
bis own pocket, but the amendment WAS
lost, and the motion ~ pay the bill
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. BarnhilI 1.-The Police
Committee was authorized to secure a
piecs OF ground In the suburbs o. the
city, ana build dog.pound, and the
motion was adopted, with a provisd that
the building should not cost more than
S76.
Bids for printing 800 copies Of the TO
port OF the chief engineer OF the Bur.
veying Department were then ope ued
and read as follows: Ferris Bros 81
per page; The James and Webb Print
ing and Stationery Company, g. 95 per
page. Mr.. Mitchell wanted to know
what had become Of the regulator OF
city clock, and President Farra replied
that one had been elected last July.
Before adjournment the following
bills were reported favorably, and
orders were directed to be drawn for
the respective amounts. Finance
Telephone Company, $40 L. p Moody
1914 62. Public Buildings-S. IL Bay.
nard, 81 j. V. Carlisle & Co, 10 cents
James Mills. S27.75 Owen j. Hdssion,
$l2 ; w. Il. Hartlove, 80 cents Adams
q Brother, $3.50; John E. Grubb,
5000 L. I, Grubb, 20 oents John C.
Brison, $3.50 McOartney q Kdnney
$780, Il. A. Carswell, $s4.30 This
Harlan and Hollingsworth Com pAny,
sio.T Johnston & Barnhill, S525
Alexander Chambers, go; A. Speak
james Il. Mcbride, $29. 80.
W OObt 0dh OOtu'
pany, $l,462.82; Pennsy lvania Globe
Gas Light Company, S727 IS; Thomas
j. Webb, $50 Police-C. Brooks Eos,
ter. tll4; John j. Dougherty. t62.25
Q. B. Rhoads. 81 William L. Ii ndsay,
$50; w. IL. Hartlove, 81; Boushman
& Company, S3.s5; Adams & Brother,
tS.66 Martin Farrell, $l3 "a; DIR. Will
lard Springer, So; Alexander ChAmb bers.
Sl.05 j. M. Bryan, 81 50;J. V. Car.
Isle q Co., 81 81 /; L. A. Robinson, 81. 20.
Fire OompanIes-Adams & Brother,
S93 96; W. b. Hyland, fer freight, 80
cents; John Z. Perry. Sl.2O; ID. N.
Sutton, III 0O. Sewers.-N. b. Culbert,
1870; Matthew Kyle, $5.45 pas roll,
S48. Every Evening Publishing Co,
S2l.88; George W. Vernon & Sons,
$l2.oO; Star Publishing Com pany 81. ~.
Accounts-Martin johnson, $25 70;
Boughman q Co., S16 88, $3.50, $4.8d
and rs cents: Porter h %, ,Sl.25.
Opening 6treets-Frederic II. Robin.
SOD, S9.45; Eliza Frazer, s.; Boughman
y Co., S2S 60;' Patrick Hanley, s.,
Lawrence Burns, 1925, Harry o. Neil,
Ss8. 70; James NJ. Bryan, $3.40 George
Behren bach, 81 so; Kent q Weeks,
Sl.6S; John Logue, SIG "a; Hugh Pat
VIII pSo IL.
Streets--psy rolls-Decembe Der 10, $S6..
42; December 20, $50 81; January o,
$l6 81; James f. Mcbride, S24 b6, $31.-
o., $66.79 and 80; Alvan Allen, $5. 90
and Sb7 .O5; James II. Beggs Il Com
pany. $6 and LAO; John Logue, $40
6O; Weccacoe 8. Il. e. Company, SO;
Peter Fagan, $43. .75; Davis & Simmons,
VA, 62 and $4803; Peter McCloskey, ,
SH; Davis q Bro, $50 VI and S31 SO;
james McKendrick, $l78. 81 and $2l8 AS;
Richard Walker, So O6 and $l4.22;
John l.. McCloskey. 50 Is; Daniei
Dongherty, $l77.64; Boughman & Co.,
Si.lo; John Bader, $3.50; Cooling
brothers, S22 80; Alexander Chambers,
$i; Patrick Haney, $6.25; Andrew
Iraynor, 20; n. Duffy, S3l.5O Franz
Gingle6aoh, S37 so; John Kella ", $13 :
70; ., V: oarlisle & Co., 5.75; MIRA.
Quinn, " 90; Hudson &Cahill, $lO.72;
McVey ~ Robinson, go cents; George
Aoele, Jr. S51 20; Mrs. HRnnigan,
$40; William Toner, s6.O3. -,
Josh Billings says that II you have
the rheumatism, you should te thank.
fui thai it Is not the gout, and. use st.
Jacobs OIL.
sportsmen TAX Q Notice.
A grand shooting match will take
pace at the house Of Philip Ambold,
over Eleventh street bridge, on Satur.
day, January 16, 1885, for full.rigRed
snip, nne model. The shooting will be
., cray pigeons; hfteen birds will be
allowed TO each man. Entrance fee 81.
rne snip can be seen at tho store Of
Ics EoWard Melchior, No. 2l4 King street.
tne shooters will be furnished with
hay or straw to stand on.
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