Daily Republican., 1888-11-02

A regular meeting OF the City Conc
oil WAS held last evening. In the Alb
senes Of President F4rIs, MIR. Moore
shs called TO the chair, subsequently
Nj. FarrA Appssred and took he chair,
The Law Com lttes, through Mr..
Forrest, reported n0ihlpg contrary IL
the OltY Charter in REGARD to the amend
ment to the ordinance Couoarn!pR pub
ito economy aun certain nuiBsnoes. The
ordinance extends the Unite for lsav-
ing live stock running 81 large 10 the
Sestern part OF the city.
| The ordinance permitting the Water
| Department to issue bonds TO the
amount Of S45 600 Was returned with
the Mayors approval and declared to
be an ordinance Of the oily.
The city treasurer reported bAlanee 10
| band TO current exVeaBee, t7S,99l S0i
park purposes, S427.O4; Fecs,ven trou
NJ. J. Mehley Sl40, 500; Il. p. Moody
BI7 .5Oi Frederic u. Robinson, SIG 10
William G Baugh, 50 cents; Wm. 7
5WiEgett, Sl4, Patrick Dillon, 30
The building Inspector reported hRv
log examined buildings snd addition
valued 81 $50, and collected $50
Samuel Durney, coal oil inspector. Ie
ported having tested 1880 gallons o
oil during the past month.
The monthly psy roll OF members o
Counutl, amounting to $500 76 vas ap'
proved aud ordered paid,
The administrator OF W. II Wood
row asked for the Teiurn Of p'tAhOl
tax overpAid. Referred 10 binBnc
Committee.
Mr. Dlllin presented an ordinAnc
amending an ordinance concsrnip
pubic economy and cer.sin nuisAnoel
which WAS rsRd twice aud referred I
the Law Committee The ordinano
|. provides for permitting masquerade pI
0 Fades under certain regulations.
y On motion OF Mr.. Quinn orders Il
0 $50 were drawn for each OF the eleotlo
q commissioners.
= MI Quinn presented the followin
!. Communication:
u, "To the President and Members Of Oh
>. Council:
"9ENTLEMEN: / herewith tend
i my Resignation as City Solicitor to tai
i effect 81 once. My reasons for 30 dolT
: are we'll XII own to you, aud l need NJ
, mention them 81 this time, but tai
], this opportunity in thanking you (
10 the kind and courteous manner In whit
10 you have treated me and for the Q
/. aouTagement given me In all my uffoT
!, TO secure proper recognition Of u
u laws from the law creakers Of our cit
y With feelings OF regret ht leaving SUI
~ pleasant associations,
70 Am you're very truly,
" j. FRANK BALL"
NJ Mr., Qntnn moved THAI the reslguRli
II be accepted and q vote Of thanks {
a, tended to Mr.. Ball for hia good servit
~ as solicitor. The motion was carried
4, Mr.. Quinn nominated Henry O II
q, neT, Esq, for city solicitor, and \
Chambers nominated John o. Patti
Y, son, Jr.
ts President FGrra appointed Mess
&c NoKsnpey aud OOleg tellers. Tbs b
~ ot was tsktn aud resulted: Turner,
BY Patterson, 2; blank, /. Mr., Turner '
ily declared duly elected.
ful A communication from Hawkins
.ob Co. for the return OF one years Of
M paid tSKes. was referred to the FinAl
~ COMMITTEE.
~ W BIZ were passed as follows; W,
~ Gill. blO8 80; john Mcbride, 1908 30;
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iry Wiliism DNllsFd, Gao 50; O & J. p
ne, u 90, Star Printing COmpsrg, t5i
md News Publishing Company 90 "a; EV
Mr. Evening Printing Company 81 70; n
for Publishing OougsIy, H.70 e.
h.g Evening Printing UompEny, $3.50;
"a publican PrIntipg snd ? bit ring q
NJ. psny, SO; Sunday Republic S4g;
W.. VIZ mlnRton Printing Company, 81 80; I
,'eu ware Printing Company, Sl4 l0i hh
. 9, JOhnstou, 81 30.