Daily Republican., 1889-10-23

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Street aud Sewer Commission was held
last evening, when the weekly pay roll
amounting to S2SS.27 was presented and
an order drawn for the amount. The
following petitions were granted: A. II.
Davidson to drain his property at Eighth
avenue and Coleman street into the
street; John q. Brison TO tap Orange
street sewer TO drain Eden HALL Edward
johnson TO sat 30 feet of curb on Searles
street near Second; Gawthrop and Brother
Company to drain No. 317 West Third
street; +. o, Bennett to drain houses on
Ciaymont street; Thomas X. Lally and
John j. Muliin to tap Monroe street to
drain Nos. SOL and BO3 West Fourth
street; q. II. Tindall to set 81 feet OF curb
on jackson street hear Eleventh. Stephen
Downey to drain No. 5l5 West 1hiri
street.
Francis P. Dillon was ordered TO have
the curb IN trout OF his property, on
Jackson and Fifth streets, brought to
grade. The Hoopcs q Townsend CON-
pany were granted the use of the siding
formerly belonging to the Hare & Morgan
Company. The assessments for curbing
aud paving were approved and ordered
to be sent TO City Council
The following was received 81 respect
fuliy ask your board to open and grade
Madison street from its present terminus
at the railroad to Beech street. II the
line is detected SO as to be parallel to the
railroad and near my western boundary
] will give the groubd for the street TO
the city free of cost. / shall spend q
large amount OF money on the Bring
hurst estate which L have. purchased for
the new gas works aud desire TO provide
| for nnFmappnt n ha L.,
direct tboroughiare.
Yours truly.
~. EDWARD ADDIoKs."
The petition was lad on the table.
In consequence of frequent complaints
Contractor Franz Gingelbach aud all
other contractors for removing ashes were
instructed TO have their carts covered and
| to remove the ashes from churches the
same as private dwellings, under forfeit.
ure OF their pay, II the terms OF their CON
tracts are not compiled with.
W. A. Pratt, division engineer of the
b. & o. Railroad Company, sent a COM
munioation stating that the lett'r which
he had received from the department or
drring a bridge to be placed over the
railroad crossing at Front street bad
been referred to the officials in Balti-
more.
A gas lamp was ordered to be placed
on Th'rteen.h street between Fianklin
and Broome.
A motion to instruct the secretary to
notify George w. Bush TO grade the side
walk on the north side OF Eighth street,
from Lincoln to Union, was carried.
l.. @. NauKleech, acting as attorney
for Mary q. Wilson, was ordered to have
the sidewalk paved In front of her pror-
erty, at jackson aud Hazlette streets,
and Mrs. Frank Kelley was ordered TO
have the sldewalks on her property at
Second aud Tatnail streets repaired.
The street commissioner was instruc ed |
to have rubblc slone pavement laid at |
Fifth and Shipley rtleets and charge tie
cost OF the same to the permit TOR OPEN |
lug the beds of eiroets.
The Wilmington City Electric C1m- |
pany was ordered 60 plaes live incan-
des cent elestric lights on Townsend road |
between Market street aud South Wit |
mingtOD, aud an electric light on !
Fifth street between Tatnali and West
s,rests
The engineers were inst ructed to aseer-
tain the amount Of grading needed on
Rodney stree; between Filth and Sixth,
and the secretary was authorized q in
vite proposals for doing the work.
The commissioners then adjourned to
meet again this evening.