Evening journal., 1889-11-13
STREETS AND SEWERS.
Grading Streets, Granting Psrmits-IE
terceptiDg Sewer.

terceptiDg Sewer.
The Directors of the Street and Sewer
Department met in regular session last
evening The weekly payroll Of $407 40
was approved and ordered paid. Bids for
grading tConnell street were received !.
James r Mcbride Earth, 224 cents per
cubic ward stone 80 cents j. A. Nc
Canllev-Earth, 90 stone, Co. Michael
Riley-Earth, SO; stone 20. William
Dougherty- Earth SO; stone, Ga. Martin
Keogh-Earth, SO stone. 20 Patrick
Carberrv-E Earth. 33 stone. 30. The con
tract was awarded to Patrick Carberry.
The dirt must be removed in sixty days
and the stone in six months.
The Gawthrop Brother Company was
given permission to drain No. COG West
Fourth street and Nos. 605 and 607 West
Third street Miller & Jenkins 10 drain
No. COS Poplar street: the Gawthrop
Brother Company to drain houses al
Fourth and Broome streets; j. Il. Car
penter. Jr., to drain houses on Ninth,
Monroe and Adams streets the Whining
ton and Northern Railroad Company to
lay track across G street to the works
of the Lobdell Car Wheel Company as
soon as an agreement is sigued. drain
will be laid on Pine street from Tenth TO
the Brandywine. The secretary was di.
rected TO issue no permits unless they
are paid for before they are issued
Heald & Co. were ordered TO repair
side walk in front of No. 1929 Market
street; @. S. Cleland was ordered to
repair sidewalk in front of No. 827
Market street; the work at both places
to be done within "a hours. George g.
Lobdell wss ordered TO repair sidewalk
on south side OF Fourteenth street
between Delaware avenue and Broome
street. The petition Of J. r. ID. Seeds
and others to have sidewalks paved on
Broome street between Shalcross and
Lowering avenues was granted.
The route through the old race was
adopted as the location for the proposed
intercepting sewer The Board Of Water
Commissioners was notified of the action
of the Street and Sewer Commission, and
requested to vacate the old race The
city engineers were instructed TO prepare
plans for the new sewer according to the
report of Carroll Phi. Bassett, consulting
engineer. The plans will be made in
sections, and will include inlets, inter
ceptors and flushing tanks.
Bills were passed as follows. William
e. Bruce, 50; w. s. Bullock, 81 63; r.
B. Biscoe, $1.15; 2. james Belt, 90 cents
Brosius & Smedley, 81 30; @. w. Bush
| & Sons, 81, ITO. ]. ii. Beggs 4 Co. $50 75
James N Coffin, S8; @. II. Colburn, "a. 3s;
Alfred Cole, 500 so; Edward Connolly.
$50. 8s; d. S. Cresswell, $3.50, 81; T.
NJ. Culbert $56.7S Combs Coal and
Lumber Company. $50 22i J. V.
| Carlisle & Co, $2719; The Diamond
State Iron Company, $129O; Delaware
| Terra Gotta Company, $l7l54, 1928. 53,
$75. S3, $73 81; Neal Duffy, $95 63; Del
aware Printing Company, $403; John
Flamer, $17l9; +. Ginglebach, $131. 25
| 1913 75; r. Greenfield, $l9. 3S
j. R. Hudson & Co.. So 30; w
P. Hendrickson, $3S 90; Kent Iror
Company, $5.44: NJ Kyle, 1885
nj. Keogh. $l66 Go, $24.2S, S1S5 49,; T
f. Lally. $14; NJ. Leonard, S6i. So; s. A
Lucas, $3i2 25; John Logue, $62 So
$50 38, $l43 SO, 1858 80; w. q. MahaiTy
! $21. 00 Mercantile Printing Company
| $11.7 IS, J. A. McGaulley, 1891 %; II
| McKenney, $1040; NJ Moran. $63 75
| McKendrick & Scott, $147 65 John Max
wells Sons. 81, $500, $40. 80, $l63. 81
$l06 10 4. Manion. $41 IS; w. @, Martin
k54 3S; M Patton. so cents j. Porter, 8
cents; Pioneer Club Stable $18; Portlan
Paving Company, S716.69; J. w Quee
& Co. 80; M. Riley S3l.25; Sl6J. S3; +
Robinson. $40; James Stidham, $aS ~
William Simmons, $97 4S. 1915 2l W
H. Toner, $2.16; p. p. Tyre $S40. 30
Tucker q Co., $5; j NJ Thomas,
cents; A. j. Travis, S46.25 +
p. Tyre, $515 4S; ]. p. Tuxton
&l46. 90: Wilmington City Electric Con
pany. $452. %; $I95. SO: WA N. Railroa
Company, $449 o.; Wilmington Coal Ga
Company, 81, l20S6; $i4 Wilmingto
Manufacturing Company, $3.50; Charlie
Warner, ST. 80; $40. 40; Richard Walker
$43 81; $402 81; $207 or; Daniel Doherty
$1175i Robert McCaulleY, s4760; j 4
Shallcross. $i0.75.