Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-02-12
STREETS AND SEWERS.


ana Blite raised.
The Directors Of the Street and Sewer
Department held their weekly meeting
last evening. The weekly pay roll,
$3.50 81, was ordered paid. A resolution
was passed requesting the city auditor to
authorize T. c. Dill to collect money due
the department on liens now on the
auditor books. the department assuming
all responsibility for the money received,
Permission was granted to the Gawthorp
and Brother Company TO lay terra Gotta
sewer on Eighth street, between Shipley
and Orange; John Malvena, to drain Nos.
1900 to 1916 West Second Street, Nos.
1901 to 1919 Pleasant street. John Ham
ilton to set curb on West Second street
rear Searles.
Street Commissioner McCloskey reported
that Neary & Dckey had entered the
sewer on Second street between Harrison
and Franklin, without permit from the
department, and also that they were
going to sink privy wells on the same
property. He notified them not TO sink
| the wells.
On motion Of Mr. Gawthrop, the secre-
tary. and city solicitor were instructed to
prepare book containing all laws gov
| erning the department and all laws and
rules made by or for the same. Per-
mission was granted to the Wilmington
| City Railway Company to put turnouts
on Fourth street between King and
French. on Eleventh street near Heald
and on the line west of Union.
The city engineers were directed to
prepare plan for putting blue print
room in the building at Sixth and King
streets. Mr.. Murray wax appointed to
confer with the Public Building Commit
tee of City Council in regard to the pro
posed additions.
The grade OF French street. below
Water. was fixed by a resolution. The
Lobdell Car Wheel Company received per.
mission to lay another siding into Its
works. The Arlington Mills Msnufac-
turing Company was ordered to stop dis
charging water and steam into the streets
around their mill property. The board
, adjourned until this evening when inter
cepting sewer specifications will be con-
! sidered
Bills were passed as follows; Brosius
Smedley, Al cents: Delaware Terra Colt,
Company, $115; d. S. Bullock, b1.5S; y
James Belt, $1.32; r. B. Biscoe, $685.
Bellah & Co., $500; Brandywine Grants
Company, $3.50; Combs Coal and Lumbe
Company, S. 90; ID. s. Cresswell, $25 80
naWaru commonly 44O.~O3 .. q 4. M, Sul
bert, $23S. 90; ID. S. Cresswell
SIT; J. v. Carlisle & Com
. pany, So 90; Neil Duffy, 500. So; vii
Z liam Dougherty, $6.7 G. H. Dickson
$1S So; Louis Destafni, So Delawar
Printing Company $3.50; Delaware rerr
2 Gotta Company, 1888 Sc; same, $90.27
Richard Greenfield, $15 Franz Gingel
Q bach, $751; %; the Harlan and Holdings
worth Company. $50 70; Martin Keogh
$3.50 SO; Matthew Kyle, 1910; Ken
Iron Company, 50 20; NJ. Leonard, s41.SS
Q John Logue, S.; H. Mckinney
$11. 80; Maurice Moran, $751; %; Rot
2 ert McCaulley, $32 So John Porter, $2i
!, Pioneer Club Stable, SIS; Repaun
Chemical Company. 1910; s. D.Simmon
& Bro. 81. 56; William Simmons $279 Is
2 A. j. Travis, $35; w. II. Toner, $3.e7
9 J. P. fusion, $22. Is; gthe Charles War
: ner Company, $508 ~; same, $3.50 3;
g Wilmington Coal Gas Company, 81,
9 1864; Wilmington Transfer Company
$11433; Williams & Brown, $4,35 WI
= miugton Printing Company, $3.50; E.I
70 Robinson, $25.