Evening journal., 1890-07-30
STREETS AND sswERs.
A Years Accumulation of BILLS Paid Al
Last Evenings Session.

Last Evenings Session.
The Street and Sewer Department held
It's regular weekly meeting last evening
and ordered the weskly-pay roll Of
$soS 05 paid.
The following bids were received for
paving French street, from Front street
to the ChristianR: Davis & Brother,
63f cents per square yard setting curb
10 cents per foot; resetting curb. 10
cents; new crossings II cents. William
simmons, 80 cents per square yard
curb, 8 cents per foot; setting cut curb,
10 cents; resetting curb. Ia cents; re-
setting crossing stones, cents; reset
ting rubble stones, 10 cents per square
yard The contract was awarded TO
Davis d Brother
City Treasurer Griffith reported the
balance In bank TO current expenses.
81 9l6 81 intercepting sewer, 1874. OBS. 70 /;
total, $35, $685. 20. City Auditor Newell
reported collections for liens amounting
to 1856 20.
Messrs. Neary, Dlckey and Lieberman
were granted permission to set l75 feet
OF curb at Second and Franklin streets.
A petition was read from Thomas Melvin
and others asking that Pine street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, be paved
with asphalt or FIRE brisk, the petitioners
agreeing TO pay 81 per foot front. The
petition was laid over for further con-
sideration.
Permission TO set forty feet of curb on
Rodney street near Shallcross avenue.
was granted 30 William Austin.
| A bill OF $3.50 WAS ordered 10 be sent
to the Wilmington Savings Fund So
ciety, this amount being the contribu.
tion OF the society toward paving Ninth
street.
The contract for building dry well at
the Market street intsrceptor, was
awarded to James Comfy for 500
The following bills amounting to SIS.
1887 were ordered paid on Saturday
next when the annual appropriation is
received Michael Riley. 1880; @. g. Guyer
W 70; Wilmington Coal Gas Company,
81. lS9 % 81, 1919 9S; 81, 1873 80; sic 80 I.
$5I 5O; $ll 6S Mercantile Printing Com
pany, $ll9 70; q. w. Baker 4 Co., 81 80;
Thomas Davidson, S9l 90: Telephone
Company, $40 William Dougherty, $43
Ioi journal Printing Company, 81 OF
David ;. Cresswel, $25 90; I. j. OBrlen,
$470; +, Monaghan, So; HeRld Co., &3:
Mellert Machine Company. 9s07 80 w
& N. X. r. CO.. $40 ~; Mellert Machine
/
J. a. Beggs & Co., $50: David s.
Crssswell $l7; B. & o. r. 4. Co, $40
same, $40; Combs Coal and Lumber Co.
cas- 50; The Harlan and Hollingsworti
Company, $S5 "a; e. A. Robinson
$50; Hiram Yerger, 90 So; Richard
Walker, $l23 0S; J. V. Carlisle & Co
S14 ~; Thomas H. Ogle, s5; payroll
1915; S30s SO; 1854 40; David s. Cress-
well, Sl4 70; same, sl4 70: same, S42 so
Daniel Dougherty, S249 10; Brandywint
Granite Company, 5000; p. P. Tyre
$403 49,; McKendrick & Scott 1925 rs
The Harlan and Hollingsworth Com
panY, S34 70; Richard Walker, $4O4 So
City Electric Light Company, S517 6S,
$3.50 30, 1878 o., S445 so, $500 20,
&445 so: Pioneer Club Stable 8iS, &1s,
e1si hcOlenahan q Bro. $94 A, S1s1 or
Bowe Carriage Company, 8l7 As: Re
pauno Chemical Company, &33 80: p.
Carberry S35; John MaxwelPs Sons
81. 727 25, $73 40, OIL. 521 II; p, w
& B. Railroad Company, $40 %; CANDY
Cox, SAL 70; Diamond Ice Company O5
William Simmons. 81 .0S4 70; GawthroE
and Brother Company, 81, 44s SOS As; j
II. Gould, $50 81; Davis Il Brother
Isl, 149 SO.
These bills have been accommodating
during the year.