Daily Republican., 1890-03-05
THIRD EDITION


28o Sstoes emu 1oWof OOinmto1toU.
Ths regular weekly meeting Of the
Street and Sewer Commission was held
last evening. The weekly payroll,
aaouuting 70 COLA was presented and
Orders drawn In favor Of the parties
named. A petition asking for the curb
tnG And paving Of the sidewalks Of Pleas
ant atrsee bstweea Harrison and Frank
Nm etreets WAS granted. The Gawthrop
mission TO tap Sixth street sewer between
ehipiey and Orange streets. A petition
IVES received from the Eighth street cleo
trio railway directors asking that Union
street from Fifth to Eighth DO curbed
and paved. The secretary was instructed
TO tell the directors that the street will be
attended to provided that fifteen property
owners petition for the same.
Park Commissioner Denpis j. Mention,
who was present, requested the commits.
sion to build a wharf ct K.rkwood Park.
1t an estimated cost OF 81 800, aad the
confederation Of the matter WAS laid over
for the present.
The report Of Clerk Of the Market
emeltz. showed that during the month OF
February he had collected $A3.7S, aud
City Auditor Newell reported collections
amounting to S351 80.
- Wub IoC6Ivcu IEOul
Lnburne sCbandler, Eco, attorney icr
John Thompson, claiming damages for
injuries sustained by his client from fall
Ing lnto . hole on vandever avenue,
white on his way home from work on the
sveninR OF December 10, 1889.
The Communication stated that Mr..
thompson sprained his ankle, and he
claimed "a per day for the time he was
oleabled, With d0ctops bill aud recon-.
pcnse for bis pain and suffering, but said
shat he would accept $500 10 full settle
mont The communication was laid over
and no action taken.
Tho report of Mr.. Gawthrop on the
sale OF wharves last Monday was acce pit
ID, and leases ordered to be drawn Tor
ihe same. The right Of way for sewer
~ French and Lombard streets wharves
arc 10 be reserved in the leases.
The following, offered by Mr.. Cav
thiOp, was adopted:
should be provided for this city u plan of
sewerage that will take in the whole city,
providing not only for the pres mt, but
for tho future, and
whereas, A proper regard for the
health OF the Inhabitants OF the city, as
we'll as their property and business inter.
fsts, require that some action should be
speedily taken TO this end. therefore; be
It
Resolved. That this board instruct and
order the city engineers to make care
tul typographical and sanitary survey Of
the city and furnish such plans Of sewer.
age az from an economical aud ranitsry
point OF view may be best adapted to It's
wants; also give the position OF the sew
sraee outfalis, the allignments OF all the
pewers, their sizes, grades and whatever
details may be necessary to present n
clear comprehension of the works; and
aso include the most expedieut measures
tor plans OF carrying away the storm
water of each sepa ate locality and that
the engineers should give their im On edi-
ate attention to that portion Of the city In
the Eleventh and Twelfth wards that
vii drain into Clements run.
Gas lamps were ordered to be placed at
tho intersection of Franklin street with
Second, Conrad and Pleasant streets.
Another meeting will be held this even-
Ing for the purpose Of considering the
applications OF parties for the position Of
third aud fourth assistant engineers.