Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-08-16

STREET AND SEWER MEETING.
A. G. 3. Anderson Gets the Contract
for Removing Ashes at SIS, 500.


for Removing Ashes at 8 6, 800.
Tho Board Decided Tuesday Night That
While 1t VIII Establish Grades for New
Streets II win Not Accept Them Until
the Property Ownets Have Completed
the Work of Grading-Rule Established
in Regard to the r., w. & ID. Hack
Stand.
At the regular meeting of the Street
and Sewer Department Tuesday COM
munication was received from George
II, Townsend & Co. Offering to deed the
street bed on tho property OF Mrs. Helen
G. Price, in tho Ninth ward
MIR. Moore opposed acceptance by the
board until the work OF grading Ind
been completed by the property owners.
Mr.. Gawthrop thought 1t would be
we'll to accept the streets and establish
the grades, as the property owners could
not grade them until grades are estab.
lished.
Mr.. Chambers made tho point that
owners could not be compelled to grade
the streets after the property had been
accepted by the board, us it was then
legally city property.
IL. L. Evans II Co. asked the depart
ment to establish grades in the Ninth
ward owned by them.
In reply to George II. Townsend Il
Co. the department stated that il would
establish grades SO that houses might be
built, but it would not accept the streets
until the expense and work of grading
had been completed by the property
owners
A. G. d. Anderson was awarded the
| contract for the removal of the city
ashes for the year for the sum of SS,b0O
He was given the privilege of making
the award cover two years should his
work be satisfactory To the board. His
bondsmen are William b. Clerk, William
IL. Pierson and Edmund Mitchell, Jr.
A petition from Robert G. Fraim and
others was presented asking for arc
! lights on French street. 1t would incur
an additional expense OF 81 400. The
petition was filed.
\ communication was read from
Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., asking for a
sewer on Anchorage street and aIso that
the board alter the width of certain
streets on the Thatcher estate. The
letter was filed.
The board adopted a resolution order.
% W 4 r raiIroaa "a s,a.i e 9 fr"na ". ~
80 W ~, ~ -. ia'i ~, slaaiol ION Wy
east 10 the west slde oil french street. II
was done IN order to allow OF the ap
prnach Of private carriages to the sta
ton curb.
The following bills were passed:
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