Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-14

ilrsday's session of City Council
OF more than usual length. 1t
n at S o'clock, the time set for the
iugs to begin during the summer
.hs, aud continued an hour.
inc business was transacted. All
MEMBERS except Messrs. DannenDerg
were present.
city treasurer reported $l6,3i6.4S
hion National Bank to the credit of
pity's currenv expenses. lie also
lied the following receipts: From
Adams of the municipal court,
Is5, collections; from Collector
|rs, $500, city and school taxes for
and 5000, like taxes for 1898; from
Eoing Inspector Kane, $1,000, fees;
Building Inspector Dohl, $1,000,
|trom Collector Mitchell, $3.50, city
chuol taxes for 1892; from Chief
On of the City Engineering and
ying Department, $500, fees.
Il clerk Of the municipal court re-
III that his collections last month
as follows: Fines, 1894; fees,
10; costs, $l23.35, He further re-
| a that the April witness fees uu-
bed amounted TIC $25.
rotary Wiley Of the Board OF Di-
rs OF the Street and Sewer Depart
presented the following report
|lst month: Receipts So, 1860; ex-
liturcs, $iS,B93.75; balance in bank
be credit of current expenses,
Boss; balance in bank to the
i of paving and improving streets
b59.05; total amount i'll bank
D30.s3.
Ee building inspector reported thai
Ianted last month permits for build
whose estimated value is $50, 0O0.50
al Oil Inspector Pyle reported th'
|ction of 1880 gallons Of retineC
be superintendent Of the garbage
Iatory reported that 5G5 Tons .
IL were destroyed az the crematory
month.
ty Auditor Billany certified to tn,
lctness of the accounts of the cit,
Hurer, the plumbing inspector, til
Hing Inspector, the clerk Of thu
icipal court, the Chief Of the Cit.
aiHeering and Surveying Department
the secretary OF the Board of Di
prs of the Street and Sewer Depart
I.
communication from the Board o
A ttors OF the Street and Sewer De
ncnt, stating that Sixth street be
II Market and King is to be repaye
asking that connection with sewer
k,nd water pipes be made as soon "A
lble, was referred to the publ
iings committee, as was also
ION from benjamin Il. Rawns!e
others, asking for the removal {
d frame building from the sUuthwei
or Of Seventh and Harrison street,
4 Ii Harrison Street Church was pei
I'd to erect for occupancy durin
pGction of its chapel.
the committee ON engineers Wi
fred a communication from the chi,
e City Engineering and Surveyin
artment, calling attention to ii
ticu OF opening streets on priva
erty without reference to the graz
Subtle streets and asking that 1t
4 bred unlawful to open or acceptar
4 ate street unless it be 40 feet wi,
4 extend in straight line from OIL
4 ic street to another public street.
b. Staats introduced in blank
nance to amend the ordinance
late weights aud measures used
public markets and markethouse
\ ii was given the usual readings Al
n red to the law committee.
announcement was made that Il
pr had approved the ordinan
d ing appropriations for the ne
a year and it was declared 10 be
d lc resignation of DIR. James Ric
pm as vaccine physician in t
h heastern district, to take effect
|, was received and accepted.
i lined that he intends to reno
h the city and reported that he vi
Il ed 20 children during the last fl
i hs. DR., IL. NJ. First was elected
~ blete DR.. Richardson's term.
s ny bills were read and referred.