The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-21

Walter Hayes Presents a Large Bill For
Services fredericksburg Ordinances
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City Councils session last night wac q
lengthy one, made so by the unusual a.
mount OF business which was on hand.
There was but one absent member.
The first bushes transacted was the
passing OF the Interest list for July amount.
Ing to So 500. John Wainwright was order
cd paid 1925. expenses OF the Legislative
Committee at Dover during the session
OF the Legislature. The balance In bank
was reported by City Treasurer Adama to
be $146, o. The collections amounted
too Sl39. 0SS, 49, An order Tor SIPS, 600 was
directed to be drawn in favor of the Street
and Sewer Department. The amount was
the proceeds OF the recent sale or bonds
and was ordered drawn after communi-
cation from the department was road
communication was received from
the Board OF Trade nominating &. Il.
Warner and A g. McCausland for port
warden, to succeed Mr.. McUausland, whose
term has Expired. Mr. Warner received
Votes and Mr.. McCauslaad 5, aud the
former was declared elected Herman
DOH, son OF x.Building Inspector Dohl,
wac elected rodman OF the Street and
Sewer Depar .ment without opposition.
The Democrats voted blank.
The Board of Health sent eommunlea.
ton, asking for an additional man at the
crematory until October. The request
was anted by vote of to 5. Mr..
Stats not voting. The Building Com.
munication was referred. eommuniea
ton from Haven NJ. L. Church. asking
permission t. build frame adjunct to
the church. Mr.. ONell called the atten.
tion OF the members to the fact that the
communication was improperly address
ed.
II was 10 Council when II should have
been to the Mayor and Council. The chair
decided that the communication was
properly addressed but after some con-
/ ttHueu remarks tho matter was referred
to city Solicitor Elliott for his opinion
A communication from City Solicitor
which called attention to the awards FOR
opening Eleventh and Monroe and Ireu.
ton Place WIGS received, aud resolution
was adopted recommending tho Street
| and sewer department to take suitable
| action 10 open tho thoroushtarGs
The ordinance which gives 10 the MAYOR
tho power to contract with the Humane
Society to Kill dogs anu thus abolish tic
Office Of dog catcher WAS given Il second
reading and referred. a bill from Walter
il Hayes OF s6ll.59 which he claimed to
he due for drawing a number OF bills
which were afterwlrd approved by coun
Gil and sent to the General Asaembi $, was
presented by Mr. Wainwright. who sid
liz did not know anything about tho bills
The matter was referred to Tho law com,
mittee.
Mr. Ratledge called up tie ordinance tc
amend the much talked OF milk Inspector
ordinance, Tho ordinance strikes out tht
section oil the original ordinances which
provides That cans and packages ba
marRed line ordinance was passed az,
referred 10 tho mayor.
MIR. Dannehberg called up tho ordinances
making transfers Of appropriations III
amounts transferred arc 4tf.@l from 2at
baEe; SIS 81 from salare#t So from II,
companies; ! ftOu pnlica COMMITTEES I
pubic buIldnss; So ttom city election
and $500 from iuel to MISCELLANEOUS Rui
Incidental EXPENSES; 3 from printing
~ from polies eontulttee, 81 from IN
tefest to public square.
Tile ORDINANCES was udOptai.
, MIR. Bannenbarg ttiad Uptnh ordlnane
ito ISSUE S50Hbu in bonds to nEEEhlse par
lands IN accordance with II t0W passed b
The last General Assembly
Mr. buuneuhorg moved to amend III
ordinance by allowing the bonds 10 /
issuel 80. 00u ii each year Tor two Eeal
instead Of the Whole amount at once.
There was soine discussion and the ord
dlnanco was lecommltted for Tho amea,
mgHt.