The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-14

congregation to construct a private
sewer; adding the Traders bank to the
list of city repositories.
The resolution directing the city
treasurer to make monthly account of
the balances to the city's credit in the
various banks was sent to committee.
New measures were introduced as
follows:
NJ. V. Morris-Ordinance for the cree
ton of the five electric lights provided
for In the approximation ordinance.
Mr.. Grier-OrdinanCe for paying the
claims for extra work on Cumberland
Hose house. The appropriation was ST.
OO0. The extra work cost 81, 1891.
Mr.. Grihlths-Ordinance transferring
$500 from electric lights to apply to the
clerks salary; resolution, prescribing a
tcn-year guarantee in all future paving
contracts: resolution directing that all
electric poles be designated with the
name of the owner and a number; an or
dnance for paving with cobble, Price
street, between Hyde Park and Bromley
avenues.
Mr.. Calpin--ordnances fer sidewalks
and cutters and two new electric lights
| in the Sixth ward.
Mr.. Ruane-Ordnance for an electric
| light on the corner of Phelps street and
Wyoming avenue; resolution for the re-
moval of fire hydrants from the sidewalk
to the curb line on Mineral street.
Mr.. Zizelman-Rcsolution calling for
| bids for supplying Sl,400 worth of hose
and repairing Franklin and General Phln-
| nev engines.
| Mr.. NaCel-Ordnance for laying Of
sidewalks on Harrison avenue between
Linden and Gibson streets.
| Mr.. Wenzel--Ordinance for an addi-
! tinnaE permanent man for the Hook and
! Ladder company: resolution permitting
| Il. st. Amand to connect his property
| with main sewer.
! Mr.. Coleman-ResolutiOn CXoneratinp
soldiers Of 1898 from occupation tax.
| T. +. Morris-Resolution calling for 2
! special committee to draft a new build
! ing ordinance.
Mr.. Cusick-Ordinance for an electric
| light on the corner of Pittston avenue
| and Cherry street.
Adjournment was made to next Mon
day night.
THE NEW COMMITTEES.
Chairman Keller announced his com
| mittees as follows:
misunderstanding, Tewkesbury, Nag
| eli Wcnzel and Caplin.
! Finance-MonaEhan, Ruane, Watkins
! NJ. V. Morris and Harvey.
fNc department - lH''lnan, NaSGll
! Smith, Wenzel and Coleman.
Judiciary-Harvey Cusich, Reese, I
+. Morris and Watkins.
| Light and Water-Walker, Harvey, Gu
sick and NJ. V. Morris.
Laws ard Ordinance-Smith, Walker
| Watkins, Calpin ard -
License-Cusick, Phillips, Smith, NaSel
and Harvey.
Manufacturers-Calpi Monaghan, Ziz
Gilman, Tewkesbury and Watkins.
Public BuidinSs-Nageli NJ, V. Morris
Capin, Phillips and Harvey.
Police-Grier, Wenzel, Smith, Watkins
Pavement Griffiths. Reese Tewkes
bury, Calpin and Phillips.
Printng-Recse, Harvey, NJ V. Morris
Monaghan and r. +. Morris
Parks--Wenzel, Reese, Nageli, Cusicl
and Walker.
Rules-Coleman, Ruane, Smith. Wat
kins and Tewkesbury.
| Railways--Rcese, II. +. Morris, GrieI
| Tcwkcsbury and Gritfths
Streets and Bridgcs-Tewllcsbury Grit
fiths, Zizelman, Phillips and r. +. Morris
Sewers ana Drains-M. V. Morris, Walk
er. Smith. Grier, Wenzel.
Sanitary-T +. Morris, Ruanc, Watkins
----- and Nagel.
Treasurcr's Accounts-Watkins, Har
yey,, TcwkC sbury, Coleman and Gricr.
Ta~es-Ruanc, r. +. Morris Walker, \
| Y. Morris and ---------.
, Vice and lnmorality-Phillips, Coleman
Monaghan, Smith and Cusick.
The places represented by dashes al
to be given to the new man to be Sc
; Iectnd from the Twenty-first ward, tc
morrow.