Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-11-14
2HD EALLAEIUM .
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IA. I84o
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, 1919

VIC SOtDHIttct VI " ds . diIA MEANS, ouo-
United a report in regard TO monies ad.
ranced by the corporation during the pre-
valcnce Of the cholera. The committee
state that bills for nursing CamPbel's.
Browns, Gralian'S and S. inderson's
families, and the small pox case at Lar
Kin Gorden's. amounting in all 10 s93.96.
were presented to the Board of County
Commiss ioners-allowe and that amt
paid into the city treasury. The com
add: "wc have also made cut in due form.
with the certificate or the Board Of Health
aitached.) a bill OF the amount paid on, on
account Of the family Of Mark Harmon,
amounting to $50. and presented it TO the
administrator Of his estate. who informed
the committee that he thought il would
probably be paid iy the lst Of Dec
The Com. on Claims. reported in favor
of allowing Thos. Wright ~ 30, for work
on street-an order for that sum was di-
rcctcd to be issued.
Mr.. Scott, from select committee 10
whom was referred the Ordinance To pro-
hibit Goats from running AT large in the
city Of Richmond, reported il back with
an,endments--laid on the table.
4 resolution, introduced by Mr.. Lyndc,
was adopted, authorizing the Street Com
mi,tee ITO make bridge across the aullcy
ut tho lower end Of Fifth ST., or to make
culyert across the Boston Turnpike, and
4 4 ~
end OF said street as to maxi it passiblc.'
VIM. Virgins, Street Commissioner.
presented an account against the city for
s6i-allowcd, and an order granted for
one-,hird. balance city bonds.
Holloway & Davis, presented an ac-
count vs.. city for printing ordinances, &c.
amounting TO $50, .5-allowed and order
directed TO be issued.
VIM. A. Bcklc, Esq, was allowed an
order for fee amounting 10 $3.50.
The clerk was granted an order for
$3.50.
Mr.. Hut, moved that committee be
appointed TO prepare petition TO send to
the la. Legislature, praying that certain
alterations may be made in the city char
ter;-adoptcd, and Messrs. Huff, Lynde
and Scott were appointed said committee
petition, sig ned by Messrs. l.. King.
l.. FISHER, J. Il. Mendenhall and j. X.
Dugdalc, asking the continuation of Spring
street, from Front to Green. was prcscn-
ted by Mr.. I.yndc--read and referred to
u committee consisting Of Messrs. Fletcher.
Conley aud Peterson.
On motion Of Mr.. Scott, Bill No. 6
was taken up, and. on Mr.. Lynde's mo-
ton. it was read a third time and passed.
The following is the Ordinances:
Am Ordinance. tn prohibit Coats l,om
running at hrge ia the CRY Of Richmond:
SECTION Ist. BE it Ordaincd, by the Nayor
md Conmor Council Of the CITY Of Richmond,
That IL shall be unlawful for Billy Goats,
Nanny Goats,or any other kind of Goats,t
ut large in any of the streets side walks, alleys,
out-lots out-houses. within the corporate linn
its Of said city, under penalty as hereinafter
provided.
SECTION OIL Be il further Or1ai0cd That,
whenever the Marshal shall discover Goats
ming at large, contrary to the above section il
shalt be his duty to inform tho owner or owners,
and notify said owner or ucrs to put them up,
and IL sand Goat or Goats continue 10 run at
large, contrary to the above. for twenty four
hours after sand notice to put them up. sand own
rr or owners shall be subject to fine Of not less
than One Dollar for the first offence, and adj
ditional dollar for each additional offence, upon
such evidence being furnished Ia the Mayor of
said city. Said fine fines TO DO collected
other fines
SrcrIoS Sd. Ind, be il further Ordoinrd,
That. il no owner owners can be found for
any Goats so running at large. it shall be the
duty Of the Marshal to take up said Goats and
offer them for sale, first giving notice III any of
the streets; and ii sold, pay the proceeds into the
city treasury; aud IL they will not sell II shall be
his duty to kill them, or otherwise remove them
cut Of the city.
SECTION fiji. This Ordinance 10 be in force
from and after its publication in the city papers.
Passed and approved. Nov. 9th, 1919
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
BENZ. w. DAVIS. Clerk. l1-:'t
The Council went into committee Of the
whole on Bill No. :. Mr.. Lynde in the
chair;--afier short time spent therein.
the committee arose and reported said
bill to the council without amendments
il was then read third time and passed.
Bill No. 7, vacates so mucl, of Jack
son street as lies between Main and the
second alley south (and parallel with;
and substitutes the following: .commcnc-
ing AT a stake at the y. t. corner of lot
No. 2. and running West 10 feet. to the
first alley (sou,h]: thence in an angling
direction, thro' the most suitable ground.
to the s. W. corner Of lot No. 3: thence
in the same direction until it intersec,s the I
original street.-The same width as above
10 feet1: reference beinu had 10 tho Mar +,
the petition, will more fully
appear
On motion of Mr.. Fletcher, the Street P
Committee we're authorized 10 have Sixth :
street. nearly opposite Peter Croeker's P
'lacksmith's shop. repaired Immediately, /