The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-21

ing to the plan and specifications and it is
ordered that all of said work be done to his
acceptance.
ReSolved, That the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad Company be, and they are hereby
required, within thirty days from this date,
TO construct plank sidewalk four feet wide
and composed of good material, either over
their ditch on the south side of Third street,
in Perrysburg from the east corner of lot
No. 42S to the junction of said street with
Louisiana Avenue, or on the inside of the
ditch between the same and the outside line
of the lots bordering thereon. if there be room.
Re8olUed, That said Company be required
within thirty days from date to extend their
ditch on the south side of Third street from
Louisiana Avenue to such point at the east
end of Third street as shall serve effectually
to drain said street, and prevent water from
running from said street on adjoining lots
and remaining there to their damage.
ReSolUed, That copy of said resolutions
be handed to M. Key, jr., and also be sent to
Doolittle & Shoemaker, at Dayton, Ohio.
Whereas, many of the lots in the Cemete
ry have been purchased and part payment
only made thereon by the purchaser, therefore
ReSolued, That the Mayor be requested to
make out and execute to each person claim
ing any interest in such lot or lots, deed
for the same; and said deed shall be placed
in the hands Of the superintendent of the
cemetery, whose duty it shall be to tender
such deed to the person in whose name the
same is made, and demand from said person
the amount due and unpaid on the lot or lots
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neglect or refusal of such person or persons
to pay said amount, with the expenses of
deed, then and in that case it shall be the
duty of said superintendent to return that
ute of the same on the journal, and forthwith
serve notice on such person or persons that
from and after the time of the service of said
notice, his, her or their claim to any part or
portion of the lot or lots SO by him, her or
them claimed, shall be annulled and cancel
led; and every such claim shall be annulled,
cancelled and held void from and after the
date of service Of such notice and said lots
be re-sold as if no such claim had ever ex-
listed; and if any person be buried on any
such lot, then it shall be the duty of the
Marshal Of the corporation forthwith to
cause such body to be disinterred and buried
in the Potters Field, the expense thereof to
De DOrnc Dy the lOTlner Claimant OF SAID lot,
unless the same cannot be so made: in that
case, the expense thereof shall be paid from
the cemetery fund.
Whereas, DR.. E. D. PECK, by his untiring
energy, his watchful vigilance and attention
to the wants OF the sick during the existence
of the cholera in our midst the past summer,
has merited the esteem and gratitude of the
citizens of our town, therefore
ResolUed, That the thanks of the town of
Perrysburg be, and they are hereby rendered,
to DR.. E. d. Peck, for his services during
the continuance of the pestilence.
Resolued, That we allow Dr. Peck, from
the general corporation fund, the sum of Ss4O
ReSolucd, That copy of the above reso-
lutions be given to DR.. Peck, together with
an order for the above amount.
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