The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02

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VI.
The Council met ii the usual hour.
]. Sxrrn Hoofox, Mayor, presiding.
Preseat- Adermsn--EusAxk, WIIIIAns,
CaAvrs, TaArxoa, lioys, RALDwIx, Mr.,
BAsBIfr and ClnrsxrEs.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap-
proved. ssIq i.
RIroars OF srxclaL coxnIrrrrs. u
The Committee Co whom was referred the
subject Of changing me Mill Race into In
dian Greek, and improving Washingt0u
Avenue, reported through Mr.. GRAvEs,
their Chairman, adverse to any change d
Improvement At present. The subject Va,
then recommitted to same COMMITTEES, 70,
gether with the following resolution By
Mr.. BABsrrr, to-wit:
= Whereas, Manson DAcGrk has cone
fcrred upon him the right Of why to use
: portion Of Washington Avennc, for the
purpose Of a Mill Race and for no other
to where the road intersects indian Greek,
The right to use the same for the purpose
Of q Mill Race, having ceased, on account
Of non.user az tho same. J, s..
Resolred, BY the Board Of Aldermen, Of
the City Of Council Bluffs, that said Race
30 filed M. and the street made passable
between the points mentioned in the fore
going preamble.,' ,,nss So.
RxpoRrs or STANDING scoxxrrrrxs.
The Committee on Claims. reported in
favor of allowing the accounts Of ". d.
Nolan. JoHS NJ. SEE and JOHN P. WAC
STAFF. each for TWO dollars. Whmeunou.
it was voted that said account, be allowed.
and that the Mayor he authorized 10 draw
orders for the amounts thereof. 2,
The COMMITTEES ON streets and Alley. -
which was referred the resolution for q.
tending Broadway to the North boundary
Of the City limits, reported in favor Of
such extension.
RESOLUTIONS.
MR. ErBAxk offered the following, which
was referred to special committee Of two,
consisting of Messrs. EuBaSK and NyE, to-
wit:
@Resolced, That Joseph L. FoRxxAs, be,
and he is hereby appointed City Assessor,
until next regular election.
Mn. BALDWIN offered the following, which
being seconded, was lost, and afterwards
reconsidered and referred to Committee
Of three, cons; sting Of Mcssrs. BALDw1x,
NrE and EuBAxK, to-wit:
stResolred. That the CITY Attorney be
instructed to draft nm Ordinance for chang
ing the North line of Broadway from Madi-
son street to the West line Of what is known
as the Hotel Lot, according to . plat and
survey of the City Engineer herewith sub
mitted 70 tho City Council.
Mr.. BALDWIN, offered the following. which
was seconded ami adopted. to.wit: {;
RESOLVED, That the Mayor be. and le is
hereby directed to give notice that bids will
be received until the third Friday. the 18th
day Of Mar, 1857, for grading the follow.
ing streets, viz: Broadway from PAsER,s
Block to Baldwin street: Bancroft street.
from its head to Dodge street; Main street
from Broadway to the Riddle tract: Pearl
street from Broadway to Buckincham street.
and that said grading he let to the lowest
responsible bidder at the second reaular
m citing Of the Council in NAV, 1851, and
that the party taking said contract, receive
in pabment the orders of the CITY at mar for
work done on such streets.
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ORDINANCES PASSED.