The Council Bluffs nonpareil., 1858-06-19
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The Council met pursuant 70 Adjornment.
Present, the Mayor and Alderman CAsADY,
CARpESrER, COCHRAN, HAcc, RoGxas, SHos-
MAKER and TREYsoR. Records Of lstmses-
ing read and approved
A petition of G. A. Robinson asking the
Council to make the sidewalk In front Of
the Robinson House FIVE or six inches lower
than the established grade was presented,
and the said Robinson was authorized to
construct said walk at his own expense, Eve
inches below the established grade. IT,
Mr.. TRErSoR offered thefollowing resola-
ton, which was to wit. . n. --...,,.
RESOLVED, By the Common Council Of the
CITY Of Council Bluffs, that the Committee
on Streets and Alleys, be directed to cause
survey of the county road from the pres
ent terminus of Madison street at the east
end, to the east line of the corporation and
they are further directed to report an ordi-
nance as soon as practicable, establishing
said street to the east line Of the corporation.
Mr.. CAsADY offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted, to wit: IA
Resolved, By the Common Council of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the Committee
on Internal Improvement, be and they are
hereby instructed to have four feet in width
(measuring from the outer edge) Of the
pavement on Broadway, in front of Officer
4 Pusey's buildings, raised so as to conform
to the established grade of said street.
Mr.. ROGERS presented the following reso-
luton, which was adopted, to wit:
Resolved, BY the Common Council Of the
City of Council Bluffs, that the culvert Of
wood on Broadway near the Robinson House,
be taken up and brick one constructed in its
stead.
And the Supervisor was Instructed to car
ry into effect this resolution.
An ordinance s'For the Protection of Side
Walks" was read third time and passed.
An ordinance s'For the Protection OF Or
namental Trees" was read third time and
passed.
An ordinance ssTo Establish Grade for
Broadway" was read second time, when
the Goth rule was suspended, the ordinance
read a third time by its title and passed.
An ordinance "To Establish the Grade
of Madison Street," was read second time,
when the Goth rule was suspended, tho ordi-
nance read third time by its title and
passed.
Mr.. COCHRAN presented IN account in IA
vor of S. S. Curtis, for $3.50, for services
rs engineer on streets. |~
Mr.. TREYSoR moved to refer said account
to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. COCHRAN called for the yeas and nays
on Mr.. Treynor's motion.
Those voting in the affirmative, were
Messrs. Carpenter, Rogers, Shoemaker and
Treynor.
Those voting in the negative, were Messrs.
Casady, Cochran and Hagg. So the motion
prevailed.
uc IOiiOH uSCouuto NClC AlluN SO
One in favor of A. Graham, for 6 days
work on Broadway and other streets Sl2 90.
One in favor of VIM. Piper, for l-2
DAYS work rs above SO 90.
One in favor Daniel Stifey, for5 l-2 days
work as above. $;l 90.
One in favor of Michael Clark, for 3 days
work as above. Sc 90.
One in favor VIM. Wilson, for 1-2 days
work rs above S. 90.
One in favor r. Thomas, for days work
as above $40 90.
One in favor of Jacob Schopp, for ) days
work with team 500 90.
One in favor Of Thos. Lines, for5 IA days
work on streets $40 SO.
One in favor of Gh"s- -S.;ALl., fnr q -l~y.
work on streets 81 90.
One in favor of J. Meradith for work one
day on streets 50 90.
One in favor or James Trenor, for 4 day.
work on streets IS 90.
One in favor of VIM. Pardoe, for days
work on streets $40 %.
One in favor of Joseph MeNeal, for 4 l-2
days work on streets SO 90.
One in favor of A Bouton, for days work
on streets Sl2 90.
One in favor of L. Misher, for 6 days work
on streets Sl2 90.
One in favor of VIM. Murray for DAYS
work on streets SIS 90.
One in favor of John Veeder, for 8 days
work with team $32 90.
One in favor Of c. Clough, for days work
with team $l2 90.
One in favor of II. D. Harl, for l3 l-2
days work with team. $54 90.
One in favor of W. L. Biggs, for days
work with team 1924 90.
One in favor of NJ. Gibbons, for days
work on streets $l2 90
One in favor of Jacob Belts, for days
work on streets So 90.
One in favor of N. Chamberlin, for 6 days
work on streets $l2 90.
One in favor of Frank johnson, for l-2
days work on streets IS 90.
One in favor Of A. Pilling, for days work
| on streets SIG 90.
One in favor of James Hare, for IA
days work on streets. $50.
One in favor of j. Smith Hooton, for
salary as Mayor, for quarter ending June
9th, 1858 SIS 90.
One in favor of Frank Street, for salary
as City Recorder, for quarter ending June
9Th, 1858 rs 90.
On motion, the Council adjourned till
Friday, the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Attest: FRANK STREET,