Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-13
City Council.
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TUESDAY EvKs4ses. April l2, 1853.
Pressent--Aessrs. Decker, wiggim, Phillips,
Kiersted, More, Gilliland. Boyle, Thomas, Butz,
Lutz and Bomberger.
A petition from Wal Bennett; asking Coun
Gil TO appoint him Auctioneer in the city OF
Dayton-Referred to Auction Committee.
4 petition asking Council to cause lot No,
1891 to be filed up. Received and owners
ordered TO be notified.
A petition asking Council to appoint John p
Hurley, Supervisor Of district No. l.. Receiv
ed and laid on the table.
A petition asking Council TO cause Brown
street to be paved and guttered, Work ordered
to be done in 90 days,
The President then announced the following
Standing Committees for 1859.
Finance--MoTe, Decker and Bimm.
Accounts-Kiersted, Lutz and Wiggim.
Market House--Boyle, Buiz and Phillips.
ordinances--Decker, More and Lutz.
Gas-Bimm, Kiersted and Thomas.
Bridges-Gilliland, Wiggim and Boyle
Public sQuare--Decker, Phillips and Lutz.
Wiggim, Butz aud Boyle.
Levee-Phillips, Gilliland and Kiersted.
Jail-Gilliland, Boyle aud Bulz
Fire Department-ThOmas, Gilliland and
Bimm.
Old Ditch-Lutz, Boyle and Butz
Bunying GrOund-Phnlips, Thomas and
Kiersted.
Auction--Bimm and Thomas
Road Conmittees--lst Dis.-Phllips. Bimm
and Thomas. I'd DiA-Wiggim. Decker and
Lutz Sd Dis.-Gilliland. Boyle aud More
4th Dis.Lutz, Butz and wigRim.
The owners of property on the alley east Of
Ludlow street, running east, thence north TO
Sixth street, were ordered TO pave said alley,
By Mr.. Kiersted--Resolved. That the Solici.
tor be requested to draft an ordinance repeating
the ordinance of May I2. 1854. as far as IL
relates 10 the election Of Supervisor, and
throwing the duties pertaining to those Offices
upon the Street Commissioner. Referred TO
Committee on Ordinances.
Mr.. Kiersied briefly called attention 10 the
ordinance Of JuseI 1855, dividing lhs by
into four Supervisors Districts he showed
that fair construction of the ordinance left
out a large slice Of the Third Ward, to wit all
Of Main street north Of Fourth street, the bound
aries Of the first and second districts being the
east and west sides Of said street. He thought
that this ordinance should be either amended OF
repealed, SO as to form the City into Oas district
under the supervision Of the Street Coumis.
stone, He thought that, by this operation
some seven OF eight hundred dollars pet almuG
would be saved to the Oily.
By Mr., Gillilsnd-That the HAD. R. r
be ordered to plank the track ia front Of tn,
alleys between Ludlow aud Jefferson strets.
Adopted,
BY Mr. ButE-That the Trustees OF the 9Th
Ward be suthOsiEed 10 have Richard and Way
me streets graded.-Rsfsrred to grade commit
tee In connection with The Guy Engineer.
BY Mr.. Phlllips-ThAt the Market Maaer bs
ordered to call upon the EE.Msmbers Of III.
City Council aud collect all city maps in iheil
possession, belonging 70 the City. and distribal,
them to such members Of tie present Council
as have none.
BY Mr.. MoFe-Thst the CITY CLERK furnish
the Council with a full statement Of the amount
Of money on hand belonging TO the various
funds, Adopted.
By Mr. Philiips--That the Market Maslel
be authorized 10 collect the Public Square rents
now due the city. Adopted.
By Mr.. MOre-That all committees having
uaanished business in their hands report a
the next Reeling Of the oSaneil on the sane
Adopted.
Damages caused by the opening Of Pulask
street was referred to tho Trustees Of sth war,
and the Grade oommittss.
The bonds Of a. B. Bnsh Oily solicitor