, 1859-03-17

as it has been heretofore, IL enforce the ordin-
Or any e.ers tkat you, il your your wisdom, my sec
lit to pass. During portion Of tho rast ycar
unfortunately, a misunderstanding existed be-
tween the Chief Magistrate and the Judge and
officers Of the Recorders Court. ! mn happy |
to be able TO state, however, TINT this misunder-
and Prosecuting Attorney Of that Court will do
all in their power to cooperate with me in every
proper measure, for the preservation Of order
in our City, md the punishment III the vio(ators
thereof,
The Police Force is most importunt arm Of
the Administration Of the city. md should bc
carefully and properly regulated and controlled.
The territory to be guardad by the patrol force
is very extended, and smaller number Of men
than now employed, would, am satisfied, fall
short Of fulfilling the wants a and satisfying the
well, and the Courts, also, require quite num-
bcr Of men. Without impairing the utility Of
tho Department., will make it my earnest en-
deavor to economisc, Us far as possible, its cx-.
rcnscs and shall bc'cvcr ready to Cooperate
with you and my fellow citizens generally, in
every measure for the reform Of abuses, and the
increase Of the efficiency Of the force:
COUNTY RELATIONS.
There has bccn> heretofore, difference be-
tween the City and County in relation to the I'M
proremcnts On the, Court House and Public
Sqarc. and streets surrounding the same. con-
tented, upon the part Of the city, that, BY TIE
or1g1hM contract, now on tfie III INC olncG VI tlc
Comptroller, entered into juno, 1851, the city
was only required to pay its proportion Of the
expense Of The addition and improvements Of
the builling-not those Of the Square-tlte lat
ter being wholly tic property Of the County
the city havirg rellnauisled u! el9ln M thereto: IT
that the City should not only pay it's proportion
Of the expense Of additions to the buildings,
but also Of improving the Square md streets
adjoining, and whatever assessments might he
laid upon the same for opening streets and other
purposes. Finally, these differences we're ad-
justed during the past year, and contruct Gu
contract stipulated that the city should paF one.
half the expense Of the addition to the Court
House bn'lding, and eight .1-lo3'tf1s OF all new
improvements or assessments on or aoout
the Square, and iivc'ctgltcentAs o. Ill
old Improvements. In consideration Of these
agreed that no new buildings or ooStruSllons
ot any kind should be placed upon the lun!c
Square, without the consent OF ooth Tue par,'es
IN interest ! am sorry 10 ste, !eome'et, that
notwithstanding the stlpnlatl'ns o. t.as contract
an order has heen ln'roancea 'ntu tne noaau u
snpe5slsors wh'ch 'Ie f.om. ~
onllalns "p4n .ne VS. ..'at aa,nos.,'. t ~ ~
II Sn} 2o1 H. nfn ,n%,$
ter my protest Against ms i'e"usu te. =;
of the rubt'c squars ano .rns' snu, u. SO p'ine .h
! VA, oe secoAoso ~ e'''s '"'''''e' " 'a''s
Board.
.1~rtis ASn ALLEYS.
That there is need of much work upon tho
tlon; TUT thy lead!nE 1horoaSntares n need 'a1ee
- - liz ~. t,,at tist
sn, sstaa, Iii E hn ;sa'osd h W., sst;c,.
vii ,noct -" nr,. r"n;r";,,a,. af a., ,',,h1;c ~
much less cost than ,',at in vogue during the he
year }ast Passed. There ; Was ekps,nneas r ,n s LAST
f1;s;sn . s1rc" ,hnn..nd an1tars II tI,a
W. n,;s;o,, -ni ,;rt,. thn,;soIS Saiiars ~: T.
,,o Sar,,, n,.;., t,a;,,, ;"snf t, ~. tirna
n;-;s;nns r. ~ ~ ~ ,,,otr-a;,1t t1,onsnnd
l,ltnr. cor .tt.ot :,saan;n+r ,o,.;r;mo a,d III
";";a,, .rr.n,'a,. .n''ar,' ~ "T ~
tbc dutirs If mr. ot1icc tast year. nv fr.t care.
e nf g. ~: "duc G tsa M ~ -" ~
the desn,,t n M..n ne t, ~" ;aaa ;s',a son,n
G... y. .s wv ,s.'. t. t =" "oe ~
nn ."1 ptn ~ ;" "".@ nxn5 u m,.,
Tcsscd ~ =. " III n. ,rarc tr ,nul,;1
| fudes ctamornns for work. and elai,nipr at the
saflc time, that they were Responsible :.fti:c 10
the people wlo selected them, found 1t i'la'
possible to bring abrnt u plan Of corporation
between Them afd the Executive. Tins branch
of ofcfrchditurcs commend to your careful con
tion thereon.
| The following planked thoronghfarcs are ~
sucl, bad condition that they need 10 be flankct
entirely anew or else n,Rcadanistd or paved
State street. from TWclfti. strret to the Archer
road; Ciark stfceh ,roY siantsoh Street 70 LAP
strs,, 49,, 4%n tda a,st,rar5,t. ~ r.
;,,,.r.,.,;n,, ,r;t,, Va,31.N,{G stroat s,d fro,,
tfa Eo.t1 nr,nc,, ,"ost ~ n.,s,o,5 strcn. +"
'ne Sof'n nranGn west !" nals.eau a;a s'.se, M ~
nal sirfet. li9H hlnz'e 10 LAKE street. eha ,.ott
tah'oiph ssrcet 70 W l'"ten street anu h:is'
1:oh S!see1' tfAh 'oap3amoh stseet "esl 10 II"
s'tT T., inh''s' ..,o
1"s orn'nafee -'as.Sa tN'y - -: Perl!'it
I'M. INC i1aicha ana e!Hea3o Lnloh hallreaa y
come intn ~ tue CITY. sl''n:. them =: iset IN IN
centre 81 hinz'c stffs'. pFofiaes 'nas taey sHa'
lay TIER tracks 50 ttla1 carriages may pass II
and 'tow1 te STREET on either side, and that the.
'nas conveniently cross the *n''e. Hscat CON e
plnlt' ARISES from tnc present e:'naitlnh oE III
s1rcet. on account bt the railroad ncslcctlag
CONFORM 70 1hc provisions n1 ttlt ofdii>ance.
sheScst' II TUG Kailroaa fa1l 70 carry o"t inc re
gnIrtflcntS Of The orti'na:s1e that said ordnanc
bc amended OF repealed.
sine WALKS.
rb.ro i m nm thin, .,h;c,, :. n,oro c,r,
u :,1;, u % .n 'ue tefent h:rt u ~, T,actni
orin,,,a % ,s,,",;r,s ,h.a,a m ;a c,h"-sa,,, ~
Ns""nss fsss'S asies". y T"'oS, se.sS. ~.
~, r ,c ~s ,rais. - ~
Str,,rt r,,,,r,is sdnrrs' rn,unts unn,, sidewalk
l,uiIt. shou}d i think. 10 tl,roncI the hands {
thr SUPERINTENDENT nf Snecial Assessments. q
Suurrintcndcnt Of Public Works. before fin,
urt;on il taken by The counc;l unon tt.t1ii.
.,rc,,, ,s.r,,u.<>x ,.nxrp,c,. rrc
A.4A. M: '>'>' >e>''' 1'~
. T!erc tasin4 been hcrct"t"re many: aud n
dnbt jnsf complaint ':a'nst tho mos IN VIM
CONTRACTS l'avc been drawn, lnttrnlalites Of u
sc~smcnts rolls. rte, l call your particular II
tcntiou 10 these matters. 1bv referring IT, ChaI