Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-03

hEbOLUFlONS
BY Mr. Winslow that the fence around Frank
lin Place, be painted and repaired-AdOpted
BY Mr.. OViatt that the sum of 1896 SO
be paid to SouthwiCk d Williams, on account !
of paving Meadow street, also the sum OF Sl6l, |
SO on account of Light House street--Adopted |
By Mr.. Crawford that the sum Of S75 be APP |
propriated to Streeter on contract for grading |
William street Committee on Claims)
BY Mr.. Thayer, that reservoir be construc
ted at the conner OF Scoville Avenue and Hud
son streets COMMITTEE on Fire and Water)
BY Mr.. Thayer, that a committee of five be
appointed by the Chair to confer with the Conn
ty Commissioners in reference to the best meth
cd of disposng of the water on Seneca street
ADOPTED, and Messrs. Tbayer, Winslow,
Oviatt, Ryder and Crawford appointed the
committee.
BY Mr. Dixon, that another section of hose
be furnished for the use ofthe Public Square
Adopted.
By Mr. McLane, that the public lands on the
corner Of Lorain and Pearl streets, be dedicated
as market ground until otherwise ordered by
the Council-Adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Water Works Commissioners, relative to
the appropriation for private property on Ken
lucky street, that they have only appropriated
for the necessary expenses of constructing the
works, reservoir, DC: Committee on Water
Works
Contract with Penty &..Brennan to grade and
improve Kinsman street (Reieued to City
Attorney
Writ from David Tucker against the city for
! S2,O4O. (Referred to City Attorney
From f. Whitehead and Others asking per.
mission to dedicate to the city Howe Street.
Received and fled)
CLAIMS.
o. b Bower 81 75 tComittee nWater Worksl;
J. b Cobb & Co., 50 so, Com, on Printing!; p.
B. Bower, 50 so; same S4 81; Peter Smith, so so;
L. Moriady 500 90; NJ. Buttplfied So co. James
Parry, S25 90; l.. Moriarty $40 OO Pratt Brown
& Co., $40 90; Phillip Reh 81 90; Blsh, Garck
h o., SO 90; H. d. Guford 50 81; W. M, Hut
ton, Sls 90; h. Moriarty, 10 40, Com on schools)j
Levi Aush, 50 90, (COm, on Water WOrks); r.
Crawford, $3.50 22 u. b. Palmer, $1,000; Chas
d. Bishop $40 80, Com on Streets) Michae
Doan, S24 So (COm. on Public Grounds); Pay Roll
for July, amounting to Sl027 80 for work on
streets Com on CAims); Geo Il. Hartwell, Sl3S5
(Com. on streets); Taylor, Griswold 4 Co, S23 10
(Com, on Public Budings)j Il. Law, SAC A tCom.
on Gas
ORDINANCES.
To repeal an ordinance to asses special tax upon
lands admitting upon Orange street COMMITTEE
on Ordinancesl
An ordinance presenting the terms and oondi-
tons Of Street Passenger Railways in the city OF
Cleveland. (Referred TO Committee on Streets.
To amend an ordinance to drain kinsman street
between Mayhower and Parkman streets.( Commit
, tee on Ordinances
To establish Market Grounds. Committee on
Ordinances)
To assess special tax upon property abuttlng on
Public Square, South side. Caead % time aud
laid on table)
To assess special tax upon property on Columbus
street (Same disposition)
To amend an ordinance to grade Champain St
Board Of City lnprOVements)
TO establish the grade Of Water street. (Laic
, | on table for a week
TO accept the dedication OF Howe street (I&oat
second time and tabled
! ~-S
, Ho FoR NIAGARA FALLS In view of the gres
0 attractions at this always attractive place, whicl
is rendered doubly by the great ieats Of Blondh
on the rope, we learn that E1eur5iOn Tickets ar
e to be sold by the Lake Shore Railroad at reduec
}. rates,
New LAW FIRM.-Aaention is called to tn
!, law card, under head Of Attorneys, first page, q
], Messrs. Augustus Van Buren and W. s. Chamber
lain, who have formed a partnership under th
style Of Van Buren, a Chamberlain, They ar
!, young men Of brilliant legal attainment and edu
" cation aud will earn for themselves high positio
y at the bar. Mr. Van Buren was formerly Par
: ner in the well known law firm Of =. A. a -. Va
:. Buren, Chicago. Mr.. Chamberlain has recent
4. been admitted to the bar.
ID A Coon MOVE Marshal Craw, with his dep'
,e ties and aids, has begun good work in the veuii
m of River and Canal streets. He has given motto
to the proprietors Of the low dance houses in Il
nj lower part Of town, where they have made then
as selves specially notorious, that their mldnig
,s dances must cease, or they will be arrested {
disturbance Of the peace All who have hsd bu
oe mess in that part Of She city, have been excee
rs. inqy annoyed, to say the least, by the drunk'
le ogries Of the low dance houses and will be gra
qed to know that there is prospect OF peace al
"a ouietness at last. The officers are determined
carry tho matter through, and we believe SO
ara they have had no trouble, They will have Z
thanks Of the citizens AT large,