Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-08
ES' II. d. Kendall Co, have Blankets 10 kes
the cold warm atvery low figures ltd

THe MARKET QuFsrIoN All cities ha 70 SEINE
distinguishes them from all others. Cincinnati is
noted for its pork packing trade Rochester for its
domestic tragedies, Pittsburgh for its manufac,
tories aud the consequent smoke, and Chicago as a
"fas" and bankrupt city Among these let Glove
land take her place as the city Of Market Ordi-.
nance In this line she has po equal.
Mr.. Ransom furnishes the latest Of these edsts.
and on Tuesday evening was made law. As there
Is no subject which more interests the whole mass
of the inhabitants Of the city, we give the follow
ing synopsis of the ordinance below,
SEQ. ], directs that the Central Market Ground"
and "suoh additional public grounds, spscea, or
portions of any street the Council mvy hereafter
designate" shall be set apart for market purposep
for the ssle of meats, vegetables or other prOvis-
ions, and all persons having charge Of any wagon
OF cart, with market stuff, shall stand upon such
market space,
All carts, stalls, 40, to be placed rs the Market
Superintendent shall Director in his absence, al
the Marshal or any Policeman may direct.
Sec. 2, makes every day Except Sunday } Il
be market day, from 9 A, M. to P. M. The mar,
ket house only to be open between those hO nrs.--
Not less than twenty stalls in tho market hous,
TO be set apart for regulOs market men, at such pr
ces and for long as the Council shall direct, ant
permission to erOc tables, 4c for the sale of pro
visions.
All market men to keep their stalls or stand
clean, and remove the rubbish and oaaI there
from.
Sec. 3, Prohibits the occupation Of any street
qiley or other public ground, unless the shRl
have been dedicated by the City Council for mar
ket purposes. Nothing in the ordinance 10 prepen
the sale Of any asat or vegetables, actually pro
dueed by The seller on any street Of tas CITY, 10 am
person and at any time
If the Centre. Market Ground be insufficient
teams may slAnd on other CONT NOus streets a
the dirsrsion Of the Market Superintendent
ser. 4, Prohibits aaughiering without lleens
az a prohibits the sale Of unwhOlSsOms meat.
Sec. o, Regulates the weights and measures :
be used on the market.
Sec, o, Imposes penalty Of $40 for yiolAhn
the ordinance.
Sec. Z, Repeats previous ordinances which ma
oonhiet with this.
The ordinance was passed by = vote sfl3 to p
as folloWsi Yeas, NJ sssrs. Chri stian Clark, craw
ford, MArshsll, Masters, MeLshe, oviAt.. Ransom
Russell, sargsant, WinslOw, WossWiek-lS.
Nays--Asssra. DstmeT aud Thompson--2,
1t win be seen that Just now, as the cold seaso
Is coming Op,this Ordinance requirer that the MAJ
ket men shall dispose Of their prov isions at ii
cold, bleak spot where the Market House no
stands, where ths wintry winds ffom across Il
fats can have free course How this will suit Il
convenienes or comfort Of the greatest numbe
common sense can answer,
Every day is to be market day. Three times
week especially ia winter Is often enough as bO
buyers aud sellers well know
Buta clause 10 the ID section, lther BY Gccide
or design knocks the whole arEuD leut In the bea
except as to hucksters. This elau se is ltaolsed
II this Is by accident, Il shows dec ded eareeakne
on the part Of the dratteri II by isslgn, we mr
consider Il rather beneath the digI ltJ OF Of
City Fathers TO 80 Try to ride the ens'e and plea
Q both aides That section remaini ng . n is, /
i farmers and gardeners can stay Hhere they NJ
are or 80 any where else In the lity, viii huel
teFs must take the Central Mari lot Grout d. n
4 poor kipd Of leglslatlop, as viii YET be ioul
We shall see how the lsW Will FOrk.