Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-04

By DR.. Azrshnlb That q contract be en-
tered into vic sO6thworth & Williams for
the paving cf Superior street. Adopted.
By Dr. Marshall, That the City Marshal
be required to fully and energetically enforce
the hay market ordinance. Adopted.
By DR.. Marshall, that Israel Shadbolt
be required 10 report the number of loads
ofhay weighed by him on the city hay scales
in May last, and pay TO the city three-fourths
Of the amount received therefor. Adopted.
By Mr.. Marshall, that as Mr.. Hopkins
has received but 1923 for weighing hay du-
ring the month of June, that he is allowed to
retain all that for his services. Adopted.
By Mr.. Willard that the East Cleveland
Railroad Company be permitted to lay their
track in accordance with the communication
received this evening. Adopted.
BY Committee on market, that the sum Of
$75 be allowed TO the market superintendent
per quarter for extra services. Adopted.
By Mr.. 0viatt, that a special committee
be appointed TO confer with the Cleveland
Gas Light and Coke Co.to ascertain their low
est terms &c. Adopted.
Messrs. Ballard, 0yiatt, and Hayward
were appointed.
By Mr. OYiatt that the Board Of City I'm
provements be authorized to dredge the
Cuyahoga river at Ransoms dock to the depth
of IL feet. Adopted.
By Mr. Ballard that the City Civil Engin-
eer proceed to the erection of bridge at the
foot of Commercial street, the County Com
missioners paying one half. Adopted.
By Mr.. Ballard, that q plank sluice be
placed at the corner of Brownell and Ohio
streets Board of City improvements.
BY Mr. Thomas, that the Board Of City
improvements be authorized to receive bids
for paving the roadway around the North
and West side of the SquaIe. Adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Cleveland Light Guards, invit-
ing the City Council to attend the drill Of
the Chicago ZouaYes on Friday next and also
the dinner at the Weddell House. Received
andIaccepted.
From Peter Black, that he has not report
ed to DR.. Marshall that the scales of William
McReynolds have been an obstruction to the
alley iu which they are located, as he stated
in Council; on the contrary he thinks them
benefit and no obstruction. Received and
filed
From the Board of City Improvements that
of the bids for the paving of Superior street.
from the Square to Water street, that OF
Southworth & Williams is ihe lowest. They,
therefore, ask for permission to make con-
| tract with that firm. Received and fled.
From East Cleveland Railroad Co., that it
| has procured the written consent of more
than two-thirds of the property holders on
their route, and asked for permission to lay
their track accordingly. Received and filed,
From County Commissioners, that they
win pay half the cost of a bridge over the
Cuyahoga st the foot of Commercial street
.. = cost NOT 70 avceed 81 500 Received and
| filed.
! ORDINANCES.
To grade St. Clair street between Seneca
and Wood streets Committee on Ordi-
nances.
To grade and improve Chatham street
Committee on Ordinances.
To grade and improve Washington street
| Passed.
To establish the grade of First street
/ Passed.
For the payment of claims amounting tC
! S5O.973.53. Passed.