Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-07
City Council.
TUESDAY, March G, 1860.
Absent-Marshall, Dixon and Lewis.

City Council.
TUESDAY, March G, 1860
Absent Marshall, Dixon and Lewis.
PETITIONS.
Of Henry Roth, claiming reward of $500
offered by the City Council in June, 1869, for
the arrest and conviction Of any person guilty
of the crime of arson. The petitiOnercaused the
conviction of John Ring for said offense and
therefore claims the reward. Petition refer
red to Committee of three-Messrs. Rider,
Ransom and Winslow.
Of H. Keller and others, asking leave to
remove a tWo-story wooden building from
High street to Fountain alley. Granted.
Of Aaron Block, claiming damages for a
broken leg received by being thrown from his
buggy in consequence of distractions on On
tariO street. Referred to Judiciary Committee
REPORTS.
From J. ShadbOlt showing that he had
weighed during the month Of February 1858
loads of hay.
From City Civil Engineer, reporting favor
ably upon bill of SouthWorth & Williams for
building sewer on Wilson Avenue.
From ]. W. Girty, Secretary of the Board
of Water Works, stating receipts and expen-
ditures of money received from Water Works
for month of February. Total receipts S485.-
O6; total expenditures, S48862; expenses
over receipts 1856.
From the Select Committee, to whom was
rVe-rred the petition for an addition to Indus
trial SchOOl, recommending the prayer of the
petitioners.
iopESggoB pESggoB the Board of City improvements, rel
1aulation of water on Euclid street. The Doaru
stated that they have now employed q com.
netent engineer who is engaged in devislng
tde most feasible means for removing INT
waste water. D-,;.,
From Police Clerk, proceedings of Police
Court for February:
J City cases, number of persons arralgned' q
No. Of State examinations, i
Total number before Court, 0
Amount of fines paid into City Treasu- .
ry from City cases, Sooio
d Amount of fines paid into City Tressu-
ry from State cases, 40
CoMNUEICATIoNs.
From R. R. Herriek, relative to priVat
% Fountain erected on Prospect street.
n From Hoffman s. Thorman, claiming S3C
Z, damages done to their land by sewer
t. Case Avenue. Referred to City Attorney.
sr RESOLUTIONS.
N Bv Mr.. Thayer, directing the City COmmi
a. sioners to repair the planking on Ontar
:, street forthwith. Adopted.
- By Mr.. Rider, requesting the Board of Ci
- Improvement to report an ordinance for l
10 grading of Bank street.
ng Mr. Crawford moved to amend by strikil
re out Bank street and inserting Water sire
Resolution and amendment referred to Boa
" of improvements, without adoption.
ais By Mr.. Rider, requesting the City Att
ok nav to take immediate steps 10 remove all {
atruetions to navigation in the CuyahOga r
ar within the city limits, particularly an
~ struetion on the lands of John NJ. Wools
for Adopted. o..-T-
Our 10 nav the fees in any case that has or n
'ne he tried and verdict given in favor Of city
cle Adopted.
BT MIR. Hovey, requesting the Board of
-, improvements to report an ordinance to
At tablish the grade of Hamilton street betW
Ass Erie and Root streets. Adopted.
ion Bv Mr.. Rider, requesting the Board OF |
nd improvements to give the requisite motto.
der, property overs to grade and improve the g.
tne walks on Ontario and Pittsburgh streets
'Fa- tween the Public Square md the Cen
Market grouds. Adopted
pa ORDINANCES.
lOp' To establish the grade Of Pittsburgh st
best between Ontario and Liberty streets. Pas
and To amend an ordinance entitled an 0
upi- nance to amend an ordinance to estah
bo the dock or wharf lines of the Cuyahoga r
between the southerly ends Of the Gov
up ment piers, and point where said rive
. to intersscted by the city boundary line on
rd- southwestern side thereof. Referred to
mittee on Ordinances.