Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-21

ANEohAA ~ hNANh1 NoNs ~
Present-Messrs. Masters, Clark, Christ
ian, Hopsinson, Lewis, Palmer, Oviatt,
Worswick, sabin, Thomas, Hayward, Rus
sell.
Minutes of the last meeting read and ap-
proved.
PETITIONS.
From j. B. Gribble, l.. NJ. Pitkins, and
others, inhabitants Of Prospect street, re-
questing the Council to cause a crossing to be
laid from the southwest corner of Prospect
and Erie sts., westward, TO the junction of
Prospect and Huron SITS. Board Of City I'm
provements.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
From the Board of City improvements,
recommending that the Ordinance pending
for the grading and draining of Seneca st.
be amended by striking out the words 'the
Ohio Canal" and inserting "the centre Of
Michigan st." and recommending its passage
in the amended form. Referred to Com. on
Ordinances.
RESOLUTIONS.
The resolution offered at the last meeting
to rescind a resolution authorizing the Board
Of City improvements to contract with Mr..
Stein for thirty street lamps, with the requi-
site fixtures, and instructing the Board 10
contract with the Cleveland Gas Light and
Coke Companies for the same, and which was
referred TO the Committee on Gas, was re-
ported back and passed.
That Harvey Rice, o. NJ. Oviatt, and j.
H. Clark, be and are hereby authorized to
collate and publish 200 copies, in pamphlet
form, of the speeches and other proceedings
connected with the Inauguration of the Per
MnnmFnnu mt "a T0fh of hos.
last. Adopted.
REPORTS.
The Committee on Gas having made all
necessary inquiries in reference TO the rela-
tive difference between the propositions of
the Cleveland Gas Light and Coke Compan-
les and Mr.. Stein, for furnishing the city
with Iron Lamps posts, lanterns, &c, sub
mitted the following as the result of their in
quiries Mr.. Stein does agree to furnish
lamp posts Of the best material now used for
such purposes, each post to weigh 800 lbs,
TO be painted, and lantern included, setting,
&c., for Sl5. Mr.. Stein also agrees to fur
nish the stop-cOck for 80 cents, and the pipe
for u cents a foot. The average amount of
pipe needed for each lamp-post from the
stOp-cock to the main-pipe being about 40
feet Therefore, Mr.. STEMS bid amounts to
$50 is per post, lamp, pipe, setting, &c, and
everything connected herewith included.
The Cleveland Gas Light Company pro-
pose to furnish posts weighing 300 pounds
and everything connected Herewith, and |
erected for public use, for S2O.5O, cash, or
they will furnish posts weighing 365 pounds /
for S22.5O, cash. Received and filed.
From the City Attorney, recommending |
that Martin Flanagan be allowed $40 dam /
ages claimed by him, regarding such a set |
tlement Of the claim as preferable to litiga- I
ton.
From the City Attorney, in relation to the 1
question as to whether the Infrmary Board 1
:Sn appoint or remove a Superintendent /
without consent Of Council, that he deems /
he consent of the Council necessary to both |
he appointment and removal of the Super |
nRndent.
CLAIMS.
A number Of claims were presented and |
disposed OF by the proper references.
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ion of branch sewer to be styled Frank
ort Street Sewer" +" and to assess q charge or
ax Ak. for o. def .d4seitrayipqlgs pqlst the Alefdfng. fdiifRng
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ion of q branch sewer to be known and |
tyled "ChamPlain street Sewer" First |
esding.
An ordinance to provide for the construc-
ion of a man sewer in sewerage district No.
3. First reading.
An ord nance to amend an ordinance en-.
tiled an ordinance to amend an ordinance to
stablish the grade of Seneca street. First
eading.
An ordinance TO grade and drain Seneca
treet, between Superior and the centre of
Michigan street. Passed.
Adjourned