Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-29
REPOkTs OF CoEHITTEEs.


Of the Special Committee on Gas, recon-
mending the construction Of a City Gas
Works. Received and filed. .t.5
OF Committee on Harbors and WharYes,
in favor Of allowing Crawford, Cross x Co. to
dTedge a part of the river. Received and
fled. p 7 h'TH d
The following bills were presented and re-
ferred TO appropriate Committees, as follows ::
PoLIcE-Mr. Mayberry, S37, so.
GAs-Rhan, $2l8,57; DO, $2l4,57. tlf
WATER WoRKs-Trustee Of Water Works,
PRHTIEe-W. H. shupe, S22, So @
HABBOR AND WHARYEs-L. Moreau, S102.
BOARD or EDUcATIOE-Fogg, Ellsworth 4
Co., S6,25. aau. .. .fg ~.
PUBLIC BuILDISGs-FOgg, Ellsworth & Co.,
1921, ,25.
Wetherhead & smith, ,$3O6,I7; J.W. Black
burn, SIS; j. s. Calkins, $2S,75 D. W. Du-
ty, $3.50; Mary Clutch, 1925 Ann Marsh,
$50; Kate Sprague, $6F5; Pulling &
Howe S225,T7 Thomas Rome Sl3, so Jones
Co., $20, 40; Mary Sprague So E. Gaghher
Sl55,25; Chas. Caring S143,s0; Bridget
Clark 81 $50; Z. J. Burlison $IS,25.
BOARD OF INPRovENESTs-John E. Carey,
$1,000; Levi johnson, 5000; W. J. Cor
don $40, 800; s. Starkweather, $1,000; I. L.
Hewitt, 81, ,500 Rhodes & Card, So, so.
A number of bills sent in the Board of Ed
ueation were referred to the Committee on
Schools.
RESOLUTIONS.
Of Mr.. Masters, That the Acting Commits
sioner be and he is hereby requested to fill
Long street where it crosses the property of
Trad Kelley TO the north line thereof and
to the established grade and that previous
to doing said filling Mr.. Kelley be notified
that by throwing the stone wall within the
lines Of said street at that point, within
reasonable time, he will be permitted TO do
50, but on failure, the Commissioner will fill
in and cover the wall, or remove it, as he
may think best. Adopted. a ' -E
OF Mr.. Sabin, That the Clerk be and is
hereby instructed to draw an order on the
Treasurer in favor of Hugh Cunningham,
for one hundred dollars, to apply on his con-
tract for grading addition to West Side Gem
etery, and the same be embraced in the next
pay ordinance. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Christian, That the City Civil En-
gineer, together with the Board Of City I'm
provements, confer with the Kinsman Street
Railroad Company with a view Of forming
the curve on Eagle street and avoid as much
as possible any eneroaehments on the Cen
tral Market ground. Adopted.
Of Mr.. CLARK, That tine Perry Monument
Committee are hereby authorized to procure
and cause the erection of q suitable iron
fence around the Fountain at a cost not to
exceed SS25. Adopted. .....-..-
OF Mr.. Dixon, That a sum not to exceed
two hundred dollars be appropriated to
dredge the mouth of the old river bed, un-
der the direction of the City Civil Engineer,
the amount to be payable on the 1st Of jan
uary next. Adopted
Of Mr.. Russell, That the request of the
Military Committee be complied with, and
that an order be drawn by the City Clerk on
the City Treasurer for the sum Of fifteen
hundred dollars, and that the same be EN-
braced in the next ordinance for the pay
ment of claims. Finance Committee.
Of Mr.. Dixon, That the City Marshal be
instructed to remove all obstacles from Eagle
street, West Side, so as to allow free passage
for teams. Adopted.