Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

TUESDAY EfzEfsa, June %, 1851.
Prssent-Ballsvd, Dixon, Bond, Palmer,
Meyer, FreeSc, Heating, Blair, Mastsfs, sa-
BIN, wsllhOuSs, Anthony, Benton, ouayis,
sturgesS, Willard.
The President H. 8. Stevens, in the
Chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and aP-
CD rzsIFfoSs.
From residents on Penn street, that they
are annoyed By children from Penn street
school using water from wells In the neigh
borhood, end aaking tho Council 70 take some
means 10 prevent the annoyance. Commit
tee on Schools. WFFA
REPORTS.
Of Board Of City Improvements, on 70
monstrancs Of citizens Of Seneca street
against pending Improvements on said street,
recommending that the improvement be
suspended. Filed.
From the Special COMMITTEES on the claim
Of George Weakening, for damages sus-
tanned by him from the improving Of Seneca
street between supes iyFand Michigan streets,
that they are unable 70 get any proposition
from him that ahould be entertained by the
~ aha AAArW EAoB11AAAeA. DlaHk AllA nc MlAA
settle his claim for $500, Filed.
OF Board Of City improvements, on the
resolution 10 put crossings at the intersection
Of St. Clair and Marshall streets, recon-
mending its adoption Adopted.
ofCommittee on Public Buildings, on res
olution 10 receive proposals for building a
fenee around the West High school and The
necessary out buildings, submitting the fell
lowing resolution: fH
Thatthe Committee on Public Bulldingsb be
and are hereby authorized 70 contract with
W.5P. SouthWorth for building the out house
for the West High School Building at $500,
sHd with 8. G. & +. W. Brooks for the bnild.
ing Of o fence around said building at 80
cents per lineal foot, according to their pro-
posals TO the Committee. Adopted.
By Mr.. Palmer, That the City Auditor
draw an order On the Treasurer for $500 70:
out door relief. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges,=That the Board of City
Improvements be and are hereby requested
b put q brick cover on the reservoir on
Lake street, neal. the corner Of Marshall
street also corner of Muirson4 and Hamil-
ton streets.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the City Civil Engineer, that there
is a large amount of property within the
LII "a GMGA1k w. u 4UOAW AAll
there is no assessment Of the valuation en-
tered on thR county tax duplicate, and rec
ommending that q suitable person be ap-
pointed to make an assessment of the value
Of all the property not assessed within said
district, in order that the taxlist for sewer
age within said district may be completed
without further delay. Adoption recon-
mended by Board Of Improvements. Re
ceived and filed.
From the Chairman Of Fourth of July
Committee, inviting the Council to Join in
the procession at the celebration of the
Fourth. Filed.
From the Board Of Fire Commissioners,
recommending seven members of Forest
City Engine Company No. 2, and ten of Nep-
tune Company No. Z, as members of the
Fire Department. Approved.
From s. SteinJ relative to the timetable
mittee. Filed. ro
By Mr.. Masters, That John Whitelaw be
and is hereby appointed Sewerage Engineer
until the 1st day of April next, or until his
successor is elected and qualified. Salary to
be at the rate of $3.50 per snnum Adopted.
By Mr.. Meyer, That the Marshal Be in
structed to keep Irving street, south side Of
Pittsburgh street, free from wagons stand
ing there by day and night, ob~stFucting said
street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Freese, That the Committee be
instructed to procure for the use of the mem
bers Of the City Council 1fty copies of the
new time table for lighting and e~xtinguish.
ing gas lights within the City Of Cleveland.
Adopted Last meeting. Committee on Print
ing.
BY Mr.. Sabin, That the Marshal be and is
hereby instructed to remove the distinctions
in the alley between Franklin and Hicks
street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the COMMITTEES on
Public Buildings be and are hereby instruct
ed to build q suitable well OF the Penn
street school lot for the purpose OF supply.
ing the school children with water. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Blair, That the Board of City I'm
pro7ements be directed TO grade the West
Side high School lot to correspond TO the
grade Of the street on either side Of said lot.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Masters, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be directed to see that the
necessary Yentilators are put into the West
Side High School Building, it being neces-
sarY that this should be done before the
plastering, now nearly completed, is I'm
ishe3.
By Mr.. Ballard That the City Attorney
be hereby requested TO examine the law and
ascertain whether the city can enforce the
conditions of the ordinance to prevent the
discharge of water from private fountains,
&C., upon the surface of streets, alleys and
public grounds, and report at the next
Meeting Of this council.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on
Police be and they are hereby instructed to
repair and cleanse the johnson street ststion
house as in their judgment they may deem
best. Adopted.