Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-21

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ard snnrovsd Fd-i 'i'S''e -" 49, =
M PayrN offersd a rssol,,;or d;roc,tns.
The C,itv ce;css 10 he clbssd ~, Az SSd CaIs
ried - -: : . ,SS'I
Tba wooLlv ro,.or,s "a. a.. At.-o. ff,,-
Soiicitor Sc sS,e rsco;vod S"e end s}Sd' Oi'J
Mr ESolesion nreeentsd an ard;nonce an
tboriz,ne tbe Civ SoIicitor to annoint a
Chief ESoineer Of the Fire Denartmeni iF
sccordah "a NTH tba For,n,so,, Is;ii AN
M Hist novad ~ srSS,d SSn Dtn H., ;r,or,;,, =,
the Moyor He claimed II voc e5srrd 70 ras
ouite tRe Citv SoIicitor to make tbe ennoint.
nlent. Tho Mavor was tbe onIy, ofIicer IN tbe
Civ Governmsnf who yras snnerior IN no,Tor
To The Cbief Fnoineor ard n ,,os ,o,seorso
to smnoWer an infeTior ofico+ 40 annoint a
supefior one - 'fr O''''
Nr. Marsh regarded the Forc,usor R;ll ss
ridiculous; but as we had To snnoint n com.
rnissian IL tbroo 10 A' ~ ~ H.
noysd 70 TDse ~ coDs;st ~ os 9GJ pish, me
Havs and Rule -
Mr. Glass favored the snspdp,apt. ba
thonoht noliIics sbonld NOT affsct tba on.
nointment of a Chief Eneineer- of the Fire
Department - Wy ~
Mr. FgoIeston said he bad no ol,;act;ors 70
the amendment. he had No Jonbt but tSe he
nresent incnn,bents would bs raooro;,,a5
and he was willing IN instruct the Gnmno
sioners to reannoi5t them y. ' W.
Mr. Hirst aroIed tbaf Comu,issioners +o
make anpointmsnfs were mayer conteynnIateS
by the Feroueou Lew II univ ;nfen5sd to
invest tbe seiections In tbs Msyor az in
State matters tbsv are invested ~ 'tb,o CO.. "
eTpor. = ''N .'-'0
Mr. FOpleston oontended That tho law AID
NOT intend IN confer sncb nstroraore ON tbs
Mevor S1,nTose tba ofica of Msnor 5varo
vacant how EonId one t be cbosen eycsnt nv bv
n commiss;op -. - '1N''P' "
Mr.. MarsS's amendment vvas then a5ontad
The ordinance Ives tbeT, nassod
Mr., Wessner then afFered : resolr+;o,, tbot
the Commissioners he reonestod 70 an,,,;,t
the nresent incpmbents SJonteJ "PPV'N'
Mr.. Fgpleston presented an ordinance an
nronr;ati5y a. o6o 20 H. Maoho,;o.' I.o.y;
tnta for d5Dso1os oooos;orod - az Isl
tower on the roof provided the continuance
of The tower he 9naranteed for tSrea toar-s
Passed = =, ~ H''-7'
Tho Cyoynno;+taa 4o ,vboY, ,,,os -oforrad ~ n
subject of The manner in wb;ob tbe -,,onaH, Sav
had been expended On tbe Wasbinoton Part
rsnoTted thst everv tb;no bod 6son oor, "1
dncteS nronerlv aId tbne ,,onav nVu evnonSad
economicaiIy Filed '' -NPoA'O'U
Mr Weasnar nreSentad an or;d;rsnoo 20
onirinp the Sinking Fnnd GaDnmiss;oners 70
ssL Gounci1 snr en onnronriat;or SasSo ~
nmrcb asinS bonds end oIIn raS,,niu weiHIe tte
ppnnber oF ass;stant and;+orS 70 ~: 'N0
NJ Toob1 rnoToS 20 90 ;nsort W Soot;c ~.
the salary Of the Auditor Of 10 0Of of tbse
first assistant Of si 9on and of tLo' sootnS ot Sn
ossistont Of esoo fTSa,S %"~ ero " @ ou az Sno
Si ooo and SsoS \' NV" Ti''0O'
TMr EgoIeeton eo;d +bot tbo bi,.i,or +ho
saisIv tba moro tba rno,,o1s +hot r,,Sst bo
nendsd in Getting II Tbere rvore 9S0 r,o 4,
The citv Tesv to telo II of that nr;oo o"0H pa -
sides the assistants aid the yvorlP and +ho,,
onobt 70 he sveiI nod U 'N0 wins anu 'n0y
Mr. Whitcom agreed with Mr.. Epglsston
with the present salaries, there would 3 iie be a
than usnai and With an adS;tionoI ;r5,ca
ment of $500 there would he still more
MT Stokes onposed the amendment as
o,so G;d NJ Mopre '--' ''N0 'N0
"iiT Tha uie ni,, anduoant m, moo ,o., .e
M Wh;tcoTn moved ~ foy tba ,vbolo ,,,h
;ect on tba fehio 7 oct " ny 'D0 "uOi0 'u'
The ordinance was then nassed
Mr., Weasner introduced an ordinance.
raising the amount Of ,be Citv Treasnreri :