Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-27
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M. Gilbert City Civil Engineer, subnitted
O~tdihanees 70 establish the grade Of tho fol-
lowing-named streetsi Cd yf5ers 49, Ia
Kenner-street, from Freeman to Garrnrd;
Auburn. street, from the north corporation
line ], T4O feet southwardly, which were ap.
proved, and the Clerk was instructed 10
transmit the ordinances to the City Council.
The Clerk was instructed To notify the
parties bidding for street-railroad route No.
I, TO file with the Board of City Improve
ments, on or before the I'd day of April, 1861,
the written consent offs majority of the prop
erty. owners in interest along said route, to-
gether with the names of their securities.
Permission was granted to NJ. Snyder and
II, Henry, TO pave the sidewalks in front of
their property, on East Third. street, between
Merlin and East Front.
Bills amounting to $416 were allowed to
pay contractors for cleaning streets.
The Commissioner Of the Northern Dis
trict was instructed TO have two well holes
built in the Cross. street c~ulvert, at a cost of
SIC. Also, TO have repaired the culvert at
Liberty and Race streets, at cost Of 81.
Mr.. Stagge presented a petition from L..
W. Smith, relative to the water from Ham
ilton. road running across his property at
the junction with and across the Miami
Canal, by the Mohawk Bridge. Referred to
the COMMISSIONS of the Northern District.
BUlIDlNG
The following permits for building have
been granted by the Board since their meet
ing of last Tuesday:
To John Scroth, three-story brick build
ing on the north side of H~amilton-road,
between Main and Locust-streets. O.. Ten
nemeyer b Bro, contractors.
To D. K. lines, two three-story brick
buildings on the south side of Belts, be-
tween John and Cutter-streets D. W. Mil
Ter, contractor.
To Taylor & Faulkner, three-story brick
building on the south side of Eighth, be-
tween Freeman and Carr-streets. D. W. Mil
Ter, contractor.
To H. P. Dickman, three. story brick
building on the south side of Wade-street,
between Elm and Miami Canal.
To Henry Beers, three-story brick build
ing OF the west side of Bremen, between
Green and Cedar streets.
To B. 7. Warwick, frame cottage on the
north side of Lexington street, between
Linn and Baymiller-Swain Il Chenoweth,
contractors.
To R. R. Springer, four. story brick ware
house on the north side of Columbia-s street,
between Main and Sycamore-John Foley,
contractor.
To DR.. N. B.. Shaler, four.story brick ware
house OF the north side of Columbia-street,
between Main and Sycamore-John Foley,
contractor.
To Thomas Williams, three story brick
warehouse on the east side of Franz. street,
between Elder and Findley.
To Augustus Berg, two-story brick build
ing on the north side of Court. street, be-
tween Race and Yine-A. Bloy & Brother,
contractors.
To Charles Graham, three.story brick
building on the west side of Walnut-street,
between Liberty and Mary-Jacob Delhi
contractor.
To Silas Omonundro, three story brick
building, on the west side of Smith.street
contractor.
To James Pope, three-story brick building
on the south side of David-street, between
Central. avenue and John. Mills & Spillmie
contractors.
TO Quinten Eagle, three. story brick build.
ing on the south side of David street, be.
tween Central avenue and John. Mills &
Spillmie, contractors.
To VIM. Sohn, three-story brick building
on the sast side of Ellen. street, between
Third and Fourth. John Scanning, contrac-
tor.
To Adam Tell, two story brick building 90
the east side of Logan street, between Green
and Liberty. F. Sd. Kallendorf, contractors
To Anthony Debow, three story brick
building on the west side of Elm street, be,
tween Elder and Findley. John Rotham
contractor.
To John H. Dolpke, additional story, OF
the west side of Central. avenue, between
David and Wade.
To Taylor & Faulkner, two three. story
brick buildings on the south. east corner O.
Poplar and Freeman streets. j. B. & D
McCord, contractors.
To Thomas W. Farrin & Co., a three-story
brick building on the north side of Long
worth-street, between Henry and Stone
Swain & Chenoweth, contractors.
To William Settle, two. story brick build
ing on the north side of Everett-street, be
tween Jones and Cutter. P. B. Bodley, con
tractor.
j. II. Kreegor, two-story brick building
on the east side of Ce~ntral-avenue, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth. John R. tanning
contractor.
Te John Mitchell, three.story brick build
ing, on the south side of Second. street, be
tween John and Smith. Swain & Cheno
weth, contractors.
To Nicholas Longworth, four. story bricl
building, on the south side of Sixth-street
between Pierson and Freeman. Smith
Williamson, contractors.
To Casper Geist, three, story brick addition
on the west side of Mansfeld-street, between
Webster and Liberty.
To A. B. Hollabird h Co., additional story
on the south side of Front-street, between
Smith and Rose.
To Lewis Wellman, two two. story fran
cottages, on the west side of Freeman, street
between Liberty and Poplar.
To James Dalton, two-story brick buildin.
on the south side of Dayton-street, between
Bay miller and Linn. A. Blaney, contractor
The large number of building permits is
sued, and the character of the structures
would indicate that the prosperity of the cit
has suffered no permanent or even seriou
injury.
A THIEF BREAKs THE JAw-BONE OF H
VICTM.-An unknown thief entered th
store of Joseph Perry, corner of LongwortE
street and Central avenue, Yesterday, an