Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-07

TnunLr. FrrnrIra. Nav 6. 1889.


Prosont-Anthony, Benton, Blair, Bond
Coonrad, Dixon, Freese, Huntington, KsA
ing, Msstsru, Palmer, Roberts, Rogers
Stevens, stutgss, Thomas, Ven TasBall, Well
horo willard.
The President, I 0. Masters, in the Chair
Minutes Of last meeting read and aP
proved.
PsgIFIOEs.
or E. Hoaonmuellsr and otkors, askinl
the appointment OF Hartman Roeiher y
Market Clerk. Filed.
OF Christian Meyer, that be is lame aSo
unable 10 labor, and therefore asks that he be
permitted 70 open q fruit stand on the west
or east side Of the Public Square. Commit
tee on Parks and Public Grounds.
OF number Of citizens, asking appoint
mont Of John W. Havor Is Superintendent
Of the Willow street bridge. Filed.
OF residents and properly holders on Erie
stEeot between Perry and Br0wnell streets,
asking that they bo permitted at their own
expense to 90 grade the ditchss on one or
both sidea Of said street, under the direction
| OF the City Engineer, % 10 car , the sur
face drainage OF said street into MuirsOn
street sewer, Board Of City Improvements.
or owners Of lands fronting on River,
First, Second, Elm, Mulberry. Spruce and
Washington streets, asking the removal Of
distractions on said streets. Filed.
OF numerous citizens, asking the appoint
mentOf Daniel 0dell to the Ofice Of Market
Clerk. Filed.
OF Daniel P. Rhodes, calling attention to
thecondition Of some lots located between
Reat River street, the ship channel and
main street and the cid river bed, sO-called,
upon which large amount Of stagnant wa
ter is atanaing, and asking that steps be ta-
ken 70 remove the same. Board Of City
improvements.
RKPORFB AND COMMUNICATIONS:
From City Sexton, That whereas Wood
land Cemetery has become q place Of great
resort and more especially on Sunday, and
los holders and all persons interested are
taking great pains TO ornament and beauti
fy their lots and the graves Of their depart
cd triendsj and as there have been frequent
depredstions committed by stealing flowers
and plants from graves and lots, I would
therefore respectfully recommend and urge
your honorable body to apeOint two special
policemen in addition to my foreman 70
guard the grounds Of Woodland Cemetery
against all depredatiOns on Sunday, Rnd
provide q star for each policeman 50 sp-
poined as badge of his authority. Parks
From the Vice President of the Cleveland
Railroad Company, in behalf of the ComPa-
ny, that the Trustees Of the City Of Cleve-
land allow the said Company 10 be governed
in the use and occupancy OF the westerly
end Of Euclid street, from its intersection
with Eric street to the Public Square, upon
the same terms and conditions that govern
the running of that portion of their road laid
down in other streets in this city, with rea-
sons foE asking the same, &c. Reading, on
motion, dispensed with, memorial ordered
fled.
OF City Attorney, upon the resolution in -
struoting him TO report upon the relative
rights Of the East Cleveland Railroad Co m
pany under the ordinance passed April Is,
lSa2, granting said Company the pFivi legs
Of occupying Euclid street westerly from It's
intersection with Erie Btrest to the ublic
Square; and also TO report upon the W lidity
Of the ordinance repeating said above ordf-
nance, passed April 22d, 1852: That the
effect Of the ordinance Of April 22d is to re-
peal IN terms the ordinance of April 18th;
but the rights thus already vested in the
company by the ordinance Of April Is can
not be taken away or impaired by the city,
neither by tbe repeal Of the ordinance grant
ing such rights, nor in any other manner.
The ordinance, 90 such, is repealed; but the
contract embodied in the Ordin hnce, &C
eepted and acted under by the Company,
remains in fall force and binding upon the
parties, and none Of the provisions esn be
ignored By either party. C0rdered printed.
Of City Attorney, in relation to g removal
by the County Auditor Of James Furges as
Assessor for the Third Ward, that the
statute requires that the Auditor must be
officially notified Of the election and qualih-
cation Of Assessor on or before the third
Monday Of April, upon failure of which he
is authorized to appoint some person to such
ofaes. Notice in this case was not received
until the day succeeding the third Monday.
The Auditor appointed another person TO
the Office, and the Council has ne control or
authority over his acts, which are 6nal.
Filed from Ohio State Board Of Agrieul-
ture, that they have located the State Fair
fOr the year 1852 on tract Of land located
between Scovill and Kinsman streets and
Case and Wilson avenues between which is
Park street, that 3 proper arrangement of
the grounds requires that Park street and
the esst half Of Case avenue, between Kins-
| man and scOvi1l streets, should be closed
during their occupancy Of said premises,
and requesting the passage Of a resolution or
ordinance in accordance with this memorial.
Filed. -
Of Secretary Of Water Works for month
/ of April: @
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expenditures .-.-.-..--.------------. oOl-ot
Receipts over expenditures. 81 ,ls5 O9
Filed.
! OF CITY Clerk. total amount received snd
| paid into the City Treasury for licenses for
/ public cabs, carriages, express wagons, drays
and omnibuses, for the year ending April l,
1859, $l7. Filed.
Of Gas Inspector, for Month of April,
stating total amount Of Gas consumed by
city to be 2S3, ,579 feet. Filed.
Bond Of W. d. sholl, beet and pork In
spectOr. Approved.
Bond Of ". b. sholl IS Inspector of fish.
From sinking fund commissioners, an
nouncing the appointment Of Ohas. Hickox
to ELL the vacancy occcasioned by the death
Of William Case. Approved.
From VIM. @. Field, relative to the waste
water from the fountain in Franklin Circle,
that it is damaging TO his lot, and tnat il
damvge, he shall claim the amount of it,
Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr., Palmer, That $3.50 per day be
paid 10 Casper Gassick, tender Of Columbus
street bridge, during the season of navigs
ton for 1852, instead Of Sl,25. Adopted.
By Mr.. Willard, Whereas, there is nc
ordinance regulating the market on the
West Side, therefore,
Resolved, That the committee on Ordin-
, ances prepare an ordinance regulating the
. market on the West Side, and defining the
, duties of the Market Clerk. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thomas, That $500 be and are
hereby appropriated for out door reliei.-
: Adopted.
g BY Mr.. Willard, That the Office of Mar
ket Clerk be and is hereby declared vacant
Rv NJ Frsaae. That tha Comun ittaa M