Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-29

RESOLUTIONS OF THE CoUNoiL.-The follow
ing resolutions were passed by the City Coun
Gil, at The regular meeting Tuesday evening
and were emitted from the ropOF, in our Is.
sue Of yesterday morning IN consequence Of
an accident to our press, togethOrwith con.
siderable quantity of other local matter;
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Msstors. Tia; the Board Of City
Improvements be and the same are horoby
! authorised 70 contract with Messrs. South
worth a Williams for building sewer in
I Euclid street, between Perry and BroWnell
streets. Also for building sewer In Superior
street, between Erie street and the Public
| Square, in accordance with their proposals,
subject to the acceptance Of the same by this
council. Adopted,
BY Mr.. Coonrad. That the Com. on Parks
and Public Grounds be authorized TO purchase
ono section Of hose for the use Of the Public
Square, to enable the keeper Of the Park 10
water the extreme corners Of the same
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Blair. That a special committee
be appointed 70 enquire into the necessity and
exped!eney Of opening stIeet from Superior
street 70 Champlain street, running by the
old city buildings. Also as to the rights Of
the city to the alley at said point, and report
70 the Council as soon as convenient. Blair,
Thomas, Dixon, Com. Adopted.
By Mr. Anthony. That the Board Of City
Improvements be and are hereby requested to
place cross walk on Detroit street, West
side, from the West corner Of Detroit and
Pearl streets. Board City Improvements.
By Mr.. Palmer. That H. Rice be per-
mitted to elevate the rear shed roof Of mis-
house, No. 50 Prospect street, so as 10 ceres
- sorv fhn
Of adding a coal room ~ feet square in the
rear ip place Of the present one. Adopted.
BE Mr.. Willard. That the Council now
proceed to the election Of Weigher of Hay
FOR the East side. Adopted.
Mr.. McMillen was elected.
By Mr.. Masters. That the City Attorney
be and he is hereby directed 20 cause the
necessary legal steps to be taken to carry out
the provisions Of the oFdinUnce now pending
kefore the City Council, to provide for the
opening and extending Of Eagle street, from
the westerly line Of Canal street to the Ohio
canal. Adopted.
resolution was introduced by Mr.. Sturges
in regard to Alert Hose company, granting
the new company all the privileges Of an En-
gino company, and otherwise complying with
the with the petition preseted by them, which
was referred TO the committee on Fire and
Water.
Br. Mr.. WellhOuse, That the Chair ap-
point a committee Of three to investigate and
look up streets and alleys now occupied by
different parties, and have them vacated or
OF pay for tho same. Adopted.
By Mr.. Freese, That the City Physician
be hereby authorized TO vacinate all children
that come under his care, that have not been
at a cost Of ten Tents ceaeh and /
he report the evety month, until further or
dered Adopted.
By Mr.. WellhOuse. That the Committee
on Gas be and they are hereby instructed to
place lsmp-pOsts or lanters on Detroit street /
from Duane 10 Courtland street; also on Full /
ton street from the Circle to Lorain street. |
Gas Committee.
BY Mr.. Thomas. That the City Auditor be
to report to this Council the eOndi-
ton Of the Ship Channel Fund. Adopted
By Mr.. Sturgis. That the Board Of City
Improvements be and they are hereby direct
ed to construct plank sewer at such depth
and upon such portion Of the south side Of
street, opposite the Pittsburg Rail
road shops, IS may be necessary 10 enable
the owners Of improved lots fronting thereon
to drain them; or TO afford them such other
mode Of relief as the Board in its judgment
may deem best calculated to promote that OBJ
ieet, and that said improvement be made at
1he "A APehSe VI 'He Neheiei unu' 7s"eiese
and Dr6ins.
By Mr.. Resting, That the Board of City
Improvements be instrueed to take charge Of
s lotlof iron bolts and bridge iron now lying
in the old ware house on West River street,
occupied by Pelton and Burk. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thomas, That one hundred dol
lars be appropriated for outdoor relief, the
same to be embraced in the next Ordinance
for the paytemt Of claim.
Adjourned.