Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-18
CirT Council.
TUESDAY EvEsfsa, June M.
President Musters in the Chair.
All present but Mr.. Stevens.

Fiold.
From John t. Pinkney and others, asking
that the Engine Co. Of the 9th Ward be re-
eogized as the Alert Hose Co. Fire and
Water.
From John Hays & Co., in relation to nuis
ance in Hofman's Block. Health and Clean
illness.
From H. R. orth for permission to remove
his building on Frankfort street. Granted.
From Jacob Dutton and others, requesting
that sewer be built on Wason and William
streets. Beard Of improvements.
From Morgan a Root and others, to sup
press peddling goods on the street. Ordi-
nance.
COMMUNICATIONS AND REPORTS.
Report from the Board Of City Improve
ments on paving Blair st. Tabled.
Communication from Sewerage Committee
/ recommending the construction of a sewer in
Oregon st. between Murison and Erie
/ Adopted.
speeisl Committee, Meyers, Bond anu
Thomas, reported adversely to the extension
Of Eagle st.
ReportOf Dr.. Capener, adverse TO allowing
An increase Of salary to the nurse at the pest
house. Filed
Estimate Of cost Of construction Of Lake,
Bank and johnson st. sewers. Received
aud filed.
Lake st. special tax list for sewer. Re-
ceived and filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Coonrad, That the committee on
Fire and Water be instructed to get the bell
on engine house No. 10 reeast Adopted.
By Mr. Wellhouse, That the committee on
Fire and Water be and are hereby authorized
TO eonstrueta reservoir on the corner Of Court
and Detroit SITS. City improvements.
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hereby permitted to remove a building on
Frankfort street, in accordance with report of
Committee on Fire and Water. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thomas-That the plans Of Lake
street sewer, together with the Bank and
johnson street branches, be and the same are
hereby adopted. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon-That the City Attorney be
and he is hereby instructed to report to this
Council if any legal objections could be made
against the grading and paving of Columbus
street, from the Columbus St. Bridge to the
summit Of the Hill; also from the Division
St. Bridge 10 the semmit of the hill on De-
troit street, providing the cost Of the same be
taxed TO the property holders on the West
Side. Adopted.
By Mr.. Van Tassel-That the City Mar
shall be instructed to have the ordinance in |
relation to dogs strictly enforced. Adopted. |
tEBy Mr.. Freese-That the COMMITTEES on |
Ordinance be hereby instructed to prepare an |
Ordinance for the construction Of a brick |
sewer, to commence at the Lake and running |
south on William street to Superior avenue. !
Board Of Improvements.
By Mr.. Dixon-That the Committee on Gas
be and they are hereby authorized to cause
the lamp-posts now out of use on the Dock, |
near the foot Of Superior street, to be re-
moved 10 the northeast corner Of Euclid st.
and Case avenue, and cause gas to be con-
Teyed to the same. Adopted
By Mr.. Benton, That the estimate Of cost
Of constructing Lake stree Sewer, and Bank
and johnson streets sewer, together with tax
list be adopted Adopted.
By Committee on Markets, That the com
mittee on Markets be and are hereby author
thorized to procure suitable scales in place Of
those recently burned. Adopted
By Mr.. Huntington, That the committee
on IRE and water procure suitable hose car
riage for Atlantic Fire company No. g.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of
city Improvements infOrce the repairing Of
Kinsman st. BY the Kinsman street Rail
read Company. Adopted.
By Mr.. Wellhouse, That the committee
on Gas be and are hereby instructed to have
lamp posts or lanterns put up on Bridge
street, commencing on Fulton street and run
ming to Cortland street. Finance.
By Mr.. Benton. That the Cleveland Gas
Light and Coke Co., are hereby authorized to
relay their main gas pipe on BroweH street,
between Euclid and Prospect streets. Sew
en- feet from the cOntre line of said street in
stead Of FIVE feet as required by ordinance.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, That the Committee on Or
dinanees be and they are hereby instructed
to report to the Council an amendment to the
ordinance regulating the City Cemetery, so
that the same should provide that the sale of
all Cemetery lots shall be made, and the til
ties given, by the City Auditor and all mon
eys 70 be paid TO the City Auditor and also
to provide that the City Sexton shall be re-
CURED to make monthly reports to the Coun-
ell of all burials made by him, whether chill
dren or adults, the sum Of money received by
him for such service, and of any and all
sums received by him from whatever source
for any service rendered by him. Adopted,
By Mr.. Sturgiss, That the City Treasurer
be and he is hereby directed to receipt in full
to Mr.. Nathan Perry for all money claimed
by him by virtue Of local assessment upon
his property on Oregon street between Muri-
son and Erie streets, for the purpose of con
structing a sewer in said street between said
points, upon the payment by him of the sum
Of SO 90, and the dedication of said street to
the city. Adopted.
By Mr.. Van Tassel, That the Chief Engi-
neeT be instructed to have Engine House No.
re-painted outside, at a cost not to exceed
so. adopted.
- By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be and they are hereby in
strueted to report to this Council as soon as
possible what kind of steam engines would
be best adapted to our Fire Department, and
the cost Of running the same. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts. That the Finance Com
mittee be and they are hereby authorized to
execute and deliver to Messrs Blackburn &
Fuller a note dated June 10, 1862, and pay
able on the 18th day Of October, 1852, for the
sum Of $s,263.47, being the amount Of the
second estimate for labor and materials for
City Prison, as per contract. Adopted.
Adjourned for one week.