Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-16

in regular session. and was called TO order by Mr.
III tughey, Vice President The minutes of the
last meeting were read and approved.
PETITIONS, RENoSsrRAxcEs, &C.
| By Mr.. Brown. from the indianapolis, Pitts
burg and Cleveland Railroad Company for per
mission to change the route OF their line leading
out of the city. Referred to a special committee
of one from each Ward.
BY Mr. Richmann. from holders of real estate
against the improvement of Michigan street, be
tween \ obIe and Davidson streets with river in
stead of pit gravel. Referred.
BY Mr.. IL A. Fletcher, relative to preserving
order in the vicinity of the city cemetery-es
pecally relative to boys bathing III the canal,
and asking that the laws be enforced, which was
tabled.
BY the same from real estate owners on Dun
can street, for Improvements thereon. Tabled.
BY Mr. Metzger A petition to repeal the hog
ordnance
BY Mr. Huffman: Another on the same sub
ect.
Another and another were presented with refer
ence TO the same matters Tabled
BY MIR Colley, from sundry merchants. that
transient persons be required 10 procure license
for the disposition OF their wares. Referred to
the City Attorney with instructions that he pre-
pare an ordinance, &c.
BY Mr.. H. A Fletcher: For the Improvement
Circle street. Referred.
REPORTS
Mr. Haughey from Committee on Finance
with reference 10 the accounts of Thomas J .
Zoos, late Market Master His matters. the
Committee find all right. Adopted
Dir. ). a. Fletcher, from Committee on Ac
counts. an ordinance appropriating S3.011 SO for
the payment of sundry claims against the city OF
indianapolis. Passed, under a suspension of the
rules.
BY Mr. Brown from Select Committee. with
reference to the petition of indianapolis, Pitts
burg and Cleveland r. r. Co.. recommending
that the PRAYER of the petitioners be granted, and
that the vacations designated be ordered. Adop-
ted
By Mr. Wallace, from Committee on Streets
and Alleys, with regard to the claim of DR.. Gas
ton, for improvements on Clinton street. adversely
to its payment. Referred to a Select Committee
of three.
The profile reported by the committee for a
sewer on McCartv street was tabled.
The City Sexton submitted his report showing
the number of inserments for the month ending
June l4th as follows:
Under year old 4: from to ), 9; from ) to
/, 10 4: from 20 TO 30 Il: from so To 40. ,; from
40 to 80. g: from 6D to 40. 2; from 40 to 81, /.
, Total, 50-from the country, 3
, Sundrv bids for street improv ements were
opened. read and referred.
Mr. Wallace from the Committee on the Fire
) Department Asking for 1870 for building hre
r bell tower Referred TO Committee on Accounts
! The ChIet of Police reported the number OF
arrests for the past month, 10.
The committee to whom was referred the hog
, ordinances pending. were granted further time
with instructions 10 report positively at the next
} meeting of Council
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance for the grading aud gravenc
, Nermont street. between Noble and Railroad
streets, was passed
I An ordinance providing for lighting Tennessee
street between New York and Michigan streets
1 was passed
An ordinance to provide for the grading and
graveling the Bluff Road. between Ray street
and the corporation line was passed
An ordinance providing tor the grading OF
Walnut street, between Delaware and Alabama
was passed.
An ordinance for the improvement of Fort
Wayne Avenue between Pennsy lvania and Della
\ wsre streets. was passed
Mr.. ). \ Fletcher presented an ordinance pro
: vding for the grading anu graveling of Duncan
!. street between Delaware and Alabama street
: Read second time, and laid over.
Mr. Seibert presented an ordinance providing
!, for lighting East street between Ohio street anC
!. the first alley north OF New York street Read
twice and laid over
ins and paving Circle and Meridian streets
Ue>t side Read twice
Nj. Wallace offered an ordinance TO provd,
for the paving and curling OF tie sidewalk on til,
south side OF Ohio. between Illinois and Meridian
streets. Read twice.
r. MISCELLANEOUS
. Mr.. Wallace offered motion that $2ee be ap
j. propriated 10 purchase two horses for the FIr'
r Department Adopted
- Mr.. Wallace offered n resolution allowing
e Thomas Ferrter 500 % for work done on streets
j. Referred.
IT A motion of Mr.. Brown that the Assessor b,
. directed 10 omit assessments dogs. was adopted
Mr.. Richmann moved that the City Marsha
r be instructed 70 suspend proceedings under ID,
i hog ordinance for two weeks. Lost
IT Mr. Seibert offered resolution directing tn
;. Civil Engineer 10 advertise for proposals fo
n building -four cisterns ia localities where thu
Df Chef Fire Engineer stated they were needed
:; Adopted
ie The Council then adjourned to meet again OF
next Saturday week the 18th inst