Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-22
STANDING COMMITTEES.

GlennI hlckley, otaurlnB'
STANDING ooMMTTEEs.
The following Standing Committees were an
nounced for the ensuing year:
Ways and Means-MesSrs. Butler, Eberly
and Buttles.
Fire Department--Messrs. DOuty, Glenn and
Wilson.
Sewers and Drainage-Messrs. stauring,
DOuty and Buttles.
Ordinances, Revision. and Pfinting-Messra.
Wilson, Douty and Glenn. ~ fN#a fa
Gas and Gas LlghtG-Measrss Eberly, Glenn
and Stauring.
Claims. Accounts, Fees and SAlaries-Messre.
Glenn, Rickley and Douty.
City Police-Messrs. Donaldson, BuIler and
Eberly.
Market House and Markets Messrs. Smith,
Rickley and Butler. yIeTa 0nucic-
Gravel Bank, Wharf and Wharf Lots
Messrs. Rickley, Eberly and Smith.
Goodale Park--Messrs, Buttles, DoutV and
Rickley.
Hare Charity Fund-Messrs. Wilson, Staur-
ing and Donaldson.
Ward Committee's--Fi Wsrd+ Mesers.
Smith and DOuty; Second Ward-Messrs. But
ties and Donaldson; Third Ward Messrs. Glenn
and Butler; Fourth Ward-Messrs. Wilson and
Eberls; Fifth WMd--Msssrs. Riekley- and
Stsuring.
Mr.. Douty presented petition from resi-
dents Of the vicinity for On ordinance to grade
and pave the west side Of Third street between
Spring and North streets. Mr.. Smith present
ed remembrance against the same. Both Pc
tluon and remonstranoe were referred to the
First Ward committee.
Mr., Douiy presented contact leasing from
the city to Philip Corzelius for one year from
May !, 1862, part Of lot No Of the subdivls-
ion of in-lot No. 246, and the building thereon
for the sum Of three hundred dollars. Contract
approved.
On motion Of Mr.. DOutY, the petition OF Bart
lett 4 Smith and others. fora sewer or. Fail
alley. was taken from the table and referred L
\ the First Ward committee.
Mr. Donaldson offered-a resolution, which
was adopted, directing the City Civil Engineer
to prepare plat and estimate for repaylng the
sidewalks aud cutters on the west side Of Higt
street from State to Broad street.
Mr.. Rickley offered like resolution in re-
gard to grading and paving the sidewalks, gut
ters and crossings on the south side Of South
street from Fourth to Third street, and on the
west side of Fourth stseet from South street Il
South Public Lane. Adopted. ~ ~ -
Mr. DOuty introduced an ordinance, which
was read the Arst time, TO grade and pave
the sidewalks, cutters and crossings on the
vest side OF Third street from Spring to North
street.
Mr.. Butler introduced an ordinance, making
partial appropriations for the year 1862, which
was amended and passed.
Mr.. Smith offered resolution which was
adopted, authorizing the City civil Engineer to
contract with Titus Richards for grading and
paving the sidewalks, cutters and crossings or
the south side of Gay street from High street
to Fair alley.
Mr. Smith also offered q like resolution
which. was adopted, for Q contract with Richard
Davis for grading and paving the sidewalks
cutters and crossings on the west side Of High
street from Gay to Spring street.
Mr.. Glenn introduced an ordinance which
was road the hrst time, to repeal certain sec
tiohs of an ordinance to regulate the sale oi
firewood, passed Oct. II, 1857. $3.50 t"' =
Mr.. Butler offered o resolution authorizing
the committee Of Ways and Means to borrow
three thousand dollars at ak per cent. interest.
Adopted.
The c lerk was directed to cause to be printed
for the uae Of the Council fifty copies efsths
rules and regulations, with the Standing Com
mittees, for the ensuing year.
A bill from the United States Hotel, charging
Zen dollars forHrOom for holding the election
In on the 7th Inst, was ordered to be paid out
Of the appropriation for elections
Mr.. Smith offered a resolution which was
adopted, authorizing the City Civil Engineer
to contract with David Humphrey for grading
and paving the cutters and crossings and gray
cling the sidewalks On The north side Of Spring
street from Latham street two hundred and
fifty feet thereof.
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