Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-09

Cemnen Council.
TUESDAY EVENING, July 3.
President Masters in the Chair.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
All present but Msssrs. Blair, Meyer and
Roberts.
Of o. M. Oviatt and others, residents and
owners Of real estate on that part Of Euclid
street between Erie and Perry streets, asking
shat the Council cause the railway on said
portion Of said street 20 be narrowed to the
same width as that below Erie, and paved as
soon as practicable. Board Of City Improve
ments.
Of S. Overbrumer, asking the privilege Of
building an addition TO bis one and half
story frame house, on Erie street, between
Huron and Bolivar streets, and within the
Fire limits. Fire and Water.
OF John Fisher, asking privilege to build
a refreshmont stand on the northwest corner
Of Kinsman street and Cases Avenue, to re-
main during the State Fair. Streets.
coxMUNIoAuoSs AND REPORTS OF oPFroE.
From F. Kimberly, giving notice Of his
withdrawal as surety for Thomas Gilmore,
Constable, City Attorney
From Engine Company No. 4, that they are
desirous Of introducing a steam ere engine
and working and running the same, and pro-
posing that the city purchase the hand en-
CINE now in use by the company and furnish
the company With a steam engine, to be un-
der the control Of the city. Fire and Water.
From Saratoga Engine Company No. 8,
settling forth that Henry Harmon, member
r ko IL. a
his election as foreman Of said company, and
has since embeEzeled the company's finds,
and that the company having elected Jacob
Widlar to take his place, he refuses to give
up the property Of the company, and asking
that the matter be referred to the Fire and
Water Committee. So referred.
Report Of City Attorney, that the deed Of
the c., G. 4 G. r. R. Company to the City of
Cleveland is in due form and properly exc
cuted.
OF same, that the Council cannot grant the
application Of F. Kimberly to be permitted
to withdraw as surety for Thomas Gilmore,
Constable. Report accepted, and petition
fled.
OF Committee on Gas, that they see no OBJ
/ lection to the request of C. Thomas and others
relative to placing street lamps on Fulton
! street. The Committee also report in favor
Of the passage Of Mr.. Wellhouse's resolution.
/ Filed
From Oliver H. Perry, that he has paid to
l tho City Treasury SS96, and enclosing his
/ fathers dedication to the city Of Oregon-st
between Erie and Muirson streets.
From ]. A. Harris and others, remonsta-
ting against the building at present Of the
Bank, Lake and johnson streets and Acade-
my Lane sewer. Sewers.
! OF City Attorney, that the dedication of
] hoHu
streets to the city by Nathan Perry, is in
proper form and should be recorded in Coun-
1 ty Records. Approved and ordered record
ed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Freese, That the Cleveland Gas
Light anu Coke Company be authorized to
lay their main Pipe on the north side of St.
! Clair street eight feet from the center line
from Marshall street east to Case avenue
Adopted.
By Mr.. Van Tassell, That the Health Off
GERS be instructed to have the nuisance abat-
cd on the alley near the Vermont Street Sta
ton House, West Side. Adopted.
By Mr.. Wellhouse, That the Committee
on Gas be and are hereby instructed to con
tract with W. T. Watson to furnish fluid to
the street lamps for one year, in accordance
with his proposition also 10 erect the lamp:
AoW WING us lAuSNA " u uu 4 uAAoAAg LA nc
Bridge, Garden. Pittsburgh and Oregon
streets, the same to be erected at their dis
cretion. Lost.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Board Of City I'm
prOvements be and they are hereby author
lied to build a reservoir on Chatham street
at the junction of York street, Adopted.
By Mr.. Keating, That the Euclid Stree
Railroad Company be required 70 put Supe
riUr street In - ss~a erder as before tho raj
was removed from said street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thomas, That the Committee OF
Finance be authorized to issue 5 note for tht
third monthly payment due upon the build
ing Of the Police Court House and City Pris
on, said note to be issued upon receiving thi
estimate from the Superintendent, payable t.
Blackburn 4 Fuller, in accordance with tn
contract between said Blackburn & Fulle
and the city Of Cleveland. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Wellhouse, That Mr.. Wedman b
allowed the privilege of occupying the uppe
room Of Penn Street School House for Sun
day School purposes and religious WORSHIP
until the same is needed for school purposes
! by leaving the same in as good repair as h
found it. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon. That the Board Of Cit
, Improvements be and they are hereby in
! strueted to report to the Council an Ordinane
: establishing the grade, and also pave an
otherwise improve Detroit street from tn
Center street bridge to the top Of the hill o
| Detroit street: also to establish the grad
. and pave and improve Columbus street frol
2 the Columbus street bridge to the top Of th
!, | hill on Columbus street, and the same to Mei
f: win street. Adopted.
!. By Mr. Huntington. That the Board
o City Improvements construct a cross walk (
. Erwin and KinsmRn street crossing. Boar
q ofCity Improvements.
Q & By Mr.. Dixon. That the City Attorney
o and he is hereby required to report to tn
9 Council if the appointment of H. Blair by Il
y Council as OYerseer to the Police Buildin
: now in course Of erection be legal. Adop
II ORDIxAScEs.
To grade and improve Blair street. Pas
% Adjourned to Tuesday evening, July l5t
%
2 UNITED sTArEs CoURrs.-The July term
. the Circuit and District Courts opened ye
y terday morning. Messrs. VIM. C. MeFGrla
% Frank H. Kelly of this city, and John
Tyler, Of Newberry, were admitted as Alto
a neys. In the District Court the Grand Ju
As was empannelled, Jonathan Bull, of Wi
y OughBy, being appointed foreman. JUST
4 swayns presided in the Circuit Court.
u NoRNAL AcADEMY OF MUsTc.-We won
d. call the attention Of our readers to the a
C vertisement of the Normal Academy Of N
o sic, at Ashland, Ohio. The third amt
> session win commence on Monday, July
st 1862 This Institution is now in flourish
O. condition, and is the only one of the ki
z ever established in Ohio.
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