Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-25

TUESDAY EVENING, june "a.
President Masters in the Chair.
All present, except Messrs. Corning, Ste
vens and Huntington.
PETIFIoNs.
From John Kehres and others, requesting
the grading Of Blair St. Board Of City I'M
provements.
From L. n. Hubby, President @. C. 4 G.
R. R., 10 change the location Of portion Of
MorWin st. Filed.
From Mould, Hogan Co., asking permits
sion to erect q music stand upon tho south
east corner Of Monument Square. Parks and
Public Grounds.
COMMUNICATIONS AND Reports.
Communication from Board Of Education,
| inviting Council 10 witness commencement
exercises Of tho Central High School. Ac-
cepted.
From E. H. Lewis, Director Of Infrmary,
| inviting the City Council to visit tho mfr
mary on Friday next for the purpose Of in-
vestigating the condition Of the Inarmary.
Accepted,
Report from City Attorney, in regard to
legality Of grading and paving Columbus St.
Filed.
Report Of Finance Committee, on rosolu-
tion to purchase lot 1853 and part Of lot l59.
Filed.
0fMr BarnOtt, in regard 10 assignment Of
certain lots. City Attorney.
OF Board Of City improvements asking
authority to contract with SouthwOrth and
Williams for constructing Champlain Street
teEer. Filed.
Abstract Of bids for building Champlain
street sewer. Filed.
From Board of City Improvements recon-
rnnnHfunr. The r-ufeksur, nN II INIT nd nkh
ers be referred to city Attorney. City At
torney.
From Committee on Gas in favor of VIM.
7. Watson's offer to furnish Auid for street
lamps. Filed.
From Board Of City Improvements in re-
lation to filling lots Nos. l4I and I42 Lake
street. Filed.
OF City Attorney upon the communication
Of n. Barrett. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Committee on
the Judiciary by the aid and advice Of the
City Attorney be and they are hereby author
lied and Empowered, it, upon examination Of
the case they shall deem it for the interest Of
the city, to make an agreement with Mr.
Barnett, Trustee, concerning the special as
signment on lot l in Whittlesey and Lloyd's
allotment Of the Taylor Farm, so called, sub
stantially on the terms proposed by said Bar
nett in his communication to the City Coun-
Gil. Adopted
By Mr.. Benton, That the committee on
Parks and Public Grounds have the name of
Perry" lettered on the base of Perry
Monument, also TO report when the Marble
Medallion will be placed in said Monument.
By Mr.. Benton, Resolved, That the Board
Of City Improvements be and they are here
By authorized tOeontract with Messrs. South
worth & Williams for the construction of
Champlain street Sewer in accordance with
their proposal, subject to the acceptance of
the same by the Council. Adopted.
By Mr., Dixon, That Messrs. Mould, Ho-
gan Co, be and they are hereby permitted
to erect g stand in the southeast corner Of
Monument Square for band Of music, pro-
viding said Mould, Hogan & Co. keep a suf-
fcient police force for the protection of the
Park. Parks and Public Grounds.
By Mr.. Benton, That the Board Of City
Improvements be and they are hereby au-
thoTized to contract with Michael O'Donnel
for filing original ten acre lots Nos. I4I and
l42, in accordance with his proposal, subject
70 the acceptance Of the same by this body.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Masters, That the Committee on
Schools be requested to put in repair the pro
teetions to the trees in front Of Pearl Street
NeA-e~A @Aee-3a- AA4lLA u L4uGuLlOQs
By Mr.. Benton, That the Cleveland Gas
Light and Coke Company be authorized to
lay their main pipe eight feet from the con-
tre line Of Columbus street between the
bridge over the Ouyahoga river and Pearl
street. Adopted
By Mr.. Benton, That the Committee on
Gas be and are hereby instructed 10 enter into
an agreement for one year with W. 7. Wat
son to furnish auid light in accordance with
his proposition, and that the fluid lanterns
now being displaced by Gas, or as many Of
them as in their judgment they may deem
necessary be placed in Fulton street, also on
Bridge street from Pearl to Fulton, Lorain to
Detroit and Lake street to Orange and Blair,
at the discretion Of said Committee. Lost.
By Mr. Thomas, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be instructed to make the
necessary examination and report to this
Council at its next nesting the practieabiIity
Of changing the Court Room in the new City
Prison now building so as to accommodate
the City Council and other city officers, and
report the expense. adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Committee on
Schools be and they are hereby instructed to
cause lighting conductors to be erected on
/ the West Side High School; also on any
other public school on which no lightning
/ conductor has been erected. Table for one
week.
By Mr.. Payne, That the Board of City
Improvements be and are hereby authorised
and requested to lay a eross-walk in Superi-
/ or street at the east side Of Dodge street,
Board City Improvements.
By. Mr.. Palmer, That Capt. Gossick be
allowed a man to assist him in tending Co
lumbus street bridge during the season of
navigation Of 1862, at an expense not exceed
ing 70 cents per day. Adopted.
By Mr.. FanTassel, That the City Clerk be
requested to report to this Council how much
money has been received by him for licenses
on street railways, carriages, cabs, express
wagons, &c., since notice was given by the
Mayor for the same to be paid Adopted.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Board of City I'M
prOvemsnts be and they are hereby author
lied to build reservoir on Chatham street,
at the junction Of York street. Fire and
Water.
ORDINANCES.
An ordinance to amend the fourth section Of
an ordinance creating the Office of Inspector
Of Coal, and defining its duties. Passed
Ordinance to establish the grade Of Ontario
street between the Public Square and Pitts
burg street. Read second time.
An ordinance to change the location Of a
portion Of MerWin street. City Attorney.
An ordinance to grade and improve Wads-
worth street. Read second time.
An ordinance to establish the grade oi
WadswOrth street. Passed.
An ordinance for the construction of O
branch sewer, to be styled Lake street Branci
, Sewer, and charge assessment tax for defray.
ing the expense Of constructing the same
Read second time.
INSPECTOR OF COAL.