Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-09

This body met in special session on Saturday
night last, June Eth.
The Council was called to order by Mr..
Haughey. Vice President.
The Clerk read the minutes of the previous
meeting which were approved.
PETITIONS.
Mr. H. A. Fletcher, from owners OF property
on Illinois stSeet. the west side between Mich
igan and North streets, for paving the same Ia
bled.
Mr. Brown, from Messrs Mabie & Co. for a
reduction of license for their exhibition to so
instead of $50 Council concurred
Mr.. Blake, To repeal the hog ordinance, from
citizens of the Fourth Ward. Tabled.
Mr. kuhlman on the same subject. Tabled.
Mr.. Huffman, for the repeal OF the hog ordl-
nance.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Wallace: Allowing the Messrs Patterson
to erect pork house on White river they pledg-
Ing themselve. to keep the premises clean, &c.
Tabled.
Mr. Brown: That ordinances hereafter intro
duced shall be numbered and taken up in their
order. Adopted
REPORTS.
Mr.. Seibert: With reference to public cisterns
proposing the construction of five csternS at
the cost OF : 900. The Chief Fire Engineer
endorsed the report Report accepted
Mr. Wallace: The Fire Department would ask
for money enough To buy two horses. Laid over.
Mr. :. \. Fletcher presented the contract and
bond of Samuel X. Mann and others for street
improvements Approved
Mr. = \ Fletcher: That no ordinance shall
be passed for the improvement OF any street or
alley unless publication be given in the Journal,
SenfiaeI AnericaH. and the TOiksbian and Free
Press. Tor the notification of property holders OF
said ordinance.
Mr. Fletcher insisted upon his resolution. 1t
was right and proper that tie people should know
what taxes were To he Imposed upon them. No
tifcation should hereafter be given to all.
Adopted.
Mr.. Browns dog ordinance, to regulate and
restrain hvdrophobla was taken up on the third
reading Dogs are TO he collared and licensed
and il is declared unlawful and highly unwrOng t.
poison dogs-particuiarly little ones Any one
violating this ordinance is 10 be fined $50 and
costs before the Mayor - is charged for lady
dogs running at large AT this high price u as
supposed by honorable members OF Council tina
most OF them would virtuously keep within doors
Ordinance lost.
Subsequently the vote vas rescnded ana 'u'
ordinance passed.
Mr. Wallace To prevent and restrain the run
ming at large of swine. boar, SOW or barrow, iron
the u day Of February the lst day OF June
Read twice and referred 10 select committee
consisting of Messss ). A. Fletcher, McNa0'
and Wallace
MIR Wallace: To provide for the grading an'
crawling of the alley IN square i've between
North and Michigan streets Passed.
Sundry ordinances for that Improvement Wer'
/ read second time, and, under the reso' utiC
above. adopted. Due notice thereof will De CIV
EN- TO the public
Mr.. Wallace: Allowing certain sum to DIR
CASTOR for grading an alley near ms property oil
Clinton street Referred.
Mr. Rry,nt presented a copy of Gavin & Hord'
I,-l;ans Sfs,ntes. and. on motion Of Mr. Wal
lace. il was ordered that Mr.. Bryant present hi
account for - % the City Treasury,
Mr Richmann: For the repair OF CUTTERS OF
Maryland street Adopted.
Mr. H. A. Fletcher: That the Judges and in