Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-21
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/ ~ ~, TUESDAY, hVthhS asy AV'
PresIdent Mastors IN the ohpir. szl-g
Presout-Messrs. Anthony, Benton. Blnir
Bond, COonrad, Corning, Dixon, Frease
Huntington, Keating, MastsrsJ Meyer
Palmer, Roberta, Rogers, Stevens, sturges
Thomas, Van Tsssel, WollhOuse, Willard.
Absoat--Psyne. aa issisl. .raaa1 .lss7 r.
n '.1 PHTITToNs. -.t
OF Martin BaFrot, asking the Council Z
remita fne imposed for constructing rear
kitchen building near River street. FlF'
and Water, -1g.
From 4 number OF citizens asking the re-
moyal Of the present Market Clerk. Filed.
OoMNUHIoAFIoNs AND REPoETs.
From the Ship Channel Commissioners,
accommodating John b. Sargent as Engi-
neer. Filed.
The Board Of City improvements report
favorably 10 the petition Of sundrY individ-
ualB, In relation 10 extending Eagle street TO
the Ohio canal, and the construction OF q
bridge as therein mentioned. Fhed'
The City Attorney reports on the reaoiu-
tion 70 declare vaoant the office Of Market
ClerI,. that it is com mpstent for the Council
10 remove the present incumbent OF the
Office of Superintendent Of Markets, with
out specifying any cause therefor, or pre-
ferfing any charges against him. Filed.
OF Special Committee to whom was re-
ferred The claim OF LeWih French, reporting
that they are unable to agree upon the
amount Of damages to be paid SAID French.
Filed
On the resolution in regard to amending
an ordinance to appoint an Inspector and
Weieher Of Coal, 90 that the Inspector bere-
auired TO pay into the Treasury the sum Of
$3.50. The Committee on Ordinances report
thst no tax can be made 60 stated, the ordi-
nance 70 be made 90 as to make the office
selfsuataining, and ct the same time Of no
expense to the city. Filed. ssflrl S.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. sturFes. That the Board Of City
improvements be and they are hereby again
directed 10 pave forthwith such portions Of
the sidewalks on st. Clair street east of Erie
which the owners of property abuttiDg
thereon have up TO this time neglected to do
themselves, and Lssess the expense upon said
property. Adopted.
By Mr.. Heating That the Street Commits
sioner is hereby directed to notify the own
ers or occupants Of property on the westerly
side Of Seneca street, between Superior and
st. Clair sti eets, to repsir their sidewalks.
Adopted.
BS Mr.. Palmer--Thst h. Rice be permit
ted to oIeleYate the rear shed roof Of his house,
No. So Prospect street, 80 as to correspond
with the main roof. with the privilege of ad-
ding cook room, Il feet equare, in the rear,
in place of the present one. City Attorney.
q By Mr.. Keating-That the City Commits
aionet be and he is hereby directed to notify
the owners Of property on the north side OF
st. Clair street, between Seneca and Water
streets, TO cause their sidewalks 70 be put in
proper condition. Adopted.
By Mr. Nan Tassel-rhat the Committee
on Public Buildings be authorized to pur-
chase seventy-fiv feet Of hose, to be used in
watering the trees and yard Of the West
High School, at a cost of twenty cents per
foot. Adopted. 81 IA. F-rF
By Mr.. stsYeus-That the Ship Channel
Commissioners be authorised to employ
John ii. Sargust ss their engineer for such
work as may be required Of him during the
ensuing year, at the usual compensation as
heretofore paid for such service Adopted.
By Mr.. Meyer-That the Committee on
Claims settle with G. Keyerlebeg his claim
against the city OF cleveland for damages.
Board Of City Improvements.
ByMr. Keating, That the Civil Engineer
be and is hereby instructed to make sur
Fey Of certain streets abutting on the old
river bed ncrth side, to enable the Commit
tee on Harbors and Wharves TO rent the
same. Adopted. 7l. III.
. ByiMr. Wellhouse, That F. M. Meredith,
Tender Of Osntrc street bridge, be allowed
to employ 9 man ct an expense not to ex-
ceed seVenty-fivs cents per day until the
bridge is put in proper repair. Adopted.
By Mr.. Heating, That the Committee on
Gag be and hereby instructed to place gas
lamp on the north corner Of Sup srior street
near the river, providing Messrs. Pilteu
Breed pay for said lamp, the city furnishing
gss therefor. Aaopted.
be and are hereby instructed 10
report an 0rdinsnce to the Council at its
next meeting, pertaining to the weighing OF
coal at price not TO exceed hVe cents per
load.l Adopted.
BY Mr.. willard THAT the Office of Market
Clerk be ana is heFeby declared vacant
ADOPTED. rHf
An election was then held resulting in
The cheied on the seventh ballot Of ArsFol-
som!
BY Mr.. Thomas, That the City engineer
bsinstructed to notify the owners of the
property west of Canal street at the foot OF
Eagls street, that there is an Ordinance now
pending before the city Council for the open
ing Of said street TO the Ohio canal. Adopted
IL oRDINANOEs.
An ordinance to establish the grade Of
Ftont street, between the centre line OF
Spring street and the CuYahoga River
Passed.
iAn ordinance TO regulate and prohibit, in
csrtsin cases, exhibitions. Passed.
Adjourned to Tuesday evening, May n,
sf7K o'clock.
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