Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-19
REPORTS

By Mr. ColIev-Judiciary Committee-Report
ed that Mr. Geisel was entitled to par "a Coun-
Gilman only for the meetings held after he took
his seat
Mr Brown moved the reference of the claim
of Mr. Geise TO the City Attorney, which pre-
vailed.
By Mr. Brown-Streets and Aleys-Reported
AN ordinance to grade and gravel Tennessee street
between St Clair street and tie corporation
ne-read twice. Also reporting in fivs OF
repeating ord nance Tor the Improvement of
lev running east and west through squire 43.
C,ncurred in. Also recommending an apprnpr-
alton of $500. to- tie expended by the Street
Commissioner in repairs and cleaning streets.
Concurted in. Also recommending the letting
of certain contracts. Concurred in. Also
porting that there we're now in progress of com
pletion twenty five contracts for the improve
ment of streets, the proportion of which to be
paid bv the city, will be SO 600. and that there
were bridges building which would cost s. 400.
besides cisterns and other work yet completed.
Bv Mr. Brown-Select Committee-RepOrting
that the grading of Alabama street he made
cording 70 the original profile. making the sum
NIT at the crossing of Ohio street. Concurred
in.
POLICE BOARD.
By Mr. Boaz, from the Police Board nomi
mating the following force as the police OF the
city:
Captain of Police-Thomas Amos
Lieutenant of Police-Eah Hedges.
Marshal at Union Depot Jesse Vanblaricum.
DAy Police-D B. Powers Joseph F. DuvolI,
Charles Carter. VIM. Britney. VI. w. f. Doran,
Robert Barbee
Chain Gang-M. Gallivan.
NIGHT POLICE.
First Ward-John BRAY. George Taft
| Second Ward-Danie Powell VIM Loucks
Third Ward-H Taft ID. b. Charles
! Fourth Warl-T.J Zoos Robert kedman.
| Fifth Ward-Ssmuel Bouzar, Fred. Long.
| Sixth Ward-Henry Paul. 5 wills
Seventh Ward-Andy Umversaw, II. Adams.
Eighth Ward-Jeptha Adams, Abel Cater
son.
Ninth Ward-R Coulton, J T. Murphy
Mr. Emerson said there were serious charges
| against Mr. Ames. which he desired should be in
vestigared before an election WAS had. He
therefore moved to postpone the election Of Can
tain and Lieutenant until next evening, which
was lost
| Mr.. s A. Fletcher. Jr then moved that the
entire election be postponed, which prevailed
RESOLUTIONS. &c.
| B. Mr.. Allen. approprating S2O0 for the use
| Of the Fire Department Passed.
| By NJ Leievre that Mr. Lang he allowed Ia
remove all dead animals from the street provided
he makes no charge for the same Adopted
Bv Mr. Emerson. that the Street Commissioners
| be instructed contract for the filling of the
gravel pit near the School hnuse in the Fourth
| Ward. Adopted.
By Mr Brown. that the Street Commissioner be
instructed 10 have n cuvert made across Wash
ingtou street at the crossing OF Pennsylvania. Il
throw the water from that street direct To Pogue:
Run. Passed
His Honor Mayor Gavin laid before the Coun
ell. a statement from Mr. Barnes the City Printer
in regard to the cost of printing the proceedings
of the Council. in conformity with the Mayor,
recommendation in his Message. which was re
ferred to the Committee on Finance.
Mr. : A Fletcher called the attention of the
Council to the consultation had by members DE
fore the election for city officers was held Il
was then determined TO give the city printing IL
| the Journal Company. Mr. Barnes was elected
| "a the representative Of the Company. de un
derstood that his election WAS not satisfactory q
/ that corporations; and if it was not. he woulC
abolish the office. rather than submit to be sole
/ out cheap
/ After considerable discussion. the matter wa
laid over until the next meeting
/ Mr. Emerson moved that the report of the Pc
lice Board be referred back TO them. which pre-
vailed.
Adjourned.