Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-05

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The Joint Committee Of tho Council and
Board Of Education, to whom was referred
the subject Of procuring sites and plans for
school buildings for the accommodation of
the Fourth Ward, report that they recon-
mend the purchase of a lot on the corner of
BroWnell and Sumner streets, l241% feet by
273& feet, and that school building be
erected thereon, of sufficient capacity to ae-
commodate eight hundred pupils, and that as
soon as this building is brought into use that
the present BrOwnell street school building
and lot be disposed of to liquidate in part
the cost of the new building. Filed.
OF Pound Keeper, West Side, for July, net
receipts, S4S,9 80. Filed.
OF Pound Keeper, East Side, for July, net
proceeds, S4,39 Filed.
OF Weigher of Hay, West Side. Filed.
Of City Sexton, financial report for July.
Amount received, 1886, so. Filed.
Report Of Interments for july:
In Woodland Cemetery, "a
Old City Cemetery, %
West Side, 10
Catholic, 80
Males, 81 females, As; adults, 80; chill
dren, 81. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
The Committee on Fire and Water report
ed in favor of the passage of resolution
instructing the Auditor to draw an order on
the Treasurer, in favor of the Washington
Fire Company No. 8, for the balanca due
them for services, from April Dist to May
Goth, in accordance with their resignation as
accepted by this Council. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Roberts, requesting the Committee
on Schools to report to the Council upon
what terms the lot of ground recommended
ofsaid Committee for School purposes can be
purchased. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Payne, calling the attention Of the
Board Of City improvements, to the danger
GUS condition of the plank crossing of the
Front street sewer, neae Johnson's Marine
Block, and that they place the same in
good state of repair. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Jones, appropriating $l00 for the
use of the Board of Education, to be used as
part payment for repairing school buildings,
and that the amount be enclosed in the next
pay ordinance. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Willard, authorizing the Board of
City Improvements to advertise for bids for
building q market house in accordance with
the plans in the hands Of the City Civil En-
gineer, and present the same to the Council.
Adopted.
Of Mr. Roberts, instrueting the Marshal
to remove, forthwith, an obstruction from
Willard street. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Huntington, authorizing the Board
of City improvements to direct the property
owners on the north side Of Superior street,
from the Public Square to Erie street, to fagg
their side walks as early as possible.
Adopted.
Of Mr.. Huntington, directing property
owners on both sides of Erie street, from
Kinsman to the Lake. to place their side
walks in proper repair, forthwith. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Payne, instructing the City Mar
shall to release the four hundred geese now
held by him in durance vile. Tabled.
of Mr.. Van Tassel, notifying the Cieve
| land d MahOning Railroad Company not to
cut through Detroit street until they place
Main street in good condition for travel.
Adopted.
Of Mr.. Heating, Whereas. the 10th bat
terry of o. V. A., Captain Joseph Shields,
have been in active service since their enlist
ment, and have had several hard-fought en-
gsgements with the enemies of our country,
and all this time without a battery flag of
their own therefore,
ResolDed, That the Committee on Harbors
and Wharves be instructed to procure such
flags as are used for a battery of artillery,
and present them to said Battery as a gift
from the City of Cleveland, cost not to ex-
ceed $50. Adopted.
of Mr.. Payne, requesting the Board Of
City Improvements to prepare and present to
the Council an ordinance to levy and assess a
/ special tax to grade and pave Detroit street
between Center Street Bridge and Hanover
street. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Van Tassel, for a reservoir on the
corner of Washington and st. Paul streets.
Adopted.
Adjourned.