Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-23

NOhtIacb Win heIas hlng approved.
CLAIMS.
Auditory. Bingham & Co., SI5 90
| D. A. Shepard & Co., 81 so
R. S. Willard, 63 80
S. C. & E, W. Brooks, 9 90
f. Haltnorth, so 90
A. Bugdoll, IA rs
Mrs. Jones, $50 90
REVOLUTIONS.
OF Mr. Van Tassel, That the Board of Ed
uceti0n be authorized and requested to select
and PURCHASE a lot, and prepare plans, and
advertise for proposals for the erection of a
School House in the Eleventh Ward, in ae-
cordanee with the Recommendation of the
Board of Education. Lost.
OF Mr.. Rogers, That the Committee on
Ordinances be instructed to draw up an ordi-
nance against the removing of monuments
or landmarks on the streets by any person
or persons, under the penalty Of not more
than fifty dollars nor not less than ten dol
lars, without the notification of the City Sur
veyor, or that he is present to replace them
again. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Stevens, That the Board of City
Improvements be and are hereby authorized
to contract with Luke Brennan for grading
and improving Lake street in accordance
with his proposal, subject to the acceptance
of the same by this Council. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Willard, That the City Marshal be
requested to remove all hucksters engaged in
selling melons on the south side of Public
Square. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Sturges, That the Mayor be and
he is hereby authorized to continue the pres
snt Police force until after the October cleo
tiOn, if in his opinion it is necessary.
Adopted.
OF Mr.. Thomas, That the Committee on
Finance be instructed te purchase the twenty
five acres of land joining the Infrmary
Farm, in accordance with the report of the
Special Committee this evening. Adopted
OF Mr.. Rogers, That the Board of City
Improvements be and are hereby instructed
to notify the property owners on the south
side of Michigan street to grade and pave
their sidewalks with stone tagging or brick,
from Seneca to Ontario street. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Bond, That the Board of City I'm
provements be requested to call the attention
Of the Street Commissioners to the bad con
| dition of the cross walk and walks at the
corner of Ontario and St. Clair streets, and
have said crossing and walks put in good or
der. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Bond, That the east end Of Monu-
mental Park msy be used for political meet
ings during ths next thirty days, but this
action shall not suspend the ordinance rels
| ting TO Parks, SO far as their use for other
purposes is concerned. Adopted.
or Mr. Van Tassel, That the Committee on
Schools be instructed to select lot and pre-
pare plans for School House in the Eleventh
Ward at their earliest convenience. Adopt
ed.
OF Mr.. Blair, That ihe Board of Education
be authorized to select lot in the Fourth
Ward for school building, and make the ne
csssary arrangements to build said building
as soon as in their judgement they think
proper, in accordance with their report pre-
sented to this Council last Tuesday evening.
| Tabled.
Of Mr.. Huntington, Whereas, It is deemed
necessary by the Council, in order to preserve
an even and hard surface on Ontario street,
along abe Kinsmsn street Railroad, that ten
feet in width should be paved with stone
along said railroad. Therefore,
Resotged, That ths Kinsman Street Rail
road Company be and are hereby required to
pave with stone ten feet in width along their
track, and to do the same as the paving Of
the balance Of said street progresses. Adopt
ed.
Of Mr.. Rogers, That the Street Commis-
sioner be and is hereby instructed to lay a
cross walk across Ohio street, on the west
side Of Pittsburgh street, Board of City I'm
provements.
Of Mr.. Roberts, That the Financial Com.
mittee be and are hereby authorized to pur-
chase, not to exceed three hundred and fifty
cords Of wood, to be distributed to soldiers
families, on the best terms they may be able
to obtain it. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Huntington, That the Board o.
0ity Improvements be and they are hereby
directed to require J. V. N. Yates & Co., Goa
and wood dealers, to remove the obstruction
from that part of Centre street, now occu
pied by them as coal yard, or require then
to pay into the City Treasury a reasonable
amount for the use of the same. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Huntington, That the Board o
City Improvements be and they are hereb,
directed TO require The Kinsman Street Rail
road Company to pave, with Medina stone
! their track on Ontario and Pittsburgh street
as fast as the balance of the poving is beini
done. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Bond, That the coal and wood 70
soldiers families be distributed to the Ward
in the same proportion as money has beel
proportional, and be distributed under tn
direction Of the Trustees, upon their order
Adopted.
Of Mr.. Huntington, That the Committe
on Harbors and Wharves be and they ar
/ hereby directed to cause the Light HOus
Street Bridge to be kept closed until11 o'cloe
instead of 10 o'clock. Referred to Commit
tee on Harbors and Wharves.
.0f Mr.. Van Tassel, That the Finance Com
mittee be authorized to procure blank order
and furnish the same to the Trustees to
fled by said Trustees for wood and GOAL 70
: soldiers families. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Gardner, That the Finance Com
mittes be authorized to apportion to eac
Ward, on presentation to them by the Trus
tees Of said Wards of the lists of the numbe
of soldiers families, the proper quantities {
3 coal and wood. Adopted.
T ORDINANCES.
To grade and improve Seneca street, be
tween st. Clair street and Lake Erie. Passed
To grade, drain and improve John Stree
Q Passed.
s To lay out, open and extend an alley be
= tween Ohio and Summer streets to Browne
street. Passed.
To vaeate an alley from Ohio to SUNNI
b street. Passed.
To provide for drainage of East Rive
Street, Main street, Meadow and FrOI
streets. Passed.
PosTPoEED.-The exhibition Of the Par
. orama Of the War is unsVoidsbly postponed