Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-06


TUESDAY EVENING, May 5.
The Council held its regular meeting.
President Stevens in the chair. The minutes
Of the last meeting were read and approved
coWHUNcArIoxs.
Bishop Rappe, Bishop Of Cleveland, COM
municated to the Council suggestions with
regard to establishing at some convenient
pOintin Cleveland, q City Hospital. Filed.
From the Board Of City Improvements
that they have given the contract for paving
and improving Euclid street to SouthWorth 4
Williams, they being the lowest bidders.
Filed.
OF the City Sexton, asking that something
be done to prevent the graves in the several
Cemeteries from being robbed Of the bOu-
quets, flowers, &C., placed there by friends.
From Forest City Engine Company No. 2,
rendering their resignation. Referred to
the Committee on Fire and Water.
PETITIONS.
Of B. Harrington and others to pave Sens-
CO street between Superior and Champlsin
streets. Referred to the Board Of City I'm
prOVements.
Of Frank May and others, asking for the
pOstponement of the building Of Oregon
street Sewer. Referred to the Board Of City
Improvements with instructions.
Of the citizens of the Sixth Ward, for an
extra night policeman for the Ward, recon-
mending Hartman ROeum for the place.
Referred to the Committee on Police.
REPORTs.
OF the proceedings Of the Police Court for
April. Total arraigned 81. Filed.
OF the Secretary Of the Water Works for
April. Expenditures, 1925. Receipts, $I51.s4
Excess of expenses over receipts, $673.I6.
Filed.
Of Gas Inspector for April. Filed.
Of City Sexton. Financial report, from
April 14th to April 3Oth. Amount for sale of
lots, &c, received, 1912. Filed,
OF the Committee on Schools, recommend
ing that the School Board be authorized to
purchase 200 chairs and the necessary furni-
ture for the use Of four new primary schools
just opened.
The application for a new school building to
be erected somewhere in the IIth Ward, is
recommended to be referred back to the
Board, that it may be made in due form and
in compliance with the requirements Of the
School Law. Filed.
of City Sexton for month Of April. Total
number of interments SO, to wit Woodward
Cemetry, 30 City do, 20; West side do, Is;
Catholic de, "a. Filed.
Of Committee on Gas, in favor Of granting
the petition of J. NJ. Richards and Geo. Nc
Milan to remove a lamp owned by them.
Filed
OF a Committee, consisting of Alleyne
Maynard, H. B. Spelman, and VIM. W. An
drews, from the Board of Education, report
of the sum necessary for the current ex-
Pensos Of our city schools for the ensuing
year. Total amount $50, 725, 90. Filed.
Of Inspector Of Markets for April. Re-
ceived for stalls on East side 1913; on West
side $l5 80. Total S4S.9O. Filed.
The City Attorney reported the contract of
S~OuthWOrth and Williams, to build Euclid
street sewer, to be in due form. Approved.
The Committee on Water Works reportedi in
favor Of the resolution Of Mr.. Huntington,
that an ordinance be prepared, prohibiting
any person from using the BeWrs unless they
use water from the water works in the same.
The Gas Committee reported that the Gas
Company cannot lay pipe for the express pur-
pose of lighting Bridge street, between Pearl
Fulton streets, for the present. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Upton, to establish the grade Of Jersey
street, and grade the same. Adopted.
Mr.. Huntington, authorizing the Mayer to
appoint one extra night-pOliceman for the
Sixth Ward. Committee on Police.
Mr.. Payne, that the Council elect a City
Gas Inspector. Adopted. Prof. Cassell was
reelected.
Mr.. Huntington, for the immediate con-
struction Of the Hudson street main sewer.
Mr.. Huntington, accepting the resignation
of Forest City Engine, Co. No. 2, and tending
thanks for their gentIemanly department,
while connected with the Fire Department.
Mr.. Huntington, to contract with South
worth and Williams for paving Euclid street,
nefHaau puh1Sa Co., 81 D. E.A g. |
accordance with their proposals.. Adopted.
Mr.. Palmer, for the appointment of q CON-
.ittee Of four with His Honor the Mayor, to
,onfer with the Right Rev. Bishop Rapps
with reference to his petition for 3 general
hospital for the City Of Cleveland, and report
10 the Council. Adopted. Messrs. Palmer,
Conrad and Heating, we're appointed
IN the Committee.
Mr.. COOnrad, allowing Richards and Nc
MILAN to change the position Of their street
amp. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Thomas, appropristing S375.44 for
tut door relief. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Heating, for the preparation Of an
to grade and pave Seneca street,
rom Superior to Champlain streets. Adopt
ID.
Of Mr.. Rogers, authorizing the City At
orney to select an assistant for the current
ear, pay the same as last year, subject to
be approval of the City Council. Adopt
d.
The City Attorney recommended A. T.
3rinsmade. Filed.
Of Mr.. Var TasseI, for q street lamp post
n Church street, between State and Duane
treets. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Willard, to elect q Weigher Of hay
or the East Side. Adopted.
James Mcmillan was elected.
Of Mr.. Gardner, for a lamp post between
linton and Columbus streets. Referred to ]
ias Committee.
Pursuant to resolution Charles Thomas
Ias elected Weigher Of hay for the West
ide.
ORDINANCES.
The following were passsd.-An ordinance
D amend an ordinance entitled an ordinance,
to the West Side Street Railroad
company the right to construct and operate
street railroad upon certain streets, &c.
This ordinanc changes the route from Vine !
ard street to Seneca and ChampIain s~tFeets.)
To grade ~andimproVe Watson street. :
To provide for the construction Of q branch
ever on Oregon street. '
Adjourned. !
UNITED STATES CoURTs.-The Grand Jury, '
.mPannelled yesterday, was as follows: q
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