Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-26
Of George A. Kolhe, Justice of the Peace
for Cleveland Township. Approved.

Of George A. Kolhe, Justice of the Peace
for Cleveland Township. Approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Crapser, That D. Mallery be aP-
appointed to take charge Of the town clock,
West Side, for one year, from October lst,
1854, to same date 1855, for the sum Of S35.
Adopted.
By Mr. Resting, That the Committee on
Harbors and Wharves be instructed to no
tify M. B. Teatt to repair his dock on the
river forthwith. Adopted. .rsl
By Mr. Heating, That the Committee n
Harbors and Wharves be instructed to re-
pair Willow street bridge forthwith.
Adopted. s
By Mr.. Crapser, That the thanks of the
Council be presented to the Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department and the Committee
on Fire and Water, for their energy and
perseverance in perieeting a Telegraph
Fire Alarm which proves a success, AID
also for the kind invitation given the Coun-
ell by the Fire Department to witness the
workings of said system Of alarm, and fur
thermore, presenting thanks to the Fire
Department for their efficiency and
prCmptness in answering the calls of the
FIRE alarm, on the day of trial Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Street Commits
sioner be instructed to have all mud holes
filled up, around the Central Market
Grounds. Adopted.
and Committee on public Parks and
Grounds, be authorized to sell to Bishop
Raffe, the Pearl street School House, and
site on which iti built, for the sum of $1,000,
in accordance with the report of the joint
Committee of Schools and Board of Rduea-
ton, and the sale to be effected as soon as
possible.
The mode and date of payment to be as
follows $1,000 down on signing the article
of sale; $1,000 when possession is given;
$4,000 one year from date of giving possess
ion; and $1,000 two years from date Of
taking possession; interest at the rate Of six
per cent; possession to be given up August
lst, 1865, or earlier, if an addition DO made
to he Kentucky street School House before
that date. Tabled one week,
By Mr.. Heating, That the City Attorney
and City Civil Engineer be instructed to
enforce the ordinance against certain rights
to the Cleveland and Mahoning, and a. q
G. W. Railroad Company, to occupy a GER
tain portion of River street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Truscott, That the City Marshal
be instructed to remove obstrctions in Ver-
mont street, east of Pearl. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the Gas Company be
requested to place gas lamp on the North
side of High street, at its intersection with
an alley running from Prospect street to
Euclid street, west of Prospect street
School House, end have gas conveyed there
to. Adopted.
By Mr.. Townsend, That the Council ten
der their thanks to the Union Telegraph
Company for their valuable aid in furnish
ing material for the construction of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, and for the use Of their
telegraph poles through the city, where they
could be used; and also that their thanks
are due Messrs. J. H. Wade, Col. Stager, Mr..
Wright, Sup't, Mr.. Case and Mr.. Hunter,
for their personal attention and that the
thanks of the Council be extended to the
United States Telegraph Company for the
use of their telegraph poles, wherever
desired. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To change the name of Marshall street to
Dodge street. Ordinances.
To regulate the measurement of saweI
and split wood. Ordinances. q