Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-29
TuRsDLY EvEEIHe, Jane q.

Council Proceedings.
TUESDAY EvEE1se, jane %.
The President Of the Council, ThOnAs
Jones, Jr., in the chair.
All the members present except MssRs.
DangIsr, Gardner and Ksating.
Reading of the minutes Of the last meet
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Of ]. Y. N. Yates, In relation 70 the
swinging Of Centre Street Bridge. Referred
to the COMMITTEES on Harb0r and WhaFVss,
Of Isaac A. Isaacs, in relation to the
grading Of Seneca street Board Of City
Improvements.
Of L. NJ. Hubby and others, asking the
appointment Of q special policeman TO guard
the property on the Flats. Polics.
REPoRTs.
OF the Board Of City ImproYsmsnts, sd-
verseIy to the petition Of A. ". Hurlbut,
ssking an abstsment Of his grading tax ea
Ontario Street Filed.
or the City Attorney, in relation to paying
the Superintendent Of Instructions 81 $50
per snnum, that the city Is liable 10 pay the
salary fixed by the Board Of Kduestion.-
Accepted and fled.
Of the Board Of Improvements, in favor
Of closing portion of Park Street. Filed.
Of the Committee on HarbOr and WhRrVOs
adversely to the claim Of Elias Sims for
dredging. Filed.
ooNNUEIoATToHs.
From the Board of Education, in regard to
renting 3 room in Park Building, TO Be used
as sn once for the Superintendent Of In
structiou- Schools.
From same Board, in relation to purchas-
ing i've feet of land next adjoining the Pearl
Street School lot. Schools.
From same Board, in relation to making
alterations and improvements in Mr.. Nor
toms Laboratory in East High School
Schools.
Arrangements, inviting the City Council 10
attend the reception Of the Seventh and
Eighth Regiments on the Fourth Of July
Accepted.
CLAIMS FoR DAMAeEs.
OF John Ragan, s125, for damages to lot
/ BY grading franklin street. Board Of City
Improvements.
| RESOLUTIONS.
| By Mr.. Martin, That Monument Park be
opened to the citizens on thsAth Of July, for
the reception Of the 7th and sth Ohio Regi-
msnts, and such other ceremonies as may
| occur on tnat day. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the sum Of $500, or
so much thereof as may be necessary, Be and
the same is hereby appropriated toward de-
frsying the sxpenssc Of dinner to, and q
procession in honor Of the 7th and 9Th Rsgi-
ments, one Of which has lately returned
among us, after three years battling In the
service Of thsir country, and the other sx-
Peeted on or before the 4th Of July, the dsy
hzed for such celebration; provided no part
of such appropriation shsll be called for until
the money raised BY priVats subscription for
that purpose shall have first been expended.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Board Of CITY In.
prOVsments be requested and are hereby su-
thorizsd to place stone eross walk across
Hamilton street on the Wsst side OF Bond
street also, across the alleys on Hamilton
street, between Eric and Murison streets.
: Adopted,
By Mr.. CrapseF, That the Committee on
Harborand Whsrvss request the tugs towing
: through the bridges at night to carry head
lights. Adopted.
/. By Mr.. Orapssr, That the Board Of City
Improvements be requested 10 pruns the
shade trees on the public grounds on the
West side Of the river, 50 ss to prevent cattle
running at large from destroying them.
, Adopted.
By Mr.. Upton. That the Street Commits
9 sioner be and he is hereby instructed
. to have the distractions on West River
{ strest,in the shape OF railroad cars and othsI
1 distractions, removed forthwith. Adopt
4 cd.
By Mr.. Orapssr, That the Committss On
Public Buildings be authorised to repair shG
basement Of the Kentucky Street sehoo
house forthwith, to prevent nuisanees bsinl
o committed there also, to remove All aItt
from the basement and cleanse it and prossrV'
. it from farther destruction. Board Of Eda
p uestion.
10 By Mr.. Upton, That the Council reoslV,
v the Seventh and Eighth Regiments on ID,
e Fourth Of July, on the West Side and enter.
tain them in Franklin Park. Lost.
i By Mr.. Truscott; That hereafter the ssIsr,
Of Michael Davis, for tending Monuments
:. Park, be 81 so per day,
y By Mr.. Bond, That the City Clerk be an
thorizsd to advertise for hftsen days for pro
II posals to furnish coal for ali the public build
ings Of the city. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the report Q
the Board Of City improvements, this even
ing submitted, in relation to the closing Z
.. Park street, between Cedar and Cards
streets, for the purpose Of pleasure ground
be and the same is hereby adopted, snd thl
l- the closing up Of said street be allowed
70 accordance with the petition Of b. Y. VIII
g, son and others, It being understood that .
Is, pedestrians shall have free access to All
ss pleasure grounds ct al times. Tabled on
rs week.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Chief Eng
n noer be and he is hereby dirscssd to tGl
such steps as he may deem Necessary to vat
on the public parks by the stsam drs force
n the city. Adopted.
bs By Mr.. BuhfsT, That the Board Of Educ
4 ten be and they are hereby empowered
- make such alterations in East High Soho
- IS they may deem necessary, according to
'er resolution presented by them to this box
81, this evening; the expense thereof not to O.
lt- ceed one hundred dollars: Adopted.
in oRDIEAE0Es.
For the payment Of claims. Passed.
,se To grade and improve jay Street. Pasas
m To amend the ordinance prescribing d
Q. terms Of Street Railways In the city
Of Cleveland. Re-oOmmittsd to the Commit
ms on Ordinances.
To provide for the construction Of q sew
:, In St. Clair Street. Ordinances.
= To establish the grade Of jay Street.
i9 Passed.
'sA To lay out, open, extend and widen s
perior Street, between the eastsrIy line
'ss Erie Street and the westerly line Of ten sc
est lot No. 100. Ordinances.
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I'LL Fernando Weed.
On the Goth Of April, 1851, st Uni
war meeting in New York city, Fernan
Ol Wood said.