Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

kent, Thomas IFpgnes, rJr., occupying the
chair. ''A''N'fSs
Present, all the members but Messrs.
Dangler, Buhrer, Gardner, Henderson and
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Filed.
0ffnfrmary Committee, in favor of pay
ing Dr. Marshall SS4O for services. in at
tending Nonresident patients. Filed.
Of MIR. Bond, from the minority of the
Intirnlary Board, in favor. of paying DR..
Marshall, but against his petition. Filed.
coMMUNIcATIoEs.
From George May, Secretary of the
Northern Ohio Iron Company, notifying
them that the Company desire Seneca st.
Bridge TO be opened in order to carry up
material for the construction Of the rolling
mill of their company. Filed.
From the Officers of the Seventh Regi-
ment, o. V. l., offering the eolors of the
regiment to the city. Adopted and the
Mayor requested to respond to them.
PETITIONS.
OF David Tod, for a sewer on Hamilton
street. Board of City Improvements.
OF property holders and residents near
Canal street, representing the soap and
candle factories in that neighborhoOd as
nuisances, and asking that they be abolish
ed. Health Officer.
From Rhodes, Card & Co., the jackson
Iron Company, and the 4. & G. W. X. Il.
Company, representing that the Cuyahoga
River requires dredging between Centre
and Columbus street bridges, that the
owners ofwharves are willing 10 pay one half
the expenses. land asking the Council to ap-
propriate means for doing the work. Harbors
CONTRACTS.
OF Southworth K Williams with the eity.
Eez- the building of Fountain Alley sever
Approved.
a school-house on Brownell and Lawrence
streets.
Of Levi Aust, for building BrownelI
street school house. City Attorney. City
Attorney reported favorably and the bond
was approved and accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Crapser, That all tugs have
Joint put in their smoke stacks so as to
lower them in passing bridges, and the
Committee on Harbor and Wharves be re-
quested to enforce the resolution. Adopted
By Mr.. Bond, That from and after the LIST
of August. 1864, the sum of 81 rs per day
shall be paid James Hamilton for services
as Janitor of Council Hall Buildings.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Crapser, That Doctor l. H. Mar
shall be paid the sum of $40 for extra SER
vices for treating nonresident patients in
the pesr house. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturgess, That the Committee on
Harbors and Wharves be instructed to re-
pair Seneca street bridge so as to be safe
for the passage of travel until n new bridge
is constructed. Harbors and Wharves.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Committee
on Finance be authorized to paw to Bishop
Rappe the $1,000 voted to him for hospital |
purposes. Adopted.-
By Mr. Willard, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be instructed to place fire |
hydrants on Euclid street, east OF Hudson |
street, as the water pipe is laid. Fire and |
Water
By Mr.. Bond, Whersas, Thomas Gregory, |
the present Harbor Master, by general |
neglect of his duties as Harbor Master, be |
and is hereby removed. Harbor and |
Wharves.
ORDINANCES.
To protect ose belonging to Fire Depart |
nent during are. Rules suspended ond or
finance passed.