Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
yommissioners and Board of city improve

Commissioners and Board of City Improve
ments. Adopted.
By Mr.. Crspser, That Northfeld town
ship be allowed the sum of S100 in full of
all claims against the city for the support
and medical attendance of Caroline Hentz
and child, while sick with the small pox in
said township. Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, That the Board of CITY
Improvements be requested to place some
crossings across all streets and alleys inter
secting with Garden street, on the portion
of said street where the sidewalks are paw
ed Board of City Improvements.
By Mr.. Blair, That the Street Commis-
sioner be requested to repair gutter,
crossing Pine street, at its intersection with
Scoville street, as it is now in a dangerous
condition for carriages to pass over. Adopt
ed.
By Mr. Upton, That 81 900 be appropri-
ated 10 the Street Commiss oner, John Civ
ems, for extra services rendered Ior thesyear
1864, and the same be embraced in the
next pay ordinance. Referred 10 Special
Committee, consisting of Messrs Truscott,
Sturges and Townsend.
ORDINANCES.
To levy and assess q special tax upon
Seneca street. Ordinances.
To levy and assess special tax upon
Elm street Ordinances.
70 levy and assess special tax upon
Spruce street. Ordinances.
Fer the payment of Claims. Passed.
A NEw IRov MINING CoMPAxY.-The busi-
ness men of our western cities, attracted
bv the immense mineral wealth Of the Lake
Superior country, are, we are glad TO see,
turning their attention more and more 10
the excellent opportunities for investment
Of capital in the mines OF that most prom
ising region. New explorations are con
stantly being made in the vast and hitherto
untried fields for mining operations, and
| new enterprises are constantly being pros
ecuted to success. We were shown, day
or two since, some very rich mineral speei-
mems from the great mineral region o
Marquette, and from lands recently
contracted for by a new company
styled the 'Iron City Mining Company,
which is now being organized in this city
and Pittsburgh. The company will be in
corporated under the laws of Michigan.
with a paid cash capital of one hundred
/ LQOu5duu uOlldEss anu a AdEBS huu4ucA VI
our leading business men, together with
some of the wealthiest and most enterpris-
ing citizens of Pittsburgh, have pledged
themselves to subscribe literally to the
stock. The company, being thus eompos-
ed of able, experienced and shrewd busi-
ness men, and having at its control large
paid capital, cannot fail to be successful
We do not know of any surer or more
profitable investment than stock in the
"Irou City Mining Company" and wetakC
especial pleasure in recommending it, a!
every successful effort to develope the
wealth of Lake Superior, adds materially
not only to the wealth of the country but tC
that of our own city.
Subscriptions will be received in thit
city, about the middle of the present
month, for limited amount of the stock
Notice of the exact time and place of re.
ceiving subscriptions will be given in due
season. We hope that the whole amount
of stock offered may be subscribed for al
once, as it will prove a most advantageou.
and desirable investment.