Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-04
City Council.

City Council.
THURSDAY EVENING, Nay Sd.
The Council met at the usual hour, the
President, Thomas Jones, Esq, occupying
the chair.
Present, all the members but Mr.. Gardner.
The reading of the minutes Of the LAST
meeting was dispensed with.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
The President announced the following
Standing Committees
Judieiary-Truscott. Upton, Martin.
Eiuance-Robsrts, Bond, Crapser.
SchoeIs-DAngler, Blair, Sturgess.
Cisius-Buhrer. Gardner, Bower.
Hsrbors aud Whsrves-PrssIey, Heating,
Martin.
Marksts-wiIlard, Rogers, Henderson.
Parks and Public GrOunds-Blair, Hunting
ton. RUSSELL
PubHo Buildings = sturgsss, Townsend,
Willard
strsets-Huutineton, Blair. Bubrer.
0rdinances-Gardner, Roberts, sturgess-
Gas-Upton. Presley, Willsrd.
Infrmsry-Crspser, Bond, Henderson.
ater-Works-Kesting, Townsend, Trus-
colt.
House of R 'fuge-Rogsrs, Oraps0r, Rus
sell
Fire and Watsr-TOvnsond, Rogers, Dan
gIsr.
Carriages, Carts and Drays-BOwsr, Trus-
cot, Buhrer.
Railroads-GoIdriok Gardner, Bower.
Police--Bond, Dsngler, Upton.
Printipg-Martin, Presley, GoIdrick.
Health and IssnIiness-Rsnderson,G Gold
rick, Huntington
Sewerage and Drains-RusseII, Keating,
Roberts.
Mr.. Blair declined his appointment on the
Committees on Schools, and Parks and Pub
lie Goouuds
Mr.. Kesting declined his appointment on
the Committees on Hsrbors and WharVes,
and Water works.
Mr.. Sturgess declined his position on the
Committee on eohOOis.
PETITIONS.
From A. H. stillmore and four Others'
property holders within the fire limits be-
tween Bolivar, Huron, Erie and Mia
streets, protesting against the erection Of
wooden buildings within the same. Fire
and Water Committee.
From 80 property owners on Prospect street
protesting against tho passage at the pres
snt of any Ordinance to grade and pave
Prospect street. Board Of City Improve
ments.
Of the C. & T. RsiIroad company for au-
thority TO construct track over q portion
Of Front street. Referred to 3 special com
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Presley, Rob
erts and Buhrsr.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From the Board of Education, asking the
continuance of the salary of E. P. Hunt,
prfrninnN pnoEwaH oahoof dnr-
ing his absence with the 29th regiment N. G.
Finsnce committee.
From ". Wacksrman, proposing to
furnish bread for the City Prison at 3-4
cents per pound. Police Committee.
From John Lowrie, proposing to furnish
bread for the City Prison at 4 cents per
pound. Police Committee.
From Thomas Gregory, recommending
Thomas Bowling as. Hsrbor Master pro ten
Filed.
OF Hupb Covns, foT 81, 500 damages, from
grading Ohio street. Board of City Improve
orc. c. Carlton, for 81 900 damages, from
grading Ohio street. Board ofCity Improve
Of NJ. Barnett, for SIS, 900 damages, from
grading Bank street. Board of City I'm
ofGeo. P. McKinstFy, for s., 900 damages,
from grading Bank street. Board of City /
improvements.
Of Terence DAILY, for 81 200 damages, from
grading Ohio street. Board of City Improve
nents
Of Willism Meyer, for 5000 damages, from
trading Seneca street.
OF Mary WaIworth, for s., SEQ damages,
rom grading Ohio street. Board of City
improvements.
Of Edward Wade, for So 500 damages, from
'rsding Ohio street. Board of City Improve
nents.
ofssrah walwOrth, for $500 damages, from
rading Ohio street. Board of City Improve
1ents.
OF John Cultivate and John NJ. Sterling,
Or 81, 500 damages, from grading Carroll
treet. Board of City Improvements.
OF Ann Walworth, for 81, 500 damages,
rom grading Ohio street. Board of City
Of Daniel DuntOn, weighor of Hay, East
ide. Approved.
OF Thomas Gregory, Harbor Master. Ap-
rOved.
Of ]. L. CssselIs, Gas Inspector, for April.
OfWsighsr of Hay, East Side, for April.
lied.
Of City Sexton, (FinanoiaD for April.
Of City Sexton, (Interments) for April.
lied.
OF weigber of Hay, West Side, for April. !
lied.
Of the Proceedings of the Police Court, for
pril. Filed.
OF the City Attorney, adverse to the claim c
Harriet Barnes for damages from the loss
bed and bedding, infected by smallpox.
lied.
OF the Secretary of Water Works, for {
pril. Filed.
REVOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Board Of City I'm
ovements lay a stone cross-walk across i
amilton street, on the west side Of Bond /
reet Board of City Improvements. /;
By Mr.. Rogers, That G. S. Wheston be al
we'd salary of $500 each for services as ]
ERIK of the Board of City Improvements j
ID Clerk Of the Inirmary Board. Finance c
'mmittee.
By Mr. Henderson, That the Chief Engi-
er Of the Fire Department be authorized e.
instruct members of the Fire Department I
give fire alarm as soon as it is cOmmuni- I,
ted to them. Adopted.
By Mr. Crapser, That Thomas Bowling be
pointed Hsrbor Master in the absence of
lOmas Gregory, HArbor Master elect. Ia =
ID.
By Mr.. Russell, That the resolution dis
nding E gine Co. No. 10 be rescinded.- Il
Lbled. o.
By Mr.. Blair, That the City Sexton be au- d
eriZed to have two wells DUG in Woodland