Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-27

By Mr.. Payne, That the Board of City I'm
provements are hereby instructed to take
such Drsssures as will insure the paving of
the sidewalks Of Rockwell street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Van TssseIl, That the committee
on Fire and Water be authorized to purchase
for the steam ire-engine N. P. Payne, 1900
feet good leather hose, expense not to sx-
oeed 81 IS per foot.
By Mr. Upton, That the Board of City In
provements be instructed to place a wooden
gutter on Pearl street, between Bridge and
Carol streets. Adopted.
By Mr.. Upton, That q committee of three
be appointed by the chair to examine and re-
port the condition Of West River street, and
whether property owners there have been
encrosched upon by Railroad companies on
said streets, between Detroit and Columbus
streets, Adopted. Committee-Messrs. Up
ton, Presley, and Buhrer.
By Mr.. Van Tssssl, That the Street Com
missioners be instructed to notify the West
Side Street Railroad Company to fill up their
| track on Pearl street, and put the same in
| good order for the passage of teams, imms-
diateIy. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the City Marshal be
instructed to enforce the ordinance against
animals running at large, and to impound
all found at large in the night time. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Board of City In
provements be requested to have Front street,
from Spring street to the Cuyahoga river,
paved, or put in suitable order for travel and
business as soon as possible. Adopted.
By Mr.. Payne, That when this Council
adjourn it be to Thursday evening next at
71E o'clock. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Weighers Of hay
on the east and west sides be notified not to
weigh any hay till it is sold on leaving the
market ground. Adopted.
Ny Mr.. Payne, That the pay Of all en-
pioyees of the city c~lled into service by the
recent order Of the Governor be continued
during the term of their military service, and
their place retsined for them. Adopted.
By Mr.. Coonrsd, That the Board Of City
Improvements be instructed to open the al
! ley running from Alley to Freeman street,
north and east Of Tracy street.
By Mr.. Payne, That the Mayor be re-
questsd to 60 to Columbus and make some
arrangements for the exemption from militia
~ service of members of the Steam Fire De-
psrtment. Tablet.
By Mr.. Palmer, That an order be drawn
by the City Auditor on the City Treasurer
for $5, $40, being the amount due Il. C. Sils-
by for new steam hre engine, hose cart, &c.
Adopted.
| by mr. PAYNE That Richards q Coleman
be allowed to place a sign across the side
walk in front Of their place of business, not
less than ten feet above the sidewalk.
| Tabled.
By Mr.. Payne, That the City Marshal be
instructed to have impounded all cattle found
/ in Monumental Park. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board Of
City Improvements be directed to take
charge of the Columbus street bridge now in
course of erection, and Immediately COM
plete the same for public travel. Lost.
By Mr.. Sturgess, That an order for the
sum of $25, less the expense for blanket and
knspsack, be drawn on the City Treasurer,
and the same given to each commissioned
officer in tho 29th N. G., in place Of what
was allowed privstes and non-conmissioned
officers for uniform and outfit. Adopted.
CONTRACTS.
OF the City of Cleveland with Luke Bow
man for grading Penn street, Approved.
ORDINANCES,
For the payment of claims. Passed.
For the punishment of misdemesnors.
Rules suspended and ordinance passed.
To authorize the Mayor to issue bonds for
refunding the floating debt. Rules sus-
pended and ordinance passed.