Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-22

President of the Council, Thomas Jones,
Jr. in the Chair,
All the msnbers present except Messrs.
Dangler, Martin, Townsend and Willard.
Reading of the minutes Of the last meet
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Petitions of Of A. W. Hurlbut, asking the
abatement Of his tax for grading Ontario
street. Board of City ImproTemsnts.
OF NJ. Doherty, and others, against the
grading Of Jay street. Board Of City I'm
provements.
OF R. Fry, and others, asking extension of
time to flag sidewalks on Wilson street.
RRPoRfs.
Reports Of the Board of City Improve
ments in favor Of granting the petition Of
Bishop Rappe, and others, for vacating a
portion of Superior street Refereed to the
Board Of City Improvements.
OF the same Board, on the petition of P,
I. BRckus and others, and 2. s. Beck
with and others, against widening Superior
street. That the law provides q method Of
taxation, and parties not benefited will not
be taxed. Referred to the Board Of City In
pFovements.
OF the City Attorney, that the Bond of
George Buskirk, Constable, is in due form
approved.
Of the City Attorney. that the City is not
liable to pay the bill Of F.. o. & 0. B. Bur-
rows for detention of steamer above the SEN
eca street bride.
Of Committee on Gas, in favor Of placing
lamp posts on Eagle street, in front Of tho
jewish Synagogue. Filed.
COMMUNICATION.
From Trustees of Water Works, in relation
to furnishing vater to Woodlend Cemetery,
Parks and Public Grounds.
From Board of Inhrmary, inviting the
Council to visit that institution on Friday
next, at two o'clock P. NJ. Filed.
From Superintendent of Water Works,
stating that water pipes had been laid on
High street, between Ontario and Middle
streets. Filed.
From the City Attorney, that he had caused
to be delivered to S. Lsngdon deed Of the
i've and half acres of land, belonging to
the Infrmary Farm, heretofore sold to him.
Filed.
From tho Jackson Iron Company and the
Cleveland Iron Company, in relation to
dredging tho river opposite the National
Mills. Harbor and WhErvss.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Presley, That the City Marshal
be and is hereby instructed to remove any
oiAN al Nu4hAACkADub III EATHE EIreeLs Second
street, Washington street and Spring street.
Lost.
By Mr.. Upton, That tie Bridge Tondsr on
Columbus street bridge be allowed Atty cents
more than he now receives. Adopted.
By Mr. Crapser, That the invitation this
evening extended by tho officers of the CITY
Infrmary, be and the same Is hereby accent
cd, and that We assemble Mt this hall on
noxt Friday precisely at one O'Clock also
that the President Of this Council sec that
suuitable arrangements arc for our convey
snce to said institution. Adopted.
By Mr.. Crapser, That the COMMITTEES on
Public Buildings be authorized to purchase
and furnish the amount of material for the
improvement of the Kentucky street School
House, not TO exceed SAL So. TabIea.
By Mr.. Upton, That the City MarrhaI be
and is hereby instructed to have water pines
fixed in the east wing of tho City Prison.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Russell, That the citizens of the
Eleventh. Ward be allowed to use Engine
House No, 10, to hold public and war meet
ings in until sold or leased Adopted
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board Of
City Improvements be and is hereby rs-
questsd to cause the proper surveys to be
made, and to take the necessary steps for
opening and widening Superior street, cast
Of Erie, according to tho prayer of the psti-
tons heretofore presented to the City Coun-
oil. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That the Committo, on Or
dinanoes be requested to prepare an ordi-
nance to amend an ordinance sc to restrain
the herding and running at large Of ami
malsJ" so as to restrain all oattIo and Cows
running at large during the day and night,
in the present limits of said ordinance on the
east side of tho river. Adopted.
By Mr. Jones, That the Trurtees of the
Water Works be and they are hereby author
iEed and requested to extend the water pipas
frnm itS PEASANT svrmInns on Kinsman street
to the center Of Wilson Avenue upon the
terms proposed by them provided, that the
city shall be credited with the amount re-
ceived for all the water taken from the pres
ent terminous Of the pipes to Wilson Ave.
nue. Parks and Public Grounds.
By Mr.. Henderson, That the Board of
City Improvements be and they are hereby
instructed to notify the West Side Street
Railroad Company to fll in between their
track on Keatucky and Detroit streets, and
make their roadway conform to the require
ments Of tho ordinsnoss. Adopted.
By Mr.. Upton, That the Committee on
Parks andPublic Grounds be and are hereby
instructed to purchase fifty feet Of hose for
the uso of the Frsnksin Park on the Wsat
Side. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bower, That the Board of City In
prOvements be and we are hereby requested
to place plank saver across Walnut Street,
at its intersection with Dodge Street; also
across Dodge Street on each side of Hamilton
and north side of Superior Streets. Board
Of City Improvements.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Trustees
of the Juvenile Synagogue be and they are
hereby allowed to remove the lamp post
near the Synagogue on Eagle Street, and
place it in front Of said Synagogue as early
as possible, atthsir own expense. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the Committee on
Parks and Public Grounds are hereby author.
lied to construct 3 suitable fountain in
Woodland Cemetery, and carry water to the
same as soon as the Trustees of Water
Works shall have extended their water pipe
to Wilson avenue. Parks and Public
Grounds.
oRDIHANOEs.
To levy and assess q special tax upon Bel
den street. Passed.
To establish the grades of Jay street..
Second reading.
To provide for tho construction of Erie
Street Branch Sewer and branches, and to
assess tax therefor. Second reading.
Council adjourned for one week.
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