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

are glad to see the enterprise and activity
manifested by the members and supporters
of this church, and to note this evidence Of
its prosperity.
City Council.
Tuesday evening, April 20.
Council met at the usual hour, its Presi-
dent, a. S. Stevens, Esq, occupying the
Chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
From residents of the city, recommending
Captain Warren A. Smith for Hsrbor Mas
ter. Filed.
From persons resident near Isaac sturte-
want, asking that the Council grant him
permission to erect wooden addition to his
house, No. so Huron street. Filed.
From persons resident on Huron street
asking the same. Filed.
From property holders on Bank street
north Of Lake street, demonstrating against
the proposed ordinance establishing the
grade of Bank street. Filed.
From residents Of Wilson street, asking
the passage Of an ordinances compelling prop
erty-holders on said street, between Brown
ell street and Clinton Park, to level their
sidewalks and pave them with brick or stone
Referred to the Board Of City improvements.
From residents of Brownell street north of
st. Clair, asking the same. Board of City
Improvements.
From the members of the Police force of
this city, asking an increase Of pay. Re-
ferTsd to tho Committee on Police.
From Robert Holmes and George NJ.
Smith, sub-coutractors under Blackburn &
Fuller, for building the new city prison, rep
resenting that they lost respectively $5CO
and s., 900, from the advance Of prices, and
asking remuneration. Committee on Public |
Buildings.
From property holders on Prospect street, !
protesting against the passage of an ordi- !
nance to relieve the East Cleveland Railroad |
Company from their obligation to pave ten |
feet vide on Prospect street. Committee on |
Ordinances.
From property holders on Columbus street,
protesting against letting the contract for
paving said street to Michael 0'Donnel
Filed.
From William H, SholI, asking the posi-
ton Of Inspector of beef, pork and fish, on
payment Of fifty dollars and giving the
usual bonds. HarbOrs and Wharves.
REPORTS.
VI hup S4Al Slfll LukluooI u lQb bOATQ OIL
ity Improvements. Filed.
Of the Board of City Improvements in ia
-or of the claim of Oliver Phelps for 81, 900
iamages for vscsting portion of Kinsman
treet. Filed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Infrmery Board, requesting the
Enlargement OF the Pest House. Filed.
From the Board of City Improvements
nth bids for grading Columbus street. Filed
From the Board Of City Improvements
nth bids for grading BsIden street. Filed.
CLAIWs.
Of VIM. Polyblank fer $500 damages from
be grade Of Michigan street. Board of City
Improvement.
OF B. A. Bragg for 5000 damages from the
rads of Michigan street. Board of City :
improvements.
Of David A. Eddy for 81 200 damages
ON the grade of Seneca street. Board of : :
ity improvements.
Of B. A. Bragg for 81 ,274 for damages
ON the grade of Seneca street. Board Of
ty Improvements.
Of J. Baker for S., 900 damages from the c
'sde of Bank street. Board of City I'm :
ovements.
ora 7. Brinesmade, Assistant City After 7
" approved. A
of Luther. N. Eastman, Constable. Ap-
owed.
OF ". W. Pickersgin, Constable. Ap-
owed. 6
REVOLUTIONS. b
By Mr.. Thomas, That the ordinance for y
e grading and paving Prospect street be 9
committed with instructions to report this
ening an amendment, requiring the East u
eveland Street Railroad Company to pave a
ospect street between their track, flour feet
yht inehss.) Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of
y Improvements be authorized to contract Sc
tn Silas Belden, for grading and improv- b
3 Beiden street in accordance with his bid,
bject to the acceptance of the same by the
uncil. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thomas, That the Health officer ey
instructed to report to the Council the re- Oh
irs and additions necessary to be made
the Pest House, and their estimated cost. -
opted. tu
By Mr.. Henderson, That the Bosrd of nc nc
y improvements be instructed to notify "
) Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
nPsny to fence Washington street on each
9 of the cut through said street. Adopted. M
By Mr.. Henderson, That the Board of CITY 81
Provements be instructed to require the
sntic and Great Western Railroad Com
~ to put Washington street in good order e
travel before cutting through Detroit Llt
eet. Board of City Improvements. rol
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of oe'
= Improvements be instructed to give no.
to property-owners on the following
ned streets to pave their sidewalks with
ok or stone before July 1st, 1864:
Worth side st. Clair street, between Ster- NJ,
3 and Case avenue. NC
'erry street, between Garden and Kins- an an
q. ma
iismi street, between Huron and Ohio. e
isrden street, between Perry and Brow
Iako street, between Bank street and -
.demy Lane. Er
rOwnelI street, between Prospect an d
den.
he following street is to be paved with 60
ne:
-orth side St. Clair street, between Water
River.
said work is not completed in the re-
ed time, the city shall de the same with nv
10, snd assess the same as a tax upon the
'erty bounding or abutting on said street.
pied. -.
y Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of ~.
Improvements be authorized to contract "0'
NJ O'Donnell for grading Columbus
st in accordance with his bid, subject to est
ptsnce by this Council, Adopted. -
= Mr.. Stevens, That the Journal Of the -
eedings Of this Council, at its last meet II
be amended by striking out the portion an
ing to the ordinance to grade and pave
psct street, following the vote upon its
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