Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-07

ID Vermont street between Alsbsma AID
Meridian street
IL The National road. between the Srsi alley
vest Of West sreet and the White river bridge
Is. Blake street between New York stree, and
the National road fnf rffr~ q
Is. Tennessee stree, between Gpden and
NcCsrts street. f.Ht
II. McCariy street between Illinois stree,
Is. Georgia street bcsseen Penn sylysnis snd
Test streets
10 Norwood street oetwcen Bluff rosd and
Illinois street
90 Mississippi street, between South and Ner-
I'll streets
81. Henry street. between Mississippi street
and the canal
% South street. between Virginia avenue sud
Pennsylvania street
%. Madison avenue, between the Madison
railroad track aud the corporation south.
"a. Union street, between Merrill and HcCH
~ streets
% Maryland street. between Meridian aud
Alabama streets.
&c. Merrill street. between East and Pennsyl-
vsnia streets.
p Duncan street
%. Georgia street. between Benton stree, aud
the corporation line east
%. Bates street. between Noble street and the
30 McCa-iy street. between Alsbzma street
and Virginia avenue.
81. Centre street, between Noble and Liberty
streets
% Winston street. between Ohio and 81, Clair
streets
81. Spring street between Vermont street and
Massachusetts avenue
Resolved. That the city engineer be directed
20 report such ordinances, from time TO time, and
for such portions of the improvements above in
dictated "a the council may. by resolution, d.
rect.
Resolved. That in The opinion OF The council
other ordinances for grading and crawling
streets ought to be passed during the year 1865,
other than those embraced in the first resolution
before mentioned, unless two thirds OF the prop
erty holders interested petition for the same.
Resolved, That the city engineer be directed
to prepare ordinances for the paving with brick
the full width. the following described side
walks:
streets.
2 The eas, aide of Meridian street between
Washington street and the Union railway track
3 The east side OF Illinois street between
Washington and Louisiana streets
The committee on public buildings reported
that the walls of the houss Of refuge are up to
the first story and the joists 90 and the whole sc
cured. aud asking al additional appropriation 70
complete the building Laid on the table until
after the draft
An ordinance appropriatiDg 81 ,4l6 IS for sun
dry claims was presented and passed
Mr. Seidensticker, from The select committee,
reported the following:
Resolved, That this council appoint com
mittee OF three from each ward. whose duty it
shall be 10 proportion 20 each ward, near as
can be done, the amount of money necessary 10
be raised by such ward. and that said committee
procure of Mr.. Haughey, chairman of the finance
committee, warrants under the appropriation
already made equal TO such amount; and call
upon the citizens Of such ward to take up such
orders at par. and loan the city the amount in
. cash. The resolution was laid on the table.
Mr.. Boar reports that they have given out
| 40 loads OF wood for the city, and 432 loads
for the county. making 2.l52 in all. There is
still remaining about 400 loads to be distributed.
Mr.. Seidensticker offered the following:
Resolved, That every citizen who has sub
scrbed the sum of $50 or more as a loan to the
city. under the appropriation Of the Common
Council passed at the meeting OF the l4th OF
January, let5. shall, in case be he drafted in
consequence of the city failing to fill its present
quota. and ia held To service. have the OF
$500 appropriated to him in city orders upon
proper proof being made that said citizen has
subscribed aud taken said $50 for himself pre-
vieus to the l4th of February. 1865
After transactlng some other important bust
ness the Council adjourned until Monday even
ing next