Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 81.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 81.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent of the Council, Thomas Jones, Jr., in
the Chair.
All the members of the Council present
except Messrs. Bower, Buhrer, Gardner and
Russell.
Reading minutes of the preceding even
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
Of d. B. Hurlbut and others, for main
sewer through Sterling Avenue. Board of
City improvements.
Of Mrs. Betsy Church, for the refunding
to her certain moneys paid by her, through
mistake, as taxes on certain lots in this
city. City Attornsy.
REPORTS.
Of Superintendent of Water Works for
the year 1864. Auditor.
of 0fSecretary of Water Works for the year
1864. Auditor.
OF Trustees of Water Works for year 1864.
Auditor.
0fthe Superintendent of the Industrial
School and Childreu's Aid Society, for year
1864. Filed.
Of Superintendent of Markets for Janu-
ary, 1855. Filed.
OF Secretary of Water Works for January,
1865. Filed.
ooInrUEIoGTIoEs.
From the Infrmary Board, recommend
ing the payment of $4OO to the Superintend-
ent of the Infrmary for his services in
guarding the prisoners committed to the
Work House, in the failure of police force
being assigned for the dischage of that duty,
SIS was provided for in the "Work House
Ordinance" passed. May 10th, 1862 Filed.
From the West Side Street Railroad Com
pany, asking the same privilege to raise the
fare On their road, if necessary, that the
council propose to grant to the East Cleve-
land and Kinsman Street Railroads, in an
ordinance now pending. Filed.
From Henry 5. Bishop and others, asking
g postponementO of action on the petition to
increase the rates of fare on Street Rail
roads. Filed.
- CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.
OfThomas Sloevin, 5000, from grading
Detroit street. Board of City Improve
ments.
OF ofThomas Oats, slOO, for same, and so re-
ferred.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr.. Willard, That the sum of 5000 be
appropriated to G. Folsom, Market Clerk,
for his services in procuring licenses for
hucksteTs. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturgis, That the Auditor be di-
rected to draw an order on the Treasury, in
favor of James Hill, Chief Engineer of the
Fire Department, for the sum of $500. rs
compensation for putting into successful
operation the Fire Alarm Telegraph and
other extra services performed BY him dur
ing the past year. Adopted.
By Mr.. Crapser, That the Superintendent
OF the Inirmary be allowed S4OO tor SER
vices IN guarding prisoners sentenced to
the Work House, as recommended by the
communication from the 1n6rmary Board
submitted this evening. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dangler, That an appropriation
OF 500 be made by the Council to assist the
Chlldren's AID Society, in paying the ex-
eighth annual report ofthe Industrial School
and Children's Aid Society. Adopted.
By Mr.. Blair, That James Hamilton,
Janitor of the City Hall, be allowed the
sum of$1OO for extra services performed by
him during the past year. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of
City Improvements be directed to prepare
an ordinance to regulate cleaning snow off
Street Railroads. Adopted.
By Mr.. Bond, That $500 be allowed anS
paid to Jacob Schroeder for extra service,
as Police Clerk. Adopted. Ne'
By Mr.. Henderson, That tbs Council an.
propriate $50 for Willie P,enton for pxtra
services. Adopted. 'O- ' '--'
by Mr. IrusGott, That the Board of CITY
I'm Proyeneais De Re quested to report to this
% Souncli "hetner me A. & G. ". and the
n nanohlng l!g rap roads have complied with
tneIr -l' agleeD ,ents with the city in regard to
com pieIihFs the tunnel under Washington
street, aLLd ascertain if their bridge on Main
street Is at the proper grade, and also if the
Sid railroads have done the proper amount
OF ling on Main street. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To amend an ordinance to regulate avn