Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-22

We again call attention to the ordinance
passed by the City Council, August 81, 1865
to provide for cleaning the sidewalks, gut
ters and alleys of our city. BY the ordi-
nance, every owner or occupant of a house,
building or yaca mt lot, is required to have
the sidewalks, cutters and alleys in front Of
the same thoroughly cleaned between
March and December l of each year, and
the dirt, filth and rubbish collected into
heaps convenient to be removed, at the
times designated. The times at which this
cleaning is to be done in the different por-
tions of the city, are specified in the ordi-
nance as follows: '''.. '''
The sidewalks and cutters on High street,
between North and South Public lanes shall
be cleaned on the first and third Fridays OF
each month. A\A .AN\ ittl(AAH
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys in the
Ninth Ward shall be cleaned on the first
Monday Of each month. ~ 'l'' :" -, 70
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys In the
Eighth Ward, shall be cleaned on the first
Wednesday Of each month.
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys in the
First Ward, shall be cleaned on the second
Monday of each month. ii i91191
AL sidewalks, cutters and alleys In the
Second Ward, shall be cleaned on the second
Wednesday of each month. IN.
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys in the
Third Ward shall be cleaned on the second
Friday of each month. rr.f.y,lG u
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys In the
Fourth Ward, shall be cleaned ON the third,
Monday Of each month. tu,,..., ,,iJu,E
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys. in the
Fifth Wards shall beycleaned on the third
Wednesday of each month. Il ,,.- ,.-.rA
A1lsidewalks, cutters and alleys In the
SixthaWard,v shall be cleaned on the fourth
Monday of each month. ]i.'',M' ] ~ "i'' 81
All sidewalks, CUTTERS and alleys in the
Seventh Ward, on the east side of the Scio-
to river, shall be, cleaned on the fourth
Wednesday of each mouth, 90 ,sa ,oG .ssF
All sidewalks, cutters and alleys In the
Seventh Ward, on the west side OF the Sci
@ StO TiyeE s shsll b cleaned oa the fourth Fri
Itwould be well for every citizen having
the ownership or charge of property TO
preserve The foregoing extract from )tlie
city ordinance, that he mayknow when the
cleaning Is tosbe done inlMs District
The penalty for pon-copplispce with the
foregoing provisiSns sot 1he ordinance is a
fine of from $1 to $40 and costs, to be as
sesseb by The Mayor upeWthe complaint of
the Street Commissioner. The. latter func-
tionary is requiteatd haye HRisd dirt, manure
and filth removed within forty-eight hours
after II has Been Heaped Up as reqi}fed' BY
the,Sfndinahcea. this ts az biiding upon the
Commfssioner d. &s other Provisions are
updH the 0wfiers 81 6ecdp pants Of property,
Complaints have been made that he has
beehffemjss INF FegaEd To his duty In this
particular, andthatpilest OF dirt and filth
heaped mp 10, ,eoppliance with the ordin-
ance, have not Been I removed az all, and
ayebeen agaiA wesbedCdownjnto the gut
ters and alleys BY subsequent rains. The
excuse made for the Commissionerds, that
he has gpt,beeWfqrnished with a sufficient
force to enable him to remove the piles of
dirt. If this is 80, the evil should be imme-
diately remedied by the other city authori-
ties, wh0ss Sta& sif@t to provide adequate
means fgf caFryingout the provisions Of the
ordinShee. an !bstilIbl D'a ~ kA
ws6hdefstand that the Street 6emmis-
sioner snow actively engaged in removing
the dirtaeeqmulated IN cleaning as theIors
dipanceb provides and that hereafter citi-,
zensnay expect that If they do their duty
in Cleaning in front of their property, the
heaPgs al, ART viii be promptly removed
by -Ehed Commissioner within the time,
limited.1oE ifs to be hoped Dthat, for the