Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-11-01
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Trysn1y EvrN1ye. October 81.

TUESDAY EVENING, October 81.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr, in the chair.
All the members present, except Messrs.
Danglers Pelton, Pettengill, Henderson,
Russell, Thorman and Truscott.
Reading minutes of the preceding meet
ing dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
sOf Isaac S~turtevant;& Son, asking for the
removal of spiIes end other Instructions IN
the river at Seneca street bridge, Board of
City improvements.
Of William Reed and other property
owners on Humboldt street, asking that
said street between Orange and Croton
streets, be graded, and the Expenses charged
to the property owners. Filed.
OF many property n in. the sixth
ward asking that John NJ. Decker ts per
mitted to herd mich cows on "a common
east of Hudson and south of Prospect
streets. Filed.
COMMUNICATION. 4
From the Board of Education, enclosing
certain resolutions passed by them at their
last session. Filed. -E4-f.I
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.
Of Michael Lawlor, $500, for grading
Hanover street, Filled.
OF Ann Fanisey, 5 1900, for grading
same Filed.
of James Fanisay, $500, for grading
same. Filed.
Z OF Board Of City Inspectors-on the claim
for damage done to his horse, brought by A.
E. Burlison, allowing his claim. Adopted.
of same adverse to petition of John
Hovt and others for cross walk at the inter
section 0 fOrange and Pittsburgh streets.
Filed.
OF same with reference to building two
reservoirs on the West Side, recommend ng
hat it be deferred for some time. Filed.
OF same on petition of F. T. Wallace, in
relation to changing the name of Michigan
to Prospect street, recommending said petit
tion to Committee on Ordinances to prepare
an ordinance authorizing the change.
Tabled.
OF same on the propositions of the Cleve-
land and Willoughby Plank Road Company,
accepting the second proposition. Adopted.
Of superintendent of Markets for Octo-
Der, 1865. Filed.
OF Gas Inspector for September, 1865.
Filed.
RESOLUTIONS. Tg-r.
By Mr.. Dangler, That the Cleveland Gas
Light and Coke Company be directed to lay
gas pipe on BrOwnell street, from Prospect
to Ohio streets, and also place the necessary
lamp posts in said street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dangle,I That the Committee on
Gas be authorized to place a lamp post on the
northwest corner of BrOwnell and Parkman
streets. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Huntington, That the Clerk be
directed to give a permit in writing to John
NJ. Decker, authorizing him to herd mich
cows on the commons in the sixth ward,
east of Hudson, and south of Prospect
streets, upon his application for the same.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins, That the Cleveland Gas
Light and Coke Company be instructed to
cause a lamp post to be erected on the north
side of Hamilton street, midway between
Wood and Ontario streets, it being at the ter
mination of the gas pipe laid in Wood street.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Martin, That the Board of City
Imp'ts be authorized to place supports be
tween the suspension rods and tubes of Col
umbus street bridge. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Rogers, That the City Attorney
be authorized to taxi the necessary steps to
lay out, open, widen and extend Prospect
street in accordance with an ordinance pas
sed August 8, 1865. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Board of
City Imp'ts be requested to prepare an ordi-
iiAS W HAdAC dhN AhABAONS oNIc
between Kinsman street and Scoville ave
nue., Immediately. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Board of City
Imp'ts be authorized to make such improve
ments in the seventh ward as they may
deem necessary, the cost thereof not to ex-
coed eight hundred dollars. Adopted.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That the Board of City
Improvements be requested to report
whether or not it would greatly serve the
public interest to grade and pave Leonard
Street from Merwin to Columbus streets,
also West street from Merwin to Center
street. Board City Improvements.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be authorized to purchase
two hard coal stoves for the Council Hall,
at a cost not to exceed eighty dollars, and
also to sell the two stoves now in use in said
Hall. Adopted.
By Mr.. Surges, That the City Council will
attend at the Brownell street school house,
at half past two o'clock next Saturday after
noon, November 4th, for the purpose or ex-
amining and testing the heating capacity OF
Colds patent improved steam heating ap-
paratus recently put up in said building.
The members of the Board of Education and
the teachers of the school are especially in
vited. Adopted. /,
By Mr.. Huntington. That the Board of
CITY improvements be requested to appralse
SO much of the Brownell street school lot as
is reserved for the use of the Fire Depart
ment and credit the amount to the school
fund. Adopted. af -
By Mr.. Buhrer, That the Street Commits
sioner be requested Ito clean off the dirt
from Detroit street hill as far as paved, to
prevent its running into the river by the
rain. Adopted. 7rf
To regulate cabs, omnibuses, and carri-
ages. Referred to Committee on Cabs, &C.
To levy a special tax upon Harbor street.
Second reading.
To levy a special tax upon Hamilton
street. Second reading.
To establish the grade of Seneca street
between Superior street and the Cleveland
and Mahoning Railroad. Table one week.