Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-12-19

Mr.. Naghten, select committee, report
ed back the ordinance to grade che road1T
I way and Sidewalks on Grove street between
the Harbor, road aud Howard street, and
Recommended It's passage. The ordinance
was, read ,the, third time, when Mr.. Patter7,
sonsmoyed to lay It on The table TIL the first
Monday inl April.8 After diseession, the
motion was withdrawn.
| The questionEbeing upon the final pas
sage of the ordinance, it was lost-yeas A,
nays 10.
| The following resolutions were offered:
| By Mr.. Booth-Instructing the Ways and
Means committee TO provide an appropria-i
tion for the payment Of the assessment on
Goodale Park for grading the roadway of
Bond street due to Mr. H. Burke, and
amounting to $45l.02. Adopted.
BY Mr.. RossT-Ipstrueting the COMMITTEES
on the Hard Charity Fund to pay 10 St.
Francis Hospital five hundred dollars.
| Mr.. Buttles moved to amend by inserting
five hundred dollars sfor. the Orphans
Home, which was accepted by the mover
of the resolution-Mr. Ross, The resolp7
tion as amended was decided as lost, not
having receiveda two-thirds vote of all the
members Of the Council. The vote was
then reconsidered, and the resolution refer
red to the committee on the Hare Charity
Fund. I.'F 1.s'a 4T-ih
By,Mr, Booth-Two resolutions for -plats
and estimates for making sewer in Peters,
run from High street to Third alley, and
also for extending the Spring street sewer
from Front street @westwardly. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Comstock--Instructing the City
Solicitor to report all the circumstances
connected with judgment in favor, Of
George Simpson, ex-pollceman, against the
City, amounting to $3.50, on the docket of
ESQ. Kronenbitter. Adopted. -
Mr.. Donaldson on leave introduced an
ordinance to assess special tax on the real
estate on Washington avenue from Broad
street to Franklin avenue. Read three sew
eral times and passed. -Cs aTgyESEE
Mr.. Buttles, from the Sanitary commit
tee, reported back the ordinance to estab-s
lish Board of Health for the City, with
sundry amendments.
The question being upon 'filling the blank
of the ordinance with the names OF the
gentlemen reported by the committee to-
constitute the Board of Health, Drs. W. M.
Awl and j. B. ThOmpsonwere agreed upon
as members of the Board. Mr.. Ross moved
that the name of DIR. William Trevitt be
added to the list. Before the vote was
taken on this motion, Mr.. Reinhard moved
that the Board consist of nine members
one from each Ward-and that each Ward
committee select member. The motion
was lost-yeas 6, nays 8. The question be-
ing on Mr.. Ross nomination of DIR. Trevitt,
Mr.. Donaldson moved that the name of DR..
Trevitt be added to the names reported
by the Sanitary committee, which was
agreed to. The following were then
agreed upon as the members of the Board
of Health-Drs. w. NJ. .Awl, J.B. Thomp-
son, j. H. Coulter, H. Mailman, G. E.
Boyle and VIM. Trevitt, and MessrS. John
Field, j. E. st. Clair, c. Z. FELTON,, Isaac
Dalton and w. W. Pollard.
The amendments reported by the San
itary committee were agreed to, and the
ordinance read the third time. The bill
was then passed bv the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Barcus, Booth, Buttles,
Comstock, Donaldson, c. w. Douty, Field,
Gilmore, Jaeger, Miller Patterson, Rein
hard and President-13.
NAIs-Messrs., Naghten. and Ross-2.
On motionNof Mr.. Buttles, the following
gentlemen we're appointed standing COM
mittee, onsthe Sanitary Condition of the
city-Messrs. Buttles, Reinhard, Comstock,
Booth and Field. -'llLt1 dfh
lAdjodfned to the third Monday Of Janu-
ary, 1885, 9yll1 cE IMAM. hUC6