Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-30
THE CITY.
Council Prncoedinrs

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Council Proceedings.
AT called meeting OF the City Council
held on Monday afternoon-President
Douty In the Chair--the City Civil Engi-
neer reported in reference to the ownership
of Cherry alley, that it had never been ded-
icated to the city as public way, and sug-
gested that the ordinance in regard to it be
referred to the City Solicitor. On motion
of Mr.. Gilmore, q resolution was adopted
so referring it. ..
Mr.. Booth presented petition from
Francis Harris and 4S2 others, for an ex-
tension Of the market space from State to
North street, on Fourth street. Referred
to committee on Market House and Markets.
Mr.. Reinhard, from the committee on
Printing, submitted to following report:
Proposals for printing, binding and ad-
vertising have been received by the COM
mittee, and the contract tor printing and
binding has been awarded to Glenn & Heide
at the following prices, viz:
All composition for book and blank work
at 40 cents per 1000 ems, and all press work
at % cents per token. For posters % per
100 for ID sheets, or less or more; for smaller
or larger posters in same proportion. For
binding books, or folding and stitching, the
same as the binders charge. Paper to be
furnished at regular market price for all
work.
The contract for advertisements has been
awarded to the OHIO STATESMAN at cents
per 100 ems. n '.'
On motion of Mr.. Reinhard, resolution
was adopted, authorizing the City Clerk to
execute bonds with eileen & Heide for h o
printing and binding, and with The On o
STATESMAN Company for the advertising,
for the City, in accordance with the prices
named in the report of the committee on
Printing. ~ .,. f'
The following ordinances were introduc-
ed and read the first time: .rHIt|
BY Mr.. misunderstanding to VIM. A.
Platt the privilege of laying concrete
pavement on the west side of High street
from Spring street to Hickory alley.
BY Mr.. c. w. Douty-To grade and pave
North alley.
By the same-To grade and pave the al
ley running from the north end of Front,
north to Maple alley. ... s..-
The following ordinances were read the
third time and passed:
To grade and pave the unpaved sidewalks
and gntters on the south side of North
Public lane, and gravel the roadway.
Making appropriations for certain pur-
poses therein named. ..t.
. The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
By Mr.. Field-Requesting the committee
on Sewers, with the Civil Engineer to ex-
anime the sewer on Spring street, between
Front and Water streets, and report the ex-
pense of extending the sewer, SO that
Spring street may be improved to Water
street. raH, .H a1".-
BY the same-Requesting the committee
on Market House and Markets to provide
for daily market during the week of The
State Fair, commencing Sept. II. -.t
BY the same-For the appointment of {
committee of four to provide suitable ac'
commodations, as far as practicable, for al
persons attending the State Fair, The
President appointed Messrs. Field, Ross
Donaldson and Reinhard said committee.
BY Mr.. Booth-Requiring the owner o
in-lot No. 5l4 to fill the same up by the 2Otl
day of September. J... ... Sd.
The following invitation WIS presented
and accepted: @' ''
COLUMBUS, o., Aug. "a, 1865.
To the President and Members Of the Cit
Council Of Columbus, o.: ~
GENTLEMEN-You are cordially invited
to participate in the Grand Procession o
the Sengerbund, Sept. lst, 1866. The pro-
cession will form at the west front of thu
State House at s o'clock A. M. Carriages
will be furnished by the committee for. you
Your obedient, &c, .-..,... ~
w. Il. ScHATz,
Sec'y of Committee.
Adjourned till next Monday evening a
IN o'clock. ,3l .',..s1il