The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-21
An Ordinance
FOR REBUILDING SIDEWALK rHgKEIS sAxEp


IF Oftatcu: That the sidewalk north side of East
Main street commencing Shahbona street the pres
cnt grade and extending rily 24o
lots No and block No loi Ereens Addition to ot,a
level; thence to- the Fis bridge
of 100 feet, IN font city propkrty regular grade
TO meet sidewlk said bridge said sdcua ak min,
ft p width aud timbers according paI
reported to city surveyor
SIC. = 1he proceedings for enforcing the building o
said sidewalk shall be the under the ordinance
said city for t,iing sidewalks entitled An ordinanc,
Regulating Sidewalks, passed tue :, 1859.
Passed October l'th 1865.
On motion of Wade
Ordered, That the portion of sidewalk referred
to in above ordinance, belonging 10 the city, be
built under the supervision of street and alley
committee.
Miller from sewerage committee to whom was
referred the matter OF improvement Of Paul stree,
sewer, reported that nothing had vet been done
and, on his motion, surveyor was ordered to re.
port to next meeting of council plan and cost OF
proposed improvement.
Miller, from same committee reported that
Jackson street sewer had not yet been repaired as
ordered BY city council and, on his motion an
appropriated of $4,000 was ordered, and clerk
directed to advertise for proposals for completing
the work. the same to be dore under the supervi.
sion OF sewerage committee.
Mayor Hickling presented an agreement pro
posed TO be entered into by the city of Ottawa and
Ottawa Hydraulic Company, for the construction
Of bridge across Hydraulic Basin on La Sale
street.
On motion of Fcnnell,
Ordered, That the agreement be approved, and
the mayer be authorized to sign the same on be-
half OF the city.
On motion OF Young,
ordered, That the law and ordinance committee
be requested to make inquiry, and report TO next
meeting Of council, whether or not Maher 4 Moore
have complied with the requirements of a lease
granted them of portion Of Nebraska street, be-
tween Post and Guyon STREETS.
On motion of LOOney, stfeet and alley commit
tee authorized to nd axe settlement with
Iurar f.. etc hNrrn al hx,k -
city.
On motion of Looney, supervisor was ordered
to repair bridge Michigan street, at intersection
with Post street.
On motion of Ceilings.
Ordered That a sidewalk be constructed on
west side of school lot in seventh ward.
On motion of Young,
Ordered, That a sidewalk be construct ed on
west front Of school lot OF fourth ward, aud thence
along the approach TO Feeder bridge.
On motion of Eichelberger,
Urdered, That the street and alley committee
be requested to make exam nation, and report to
next meeting of council, upon the prOpriety of
or constructing anew, the sidewalk in
front OF fifth ward school house. -
On motion Of Miller,
Ordered, That street and alley committee and
surveyor be requested to adopt a plan for the i'm
provement of Ottawa Avenue, and report to next
meeting of council, with estimate of probable cost
of same.
On motion Of Ceilings, surveyor was directed to
report survey for sidewalk ordered on State street.
between Clever street and city limits.
On motion of Miller, city marshal was ordered
TO notify John Hnssack to fOnp ete the sidewalk
in front of hislots south side of Main street.
from Clinton street to side cut bridge.
On motion Of Ceilings. the sidewalk on Court
ney street, in front of John Aossacks premises,
was referred to street and Alley committee TO re.
port at next meeting whether the same should be
repaired constructed anew.
On motion of Wade,
Ordered, That No applications for new sidewalks
will be considered by the city council for the next
six weeks. q, ~. ,s.ya
BILLS ORDER ED PAID.
c. G. Lutz binding Revised Ordinances" S5605. Heb
ry Carroll, Niagara Engine, $780, s. II. Hunsberget.
$5.25. Team LAbor-Jas. Rohan $40 50;
Henry Dugan $3.50; David Sisk $500; Ulick Bourke
$500; Thomas Stack $l5O. Street Labor-Wm. Murphy
625; Thos. Corcoran S5.25 Pat. Whalen 1928; WR.
Murphy $780, Michael Duga1 Si50; Pat. Murray SO7b
Burying Nuisances-Pat. Lodney $l.0o; John Reigaft
81 90. no .f V-f 81 a..--,l-
Bills Of John Oinstead, Pat. Woodlock, and NJ.
McGinnis, on motion of Bunker, ordered laid on
table.
Adjourned to Tuesday, Oct. 81, 1865.
R, N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.