Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-08-22
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CALI MesSfs. Buttles, Comst0ck, Y. w. DOu-
ty, Field, Gaver, Naghten, Patterson, Rein
hard, Ross, Stauripg and President IN Hs
The following petitions were presented:
BY, Mr.. Jaeger-Petition from Conrad
Born and others for paving and grading
Fourth alley between 49, and High
street. Referred to the Sixth Ward COM
mittee. " .'iin . 2.'.' H' ~ o,.'
By Mr.. Booth-Petition from d. 81. Taft
and others for a sewer in Straight alley
from Gay street north to the Spring street
sewer. Referred to a select committee of o
one-Mr. Booth, n. .',1 ,",}I' '''' -''s ,
The following reports were made from
standing committees: 6aa b. l nj .sof
BY Mr.. Naghten-from the Ninth Ward
committee Resolution for plat and estimate
for grading and paving the sidewalks, gut
ters and crossings on Maple street between
High and Water streets. Adopted. thILJ
Mr.. Comstock, from the committee Of
Ways and Means reported back the claim
Of w. F. Knoderer, for crossings, and re-
commended that each Ward pay its propor-
tion of the claim. Also, the claim Of, Miles
Daly,Ifor services in graveling streets, with
a recommendation that the same be not
paid by the, city, leaving the claimant to !
look to the parties who contracted for the
work. Report agreed to. '' - l'''. a. ..,,
By the same from the same committee
Ordinance making appropriations for va+D
riousr purposes therein ~ named. Read
twice. 20, iEi
By Mr.. Jaeger, from Sixth Ward Com
mittee-&R &Resolutionfor plat and estimate
for grading and paving east side of Third
street from Oak alley to Kossuth street.
Adopted. .;,...- .,,.. .a.,.., ...,,..,.i.'g, 10
The. following reports were made from
select committees: .'..,, .'..u.' '2.t y
Mr.. Donaldson reported back the ordi-
nance .exempting inlot No. 243 from the
provisions of certain ordinances therein
named, prohibiting the erection of wooden
buildings, and recommended its passage,
Read the third time and passed. q..a,3, Oh,
Mr.. Booth reported a resolution for plat
and estimate for a two feet sewer on
Straight q alley north to the Spring street
sewer, said sewer not to be more than six
feet deep. Adopted ay,l - y,l aL ,..L =
Mr.. Patterson introduced an ordinance to
grade and pave a crossing on the west side
Of High. street across Spring street. Read
the first time. IN. !. ,..., .,,,. ..,.;.-rr
| The ordinance toprovide for cleaning the
sidewalks, cutters and alleys was taken
from the table and passed-yeas 13, nays 4.
1t was ordered that the ordinance be pub
lshed in thecity papers, and that 200 cop
les of the ordinance in English and 100
copies in German be posted up in the city.
| Mr.. Ross introduced an ordinance, max
ing an additional appropriation for the re :
pairof the Friend street canal bridge. Read
three times and laid on the table. II, ~ w.
Mr.. Ross offered a resolution authorizing
the Seventh Ward committee to complete
the repair of the Friend street canal bridge
at an additional cost not exceeding $l95.
Adopted. .p5..l. .g,s "~"'''
Mr.. Gilmore offered resolution instruct
ing the CityoiSolicitor to confer with the
Lessees of the Ohio Canals with reference to
said Lessees making certain repairs on the
; Friend street bridge, and to report the law
on the subject and the liabilities of the par
! ties concerned. Adopted. fr'liasi
Mr.. Gilmore, from the Fourth Ward COM
mfttee, reported an ordinance to make a
crossing across High street on the west
| sidetof Cherry street, Passed. -, -
Several contracts were approved, and va
rious resolutions tor plats and estimates
adopted, ,,f'~gG ,s...........-.r ~
SMr. Field, from the committee on Street
: Commissioner and Chain-gang, reported
back resolution referred to said committee,
at d forihermeeting of the Council, recomE
meniihg that the Street Commissioner be
authorized to fill up the stagnant pools of
water adjacent to Peters and Doe runs, and
that the property owners on said runs keep
the same clean at their own expense. Re-
port adopted. ~. y ai aug, ..7ne. li =
The Council then proceeded to the elec-
ton of the following policemen: 33'
, Barney McCabe was chosen q regular
policeman to succeed Andrew Kreitline;
Mark Newman, a regular policeman, and
Samuel F. Kirk, q special policeman.2gl. -
, Adjourned till next Monday evening at
~ O'Clock! : 2. '4Fa AlY ~. It 7el ~ s'
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