Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-19
THE CITY.
THE72d O.V. I. has arrived at Camp
Chase for final discharge. ~
- Council Proceed dInus.

Inc NiJy OOuncl mt . last CeVeninR-FreS-
ident Douty in the Chair. Fourteen mem
bers present at roll-call. ~"
The following petitions were presented |.
By Mr.. Reinhard-R -Remonstrance of j. NJ.
Koerner and others against the erection of a
sewer on Straight alley between East Gay
and East Spring streets. Referred to Eighth
Ward committee.
BY Mr.. .Ross-Remonstrance from w. Z!
Ide against the enactment of an ordinance
forimproving the west end Of Town street,
that should tax him. Referred to the COM
mittees OF Seventh Ward, Ways and Means
and Fire Department.. fiN.I
BY Mr.. Ross-Petition of Christian Boeh-
mer. for the payment of damages to his
house caused by the late heavy rains. Re
ferred to Seventh Ward committee and the
City Solicitor,
BY Mr.. Patterson-Renonstra from
G,S. Deming and others against the pro-
posed sewer on Fair alley from Gay to
Spring streets. Referred to, First Ward
committee.
Mr.. Ross, from the committee to whom
was referred the claim of A. Hamilton for
damages to his premises by reason ofrthe
construction of a sewer through the same
at the foot of Rich street, reported the same
back and recommended the Appointment OF
special committee to confer with the
said Hamilton, and ascertain the lowest
amount ne is willing to receive for damage
to his property. Report agreed to. The
President appointed Messrs. Ross, Booth
and Stauring said special committee. iT
The following ordinances were, intro
duced, read three several times and passed:
BY Mr.. Patterson-To build a sewer in
North Public lane from Third to Fourth
street. ,JfNDfR sFf% M
BY the same-To assess special tax upon
the real estate bounding on High street,
from Linn alley to Gay street.
BY the same-To assess special tax upon
the real estate bounding on High street,
from Linn alley to Broad street.
upon the real estate bounding on the north
side of Gay street from Decatur alley to Fair
alley. ,"laFda.A s.t 'N la[l
The following ordinance was read a
third time and passed: ,tr.,rl..,.
To grade and pave North alley. HaI
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted: z
By Mr.. Comstock-Instruetin the City
Civil Engineer to notify F. A! Sells to re-
move his Hay Scales in Town, east of
Fourth street, within ten days, or to re-
pair the sewer under the same, SO that the
water east of that point will pass into the
Fourth street sewer. ta
BY Mr.. Patterson-For a plat and esti-
mate for building SO inch sewer on High
street from the south of Long street to the
Spring street sewer. ,t..... ..uiH
By Mr.. CIV. Douty-For a plat and esti
mate for grading and paving on High street
from Russell street to Clinton avenue.
By Mr.. Ress-Instructing the City En-
gineer to have the sewer on Cherry alley
repaired. E[(.#.. .f.Y
By Mr.. G. W. Douty-For plat and esti-
mate tor grading and paving on North Pub
lie lane from Third street to Cleveland av-
enue. .tga. u .'ra..I t.lTp if. 'IHlI
BY Mr.. Patterson-Authorizing contract
with j. FL. Hughes for paving crossing on
the west side of High, across Spring street.
Mr.. Booth, from the Sewerage committee,
presented the report of W. p. Brown, in
reference to an examination of the sewers
of the city in company with Mr.. Fred. Beck,
containing detailed estimate of the cost
of repairing the same, amounting to $1,00l.-
76. So much of the report as relates to the
repair of sewers was referred to the COM
mittee Of Ways and Means, with instruc-
tions to report an appropriation ordinance.
Mr.. Buttles offered resolution, which
was adopted, for the appointment ofa Sani-
tary committee Of five to examine into the
sanitary condition of the city, and if they
deem 1t expedient to report an ordinance
establishing Board of Health for the city.
MIR. Donaldson offered the following pre-
aiibIe and resolution which were adopted
unanimously:
WHEREAS, us. Grant, Lieutenant Gene
raj of the armies of the United States of
America, is about to visit the State of Ohio,
his native State, and in view of his direct
service In the preservation of this Union,
andiin directly lcrushing out, with the gal
liant armies under his command the most
wicked and inhuman rebellion known in
the history of the. world-for ythese great
causes, and that the citizens of Columbus
and vicinity may have anDopportunity of
meeting, this great 1man, and giving ghtm
such welcome as only a grateful people can
offer; therefore, -. -.----
Bet Resolved BY the City Councz Of Colum-
City, t6getfief with the President Of this
Councils andN five citizeps, To- be appointed
by the City C0uheiB be, and theyIafe hereby
directed to extend to General Grant an in
vitation to visit Che capitalof Ohio, and tol
accept the thOspitalitissof the city Of Col
umbusA $T
Nessrs. Geo. M. Parsons, A. G. TRn, n,pFtna
J.R. Swan, P. Ambos, and 7, Lough, we're
appointed said comaitteS 6f live.
-The following gentlemen, members Of the
CoqnciI were appointedp committee compt9 gf-Al ofAlr-
rapgements,, IN pcasee, General Grant should
accept The fsregslng, iayibtion: Nests |
bonaldson, Ross, Buttles, Stapfing, and
bTSe me President PIT 1aipppJihsef fat foil6wipg
gentlemen to IsS&poyb the Sanitary t6h-
mittee underths Issclationlof SMr; Bhttles:
Messrs. Buttles, Reinhard, Miller, Ross apd
CofnstocklC ONIqUTCA7UNhM
J.H. Kippart was app9inted, 3 member
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