The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-19

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Buhrer, Martin, Russell and Weideman.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
dispensed with.
PETITIONS.
OIL. Prentiss ct al. property owners of
Chestnut street, askingthe city to construct
a branch sewer in said street to connect
with the Muirson street sewer, and charge
the expense on p~roperty-owners. Board Of
City Improvements.
OF Messrs. Rogers and Newman, owners
of the Forest City Brewery, asking the
privilege Of conveying the waste water of
Filed.
OfBoard City improvements on resolu-
ton appointing bridge tender for Seneca
street bridge, stating that the present tend
or of Central Way bridge had been appoint
ed. Adopted.
Ofsame adversely to petition of W. K.
Adams and others against grading Bank
street and north ofLske street. Filed.
ofsame adversely to granting claim for
damages to Thomas Barry, from grading
Columbus street. Filed.
OF Secretary of Water Works for June,
1865. Filed.
billboard City improvements favorable to
granting the prayer of certain parties
against paving side walks on Orange street.
Adopted.
OF special committee with reference to a
site for a school house in the 7th Ward, re-
porting in favor of a lot fronting on Case
venue and bounded south by Cooper street.
Filed.
OF special committee submitting the
statement Of Engineer Hill in reference to
the delay of the engines in getting at the
fire at the Gas Works on the Fourth OfJuly.
Filed.
OF Committee on Harhors and Whsrves,
adversely to paying the claims Of John
Hertcog andC. Fredericks for tending Centro
street bridge. Adop ed.
of special committee with reference 70
Colds patent heater, and the most imprOv-
ed stoves for heating the Brownell street
school house. Filed.
OF Committee on Fire and Water and
Fire Engineer, favorable to granting prayer
of business men in MerWin street, TO build
q wooden addition to C. W. Goes Wooden
Warehouse. Adopted.
OF special committee in favor of placing
two lamp posts on Brownell street, between
Prospect and Ohio streets. Adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Chief Engineer Hill, with refer
ence to storing carbon oil and benzine
within the city limits. City Attorney to
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INVITATIONS.
OF ladies of Ursuline Convent, asking the
attendance of the City Council at a musical
entertainment given by them this evening.
Accepted.
CONTRACTS.
OF CITY with Joshua Thomas for sprink-
ling portions of Scoville and Garden streets.
Approved.
OF same with Garrett Keck, for sprink-
ling Pittsburgh street between Eagle and
Liberty streets. Approved.
OF same witS Edward Cliff for spriDk-
ling Ontario street between st. Clair and
Lake streets. Approved.
OF same with John Given for building
Erie street branch sewer and branches.
Approved.
CLAIMS FOR DAMAGES.
Of estate of s. Whitaker from grading
Bank street. BID City Improvements.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Dangler, That the Committee on
Schools be authorized to cause the construe-
ton, on the premises of the new school
house on Brownell street, water closets Of
sufficient capacity to accommodate the pu-
pills of said school. Adopted.
BY Mr., Huntington, That the Committee
on Parks and Public Grounds be authorized
to confer with the trustees of the Water
Works, with a view to carrying water 10
Woodland Cemetery, as early as possible,
and report to this Council at its next meet
ing. Adopted.
By Mr.. Willard, That the Gas Company
be authorized to place three lamp posts on
Lake street between Erie and MurisOn
streets. Gas.
By Mr.. Daugler, That a committee of
three members of this Council, be appoint
ed by the President, for the purpose Of
comforting with E. COwles, editor of the
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and report to this Council at its next meet
ing. Adopted. Committee, Messrs. Dang
Ter, Sturges and Reynolds.
By Mr.. sturges, WHEREAS, Greater facili-
ties for the transaction of the increasing
business pertaining to the office of City
Clerk and Auditor and more space are re-
9nlred for depOsitiDg public and Qfigi6s1
fore,
Resolved, That the Committee on Public
Buildings, be authorized to have no par
tition removed, which separates said office
from the small room between it and that of
the Infrmary Director, provided the con-
sent OF the owner of the building be first
obtained for its removal, and that the Clerk
be permitted 10 have the exclusive use OF
the said room In addition to the one he
now occupies. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dangler, That the Committee on
Schools be authorized to enter into a con-
tract with Messrs. D. A. Sheppard and Co.
for one hundred and City desks at $3.50
each for the use ofthe Central High School.
Tabled one week.
By Mr.. Dangler, That the Committee on
Public Buildin gs be authorized to contract
for the performance of the plumbers work
on the new school house on BrOwneu street
the JOB to be let to the lowest responsible
bidder, and the work to be done forthwith.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That Msssrs. New
man & Rogers be authorized TO convey
their waste water to the Irving street sewer
and connect with the same. Adopted.
By Mr.. sturges, That the Committee on
Infirmary and Police be instructed to ad-
vertise for proposals to furnish coal for
their respective departments; also that the
City Clerk advertise for proposals to furnish
coal for the City Buildings. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Committee on
Harbors and Wharves be directed to ascer-
tain and report to this Council the cost of
two hundred spiles and the driving OF the
same in the river at the east end of the In
Urinary farm, to prevent the further wash
ing away of its banks. Adopted.
By Mr.. Truscott, That our City Marshal,
City Civil Engineer, Mayor, Members OF
Board OF City Improvement ClLy AbbOIney
and Street Commissioner, be instructed to
visit West River street tomorrow forenoon.
and if they find there is being constructed
q railroad track in said street, contrary to
ordinance, they prevent such construction,
and also to cause the removal Of any por-
ton of said tack that may have been laid
in violation of the ordinance. Adopted.
By Mr.. Truscott, That the Committee on
Fire and Water be instructed to prepare an
ordinance to prevent the erection of wood
en- buildings in the business portion OF the
city laying on the west side of the river.
Adopted. h.
By Mr.. Dangler, That this Council accept
from the Fourth of July Committee the
speakers stand erected by them snd the
same be used for a music stand and for 9TH
or public purposes and that the Commit
tee on Parks and Public Grounds be author
ICED to remove tho stand recently erected
by said Committee, and sell the same.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Willard, That the Board Of City
improvements be instructed to report to
this Council why the contractor for sprink-
ling Euclid street, has not sprinkled the
street between Hudson street and Wilson
avenue according to contract. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Street Com
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