Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-27

Mnnr,AY EHrNINa. March

ages, asked further time In which to report,
and offered resolution, directing the City
Solicitor to furnish the Council with his
wsittan.zoPinioa-.atu,an al. early day, AS to the
city's being liable for damages as claimed
in the two petitions referred to said COM
! mittee, Resolution adopted .-,.vwv,-r--vr
The following ordinances were intro
By Mr. SStauring g-To grant to George
Hoffner and others the right to contract
and keep in repair a sewer in Strawberry
alley, running west 800 feet from Fourth
street, gReadD three several times land
( BY Nfs Batcus-To extend the public
mafkSts.l Extending the same 80 as toiem-
brace the north side of Long street from
Third to Fourth street. Read three several
times and passed.
The tOllowingRrdhHpces weRA read the
third time; 'WA u
To puta H-ifch pipe sewer in'Gay street
from Third street to Center alley. Laid on
theatable-uptil thenext smeetingSE1- =
TO grade, pave, &C. on Prentiss aiiey from
Eighth street eastward to Washington ave-
nue.. Passed. -gpk@O z
The following resolutions were offered:
sBy Mrs. BarousTDirectinga plat and / esT
innate for laying "a brick sewer across
Friend street, opposite eut-lot No'y06,s 40,
Adopted. q !, TrlIbRB Astg RtEH
BY Mr.. Barcus-Directing plat and esti-
mate for grading and paving on the norttr
sideJof Friend, street from Washington ave=
nuesto East PnblSiIane! Adopted. &c y
BY Mr.. Barcus-Directing plat and es-
innate for grading, paving, &C., on Mound.
street, from Seventh street to Washington
avenue9 Adopted W e a ssO
BY Mr.. Field, from committe on Street
Commissioner and Chain -Gang-Authoriz-
ing the Street Commissioner under the di-
rection and subject to the approval of said
committee 'toTpurchase four carts and
horses to be used by him inceaning the
streets and alleys of the city, to be paid for
out of the appropriation for sanitary pur-
poses. Adopted-yeas II, nays 81 ~ " ~
BY Mr.. tButaes-Authorizipg the COM
mittee on Goodale Park to employ William
SprOng as superintendent Of the Park alta
salary Of $500 per year, Including the use
of the House at the Park for one year from
the 1st of April next, Adopted-yeas IL,
nays G. '-'''' ~ 'i'
Mr.. Buttles presented report from a
committee of the Board of Health in refer
ence to sewers. Referred to committee on
Sewerage and Drainage. ..-...,.,,.-......
A resolution was offered by Mr.. Gaver
and adopted, directing the City Marshal TO
proseoute1 all spersons who may bereafter
deposit any garbage or dead animals near
to, or below the State dam within the cor
porate limits Of the city. s1E
The following ordinance was introduced
by Mr.. Barcus, aud read three several times
and passed: For. building a sewer across
Friend street opposite out-lot No, 2e.
Mr., Naghten offered resolution, which
was adopted, requiring the City Civil En-
gineer to lay down a system Of grades 4. for
the ktreets and alleys in Wm, Eeifs addi-
ton to the city, situate in the Ninth wa1ll.
The following places We're designated for
holding the elections for School Directors
on Monday, the 9th of April next: lou
.sSeeopd Mar9-rYoung's Carpenter Shop.
Fourth Ward --Zettler House.WW - E
Sixth Ward-Lorenz Schneider's.
Eighth Ward-North Engine House.
The Council proceeded to the election Of
four regular policemen to serve until the
third Monday in May, 1867, The following
persons were elected Amos Reeder, George
Mcdonald, William Huffman and Addison
Hayes, q. r, ihukS -a a 1sons sa
Nj Fieldio1ered resolution, whichiwas
adopted, giving Messrs. Miller and Joyce
the privilege OF excayating portionof the
eartll in the sidewalk as far outSs the kerb-
stone in front of their lot on the corner OF
Long and High streets for an arch totheir
area and cellar, Iunder the direction of the
City Civil Engineer, provided that che said
parties shall be liable 1or all damages that
NAV result therefroni.g di"p ioD
Adjourned to Wednesday evening, April
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