Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

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$500. wv u VI
Grading and paving the sidewalks gut
ters and crossings, and grading and gravel
ing the roadway ofFropt street from North
Puddle laneAo AIapleAstreet@-$2 267.s1 ~
The following petitions were presented: /:
BY Mr.. Ross-Petition of Charles Frank
and eighteen others, for further time 70
complete the grading and paving on West
Mound street between ,Scioto, street apd
the Canal. Referred to Seventh Ward COM
mittee and the City Solicitor.
BY Mr.. QoUty - RemonsTanees from
Duncan Monroe and others against gravel
ling High street from North Public lane to
Bond n Streets Referred to Ninth Ward
committee.
I The following ordinance was introduced: +:
By Mr.. Booth-Assessing a special tax
upon the real estate on the south side OF
North Public lane from Fourth to Seventh
street. Read three several 2 times ebd
| passed.
The ordinance to extend the Spring street
sewer on the direct line recommended by
the committee bhatIreportedlit was read
the second and third time, and on motion
of Mr.. Armstrong was laid on the table.
On motion OF Nlf; IPat tersehi me SordIl
nance to establish stands for hacks at the
depot, was taken up, read the second time,
and on motiorof Me-. Armstrong, ,Jordered
to be printed, and made the special order
for Monday evening, September 10.
| Mr.. Booth introduced an ordinance to
build the extension of the Peters run sewer
SO as to make 4 aitomplete connection with
the part of said sewer heretofore built
Read'the first time. IT OH TETU Os
The Council went into an election of a
City School Examiner-The first vote re-
suited in 9 votes for DR.. A. d. Lord and z
for Otto Dresel; the second, in s for DIR.
Lord and 7 for Mr.. Dresel; the third,
inv for DIR, Lord ADDS for Mr.. Dresel; the
fourth in for DR.. Lord, for Mr.. Dresel,
and / for Z. E. White; the fifth, in 0 for
DIR. Lord and for Mr.. .Dresel; the sixth,
in 13 for Mr.. White and for DR.. Lord.
Mr.. White was. declared duly elected
City;Schoof Examiner. n. VIZ MJG
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted 80. -
BY the President rendering the thanks
Of this Council to the City Council Of Gin
cinnati for their very elegantly printed and
bound annual report for the year 1866.
By Mr.. Naghten--Authorizing con-
tract with John Murphy for grading and
paving on the west side of North High
street at University street.
By Mr.. Toll Requiring persons furnish
ing board for chain-gang in station house
to report to the ohairmano of that commit
tee once Q week the number of meals fur
nished Others than chain,gang. =
By Mr.. Naghten-For plat and esti-
mate for grading and boulder-paving the
roadway of North High street from Russell
street to Piqua railroad crossing. ,5t.,,ot
BY Mr.. Fell-Authorizing the committee
on Sewers and Drainage to put drop on
theSouth, Fids of State street at the cor
her OF Straight alley. ''NoV" ''''
BY Mr.. Fell-Authorizing the same COM
mittee to construct two drops on the south
side of Broad street-one at the crossing of
Seventh street, and one at the junction OF
Eighth street, and also TO reconstruct the
drops on the north side of Broad at Seventh
and, Eight streets. o y7rynRTrnTr =
by Mr. DOhty yLFof piatand sstihAte
for the extension of Front street from North
d. lana 20 Manila otraaf
By Mr.. Toll-AnthGrikiug the City Civil
Engineer to employ A. D. Heffner as an as
sistant for five months at $50 per month,
commencing lMayl1. ,ls66.6 l5TU0s
By Mr.. Beekey-For plat and estimate
for grading and paving on the west side Of
High street from Second alley to the COR
poration line.
By Mr.. Jaeger-For an estimate of cost
of grading, &C., on East Public lane from
Broad street to South Publ 3 lane 81 III !,
| BY Mr.. Naghten-Requiring the COM
mittee on Sewers and Drainage to place 8
cover over the drop atthe crossing ofThird
streetand North Public lane.
BY Mr. Douty+- Referring the establish.
ment of the grade on High street from
Russell street north to Clinton avenue to
the committee on Sewers the Ninth Ward
committee and the City Civil Engineera /
Mr.. Douty introduced an ordfn&Gee Ii
accept the deed from VIM. Dennison anC
Others, Conveying lots Nos. "a and So il
lINeil and DenniHpn's addition to the city
for the purpose OF extending street Front
from North Public line to Maple street
Read three several times and passed.
The President presented ae6mmtI6leR.
tion from R. Neil, President Of theJ Pprts.
mouth and Columbus Turnpike SompshE
! calling the attention of the Council to th'
bad condition of the road in the southern
part I0f5 the city, ! Referred to the Sixth
Ward committee lsoH
The President PRESENTED a commqnica.
tiou from the several Temperance organ.
izations in the city in reference 10 the sal
Of liquor in saloons on Sunday Laid OF
the table. .G9O Hm 3ES3iSJL !, 9bt'
| The cbupSil pa foS5sdsd 10 We election p
policemen. EHe fJlIoTf1g regular poIl6s.
men were eledteds Michael T,rainok q
place Of w 3, HnGmsn, deceased 16t0
Havens, in place Of 7. l. Davis, resigned
joseph EaEuseO inf place cA 4 lllp1fiePrs're 1fP
'Dfhs iOlloNiSsVsPsSsai POlneneh9hsh
elected: r. W. Wilcox, Hiram ,Happa
| Cbarlas Sty6d9E AND lEdwnP nj Hartley