The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-10
city Council.


read and approved.
a rcmonstrancc from John II. Wolf ana
oIhers, against the passage of an ordinance
restricting denlcrs IN Coal oil from having
| ihrRc quantities of the same on their pre-
| Ordinances ~
petition from property owners on
smith, Hess, Jackson and Van Buren, stroots
Tor the Introduction of gaa on the same, and
remonstrancc IN relation 10 Smith street
| were received aud referred 30 The Commit
tee OH Gus, 10 report by ordinance or otLrr-
wise.
| a petition from owner. of property on
| w Wllkinson street bctween Fourth aud
Fiitll streets, asking that gas be introduced
Ioh snid street. Referred 10 the Committee
on Ordinances TO report an Ordinance Tor
same.
A petition from property ownen ou
wayne street. for the erection Of gus posts
on SAID street, was referred 10 the Ordi-
nance Committee TO report an Ordinance
for the same. fEH IT"f
The street Commissioners report show
ing expenditures during January of
S3s1 Gl, WINS received and ordered to be
paid.
The Committee on Railroads reported
thal the d. NJ, u: u. Cos were infringing
nn Toledo street. The City Clerk was orr
dcrcd to notify said company TO remove
their tracks OF the same, and place the
street IN the condition thatit was hereto
fore, N thirty days. If not done then, the
Clty Marshal 10 remove tho same nj the |
expense of said company.
a contract In duplicate between the city |
ana Gas Company for the erection of gns |
posts on Howard street, was approved
communication from N. piOt, Offering
MS premises on Ncnia Avenue, for lntlr-
mary purposes, was referred To the Com
mittcc on ln1unary.
report from the Clerk In relation 10
moneys collected by VIM. Patton, engineer,
Tor pumping water out OF Stout Mills &
temples, and Brondrnp a. Co.'S. establish
ncnts In 1861, was referred TO the Commit
tce on Accounts, who were also ordered to
receive the Fire Department account-bOOks
from VIM. Patton.
An ordnance 10 open, widen, extend nnd
Improve Qultmnn street, was read the third
time aud adopted. Also, n resolution au-
thorlzing the City Solicitor to proceed to
condemn II piece Of ground on said street.
belonging to i. Kaiser, necessary for said
Bids for paving Walnut street were read
lnu Tie contract awarded 10 r. SOhaclIor }
4 Go. I,
The owners of lots Nos. d0lO, ion, 1921,
sSiil $500 and 2S5l, were ordered b. M tho
same within sixty days.
The Finance Committee were authorized
% sell the lots along ScGley Basin at public !
lucti0n, and also lots near 9TH District ]
school House, with the reserved right 10 !
'cjcct amy and MI bids.
The Ordinance Committee were author L
Ecd and Instructed 10 report an Ordinance q
rgulating the steam Fire Departments and y
providing for Foreman-in Chief of the 7
anne. /
bills ALLOWED. Marcus Bosler, So: G..
burroughs, ~ 70; &. A. Starr, 50; w. d. !
tickham, S2i 20; }. 3. Binkerd, $40 70; j. c
adder, H2b Charles Ross, 81; ID. q. l.. a.
.okc Co, 1924 70; Ioomis a Barnett, 81 u
:ugclder ~ llorlncher, $3i 10; Kiefcr q 4
'alarles $50 II. Bosler, 81 Ok; John iIn- Q
rntab, $li 30; Langdon ~ Co. 81 90; A. q
iakley S2l3 20. II..I, v
An ordinance 10 appropriate the sum of u
-dollars from the General Expense u
'und, 10 pny bills allowed mt this meeting,
vas passed. Council adjourned,
MIAMI VALLEY BANK,--Thc Columbus
'tdtcsmGn Of this morning contains the fol- l.
owing paragraph: Y
We understand that one of the banks In -
ls city recently forwarded somc of the "
otcs of the Miami Valley Bank, at Day ~
,n, to that place for redemption, These II
'cro returned under protest, H. being =
Iailncd that lll the notes with which the :,
nnk was charged on tho books of the \,
rchsilrcr of state, had already been re- w. ~
ccmcd. The Treasurer holds n personal !"
ond OF $4,000 on Daniel Beckel, to SECURE -,
'dcmption Of outstanding circulation the a,
tate bonds having been withdrawn. ~
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THE IsoosA TRAGgDY.--Ile Grand Jury u
Warren County, Mt Lobanon, have found II
NV bills of Indictment against Samuel ti
covert and Harrison Mcneil, the alleged ..
of the Roosa family, the details ~
which horrible tragedy were published
full, at the tino of the occurrence. Iii
MAJoR BRrwER, Of New Lisbon, u. \. "
aymaster,a aud Mr.. Raymond, of Cleveland, ~
ere among those who pcrlshed by the q,
Iplosonl of the ill-nited steamer Carter, m
'ar Vicksburg. q
MONTGOMERY ilousE.--We learn that the st
onigomery House on East Third street, q.
Is been thoroughly re6ttcd and renovated ,,c
: Capt. n. n. Rettor, late OF the Western Nj
ousc, Springfield, Ohio. II isa well mr. q,
nged house, aud those who are acquainted od
ith Nd. know Il viii DO conducted for the mr.
mfort, and 10 the entire satisfaction of 10
$ guests. Give him call. d.
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lHE MONEY GoSE.--A young lady cot ~
board the ears this morning at Madison
station between Columbus and Xcnla'
a soon fell asleep. when She arrived ;
re her money (Sl7)' was missing. She m'
d no doubt been relieved of 1t by some be
q OF the light-fingerod gentry who are A., a"