The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-30
CitY CnIInciI.

FRIDAY EVENING, june -.
Present Mcssrs. Iddings, Kuhns Gary.
Drummer, kieier Shank, Clingman. Geb-
hart. Butt, Lehman, Boslcr. Love, Colhow-
cr. Braunschweigcr, But2, aud Steplmns.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
A petition from -. G. Spinning and
others, asking that the road leading from
Mills street north. between the Miami river
and Leyec. was referred to the Committee
on Grades to report at next meeting.
A petition from Michael Edmonds and
other property owners on East Second
street. asking for the passage of an ordi-
nance to improve said street from Reckel
street to the Hydraulic, was received and
referred to the Trustees OF the First Ward
A petition from Il. Chambers and others
asking that First street be improved he
tween Mcigs and Bcckcl streets, was re-
cciVcd aud referred to the Trustees of the
First Ward. TO report.
A petition from Jonas Lesher aud others
asking that gas be introduced on Richard
street. between Wayne and High streets
was referred To the Ordinance Committee
to reporuAn ordinance for the same.
A petition from G.. Il. Kayser and others
asking that the ordinance prohibiting the
erection of frame buildings ON the square
between Wayne, Short Vance aud Fifth
streets he repealed, was referred to the
trustees oi lne f1lh Naru.
The Street Commissioners expenses dur
ing last month were ordered to be paid.
A report from the Bridge Committee, in
relation To the appropriation of $500 from
the County Commissioners toward perma-
nently repairing Third street between Le-
wee and Bridge, was received, and ordered
ON, file. a a
The Select Committee to whom was re-
ferred the plat of }. q. Lowe, reported in
..af IN In
ceived and adopted: and the same author
lied 10 be placed on record.
An Ordinance to light Richard Street,
between Wayne ana High streets, was read
the first and second times.
Assessment Ordinances for the improve
ment of Walnut and East Fifth streets, and
for filling lots Nos. 1922 and 1919, were read
three times and adopted.
An Ordinance to improve the north side
of East Fifth street. from Dutoits property
to corporation line, was read the second
time.
An Ordinance to prohibit the erection of
frame buildings on the squares between
Canal, First, Second apd Madison streets,
of more than ten feet in height, was read
the third time and adopted.
An ordinance TO authorize the issue of
bonds in the sum of $l0O, to Veteran Vol
unteers as amended, was read, the amend
ment adopted, and the Ordinance unani-
mously passed. The Committee on Finance
aud City Clerk were ordered To examine
and report upon all claims filed under the
provisions of the Ordinance.
An Ordinance to improve Zeiglcr street
between Wilkinson street and the canal,
was read the third time and laid over for
one week.
The Finance Committee were ordered To
settle with Il. c. Ellis, late Mayor.
The wnerof lot No. III was ordered to
fill the same within thirty days, TO abate
nuisance on the same.
a resolution to ill lot No. 1920 was re-
d~LalleA eA-4nlnllllee on Grades and En-
gineeE with Instructions TO report i Sfa1cre
for keowee street.
The City Solicitor reported that the dam
ages for opening Vine street amounted to
81 - and costs. Received and ordered on
file. t ett
The owners of lots Nos. 2i97 and 2i95
were ordered to be notified TO fill the same
within ten days from date of notice.
The Committee on Grades and Engineer
were ordered to report a grade of alleys
between Fifth, Mclean, High and Samuel
Streets, at next meeting of Council.
The owners of lots abutting IN alley be-
tween Brown, Green, and Jones streets,
were ordered 10 be notified to pave and
grade the same within thirty days.
The Grade Committee were ordered to re-
port grade for Third street between levee
and bridge.
The City Clerk was authorized to receiye
bids for constructing the road at the same
place, for one week.
The Committee ON inrmary were aiI-
thorized To procure building for u tempo
rary hospital, and report to Council.
Tue Committee on Gas We're authorized
to contract for lighting Sixth Street, sbe-
tween Main and jefferson.
The Street Commissioner was ordered to
change the line OF curb ON Charter Street
to Its true line, at the expense of the city
The same officer was ordered TO place II
stone upon the mouth of culvert at the
Southeastern Market House; also 10 cut
down Prairie street at Eaker street; also
to enlarge the cuvert at the levee, ON Third
street.
The owners of lots Nos. l,G95 and i.696
were ordered 10 Illl the same within thirty
days.
The resolution in relation to obstrnctions
on Fifth street. was laid over till next
meeting.
Contracts with Dayton Gas Light & Coke
Company, for erecting gas posts on Tecum-
sch and fifth streets, from McDonough 10
Mcclure street, were approved.
Bills allowed w. ID. Bickham, $lG2 u
A. q. Fields a. CO., 81 65; A Gebhart,
s. 30; Fire Department. Sl,20s ~; aud J.
Hasenstab $S. s
After passage of the usual appropriation
ordinance, Council adjourned. ~ s-s
QuEsTIoS.-Wby Is il Schwarz sells so
many goods? Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always ON hand large
stock of custom made Clothing and more
especially sells with n very small profit,
aud asks no two prices, at lis Main street.
sign OF the Golden E-a-g-l-e.