Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30

pany No. 2, on the lot adjoining No. 2 En-
CINE House, at q cost not exceeding two hun
bred dollars. Adopted.
By Mr.. Larnder, Resolved that the Com
mittee on parks and public grounds be, and
they are hereby, requested to have Frank
lin Circle moved and rolled at least once in
four weeks during this summer Board Of
City Improvements.
By Mr.. Calkins, Resolved that the Board
of City Improvements be, and they are here
by, authorized to enter into a contract with
Southworth & Williams (they being the
only bidders) for the construction of Seneca
street branch sewer and Michigan street
branch, in accordance with their proposal,
subject, however, to the approval OF the
same by this Council.
By MI. PeIton. Resolved, That the Cleve-
land Gas Light and Coke Company are
hereby authorized to lay a main gas pipe on
Erie street, between Lake and Prospect
streets, nineteen feet each side of the center
line of said Erie street. Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins. Resolved, That in the
opinion of this Council, it is deemed neces-
sary to grade, pave and improve the follow
ing named streets their entire length, viz:
Leonard street, Frankfort street and Park
street. All persons claiming damages by
reason of such grading, paving and improV-
ing are 1GTeDN uOlluGu LHdI LlCl y ACASDy
required to file their claims in writing with
the City Clerk within five weeks from the
first publication of this resolution, or be for
ever barred from filing any claim or receiv-
ing any damages therefor. Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington. Resolved, That the
Police Commissioners be and they are here
by requested to instruct the Pound keeper
/ not TO pound mich cows when the same are
being taken care of by herdsmen, in thai
portion ofthe Sixth ward lying east ofHud-
son street and south of Prospect street.
Adopted.
BY Nj. Heisley. Resolved, That the PO-
lice Commissioners are requested to instruct
the Pound keeper to unpound no cows herd
ing in the Fifth ward when in the keeping
of any one, also in the Seventh ward north
Of Euclid street. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Heisley. Whereas, There is an
ordinance pending in this Council to include
the following territory in the fire limits, to-
wit: Beginning at the southwest cerner oil
Ontario and st. Clair streets, thence running
easterly along the southern line Of st. ClsiI
street to Court street, thence south to Mon
umental Park, thence westerly to Ontairc
street, thence northerly along the e~asterly
line of Ontario street TO the place Of begin
ming. Therefore,
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner
Is Qlreeted 10 preVen any one pldclnB any
frame building on said territory until SAID
ordinance is disposed Of by the Council
Tabled.
The resolution presented by Mr.. Town
sand, and adopted by the Council at its las
session, authorizing the increase of th'
number of patrolmen to ffty-four men, wa!
reconsidered and an invitation extended t
Mr.. Philo Chamberlain to explain thu
grounds on which a larger increase OF tn
police force is asked for. Mr.. Chamberlain
explained at length.
CLAIMS.
Auditor of Heath Payroll, SAT- 80; South
worth and Williams, SI26 o.; R. G. Sproul
SOS 90; John Whitelaw, $50 IS; C. c. Ma
guire, IS 90; P. 0. Sullivan, Sis lt; NJ. E
Rawsou, 50 IS; same, Ss5 90; E. D. Baker
sos co; A. Gaytore, $40 90; A. Peabody
1913 90; Jno. Cannon, $2O4 co.; Geo. Digel
SPAS 90; It. D. McCarter, S62 90; Georg
Ewart, SIS 80; H. S. Downer, IS 90; =
Haggard, $457 90; Fire Deputy Pay Rolls
sl,Sj5 80; Mrs. Doyle, Sc 25; Mrs. Moore
IS 25.