Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-01

missioner be q he is hereby requested to
notify parties having building material IN
Waters treet, over one half, contrary to an
ordinance, to remove the material that is in
the street contrary to ordinance. Adopted.
COMMUNICATIONS
From Board of City improvements refer
ring to the Council for their consideration
and action, a communication from H. s.
Stevens, Secretary of the West Side Street
Railroad. Received and filed.
OF Board of City improvements. exhibit
ing bids for building a new Market House
as follows:
LATER L Zaeter, gravel roof...-.~...sls 400
slate rooE..-.-.... 1890
William Cubbon, gravel roof.--.... 1850
slate rOof....-..... 1850
G. W. Durham, - 49, 600
The Board recommended the receiving of
Lster 4 Zaeter's bids, the roof TO BE- slate.
Received and filed.
From Board of City improvements, ex-
hibiting bids for constructing sewers, from
VIM Given, David Fosdick and john Given,
recommending the city to contract with
William Given to construct q sewer along
an alley from Prospect street to Euclid ave-
due, and Prospect street branch sewer No.
4 and branches, and with David Fosdiek
for C~rooked.alley eve their bids being
lowest. Received and filed.
ORDINANCES.
To provide for the sprinkling of a portion
of Scovill street. Read the first time and
referred to the Committee on Ordinances.
To assess a special tax on an alley run
ming from Huntington TO Perry street and
lying between Euclid avenue and Prospect
street. Reported, read a second time and
engrossed.
To provide for the construction of Long
street branch sewer No. . and assess a tax
therefor. Reported, read a second time and
engrossed.
To levy and asses e special tax on the lots
abutting upon Prospect street between Erie
and Hudson streets. Reported, read a
second time and engrossed.
To amend the Sunday Liquor Law. Read
q third time and ~recommitted to the Com
mittee on Ordinances and the City Attorney.
The following were read q third time and
passed, all the members present when the
votes were taken voting FAYE" as follows:
Buhrer, Calkins, Clark, Crawford, Heisley,
Huntington, Jones, Larnder, Martin, Pei
ton, Presley, Henderson, Reynolds, Roberts,
Rogers, Sturges aud Townsend.
To provide for the construction of a
branch sewer or drain in Walnut street,
west Of Murison-
To provide for the dredging and improv-
ing of the Cuyahogs river between the
north end of the Government pier and
Columbus street.
To repeal an ordinance entitled can
ordinance to provide for the dredging and
improving of the Cuyahoga river between
the north end Of the Government pier and
Seneca street"
To provide for the dredging and improy-
ing of the Cuyahoga river between Seneca
street and the C. c. & C. r. R. passenger
bridge.
To grade, pave, drain and improve Euclid
avenue from Perry street to Wilson avenue
To provide for the dredging and improv-
ing of the Cuyahoga river between Columbs
street and the C. C. {. Il. R. passenger
bridge.
To levy and assess a special tax upon
Henry street.
To levy and assess a special tax upon
Union street.
ETo levy and assess a special tax upon
West street.
To levy and assess a, TAX upon Chapel
street.
To establish the grade of Superior street
between Erie street and tho ten acre lots.
MUSICAL soIRER.-This evening from the
new music stand in Monumental Park, Pap
worth's excellent City Cornet Band will per-
form the appended
PROGRAMME.
Composer.
1. Quio~kstep-dedicated to Maj San ord M
2. POikS-Les Miserables laurante
.. 1890. DOuaMOtth
4. sophia stau5h
8. Andante ReligiOse. Overture Militia re.
6. Storm Mach. GalOp.
Z. Quickstep-Last Rose of Summer. Grafulla
s. National airs.
We congratulate Mr.. Papworth upon the
creditable appearance of the music stand
recently erected by him, and the city upon
the acquisition of it. This band certainly
deserves the thanks of our citizens for their
pleasant soirees every Wednesday evening.
Great credit is due its members for the ar
tistic excellence of their performances, and
for their enterprise, being as they are, the
only city band who nave tt uniform.
We would suggest to persons who visit
the Park TO hear the music, that they can
hear it with much more pleasure by keep
ing a few rods from the stand.