Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-04

the necessities of his office have compelled
him to pay as compensation for the services
of a deputy. Granted.
Of many business firms, asking for the
appointment OF VIM A. Bowen Harbor Mas
ter. Harbors and Wharves.
REPORTS.
OF the Chief Fire Engineer for the month
of March, 1865. and also for the year ending
April LIST, 1866. Filed.
Of the City Civil Engineer for the year
ending April Sd, 1866. Ordered printed
with the financial statement
0fthe Committee on Harbors and Wharves
representing that the only way to perma-
nently improve our hsrbor is 10 run out
both the piers into deeper water. and ask
ing the Council to join them in bringing
the matter before the proper authorities.
Adopted.
OF special committee submitting an ordi-
nance on the question of salaries, and re-
commencing its immediate passage. Filed.
OF Weigher of Hay for the months of
January, February and March, 1866 Filed
OF the City Civil Engineer on paving
streets. Filed.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board of Trade. iuclosing a res
olUtion recommending the appointment of
Captain John F. Kennedy, Harbor Master.
Filed.
APPOINTMENTS.
On motion, the Council proceeded to elect
a Harb1r Master. Capt. J. +. Kennedy was
nominated and unanimously elected.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Board of City
Improvements be authorized to give proper
notices for tagging with brick or stone the
sidewalks on both sides Of Perry and Hud-
son streets, between Euclid avenue and Pros
pect street; on both sides of Webster and
Parkman streets, with brick or stone; on
Cross street between kinsman and Orange
streets, with brick or stone; on Whitman
street between WoOdbine and Harbor
streets, with brick or stone; said work TO
be don't on or before the LIST of July next,
(the width of sidewalks to be six feet and
if not completed in the required time, the
same will be done by the city, with stone,
and the cost thereof assessed as a tax upon
the property. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the sum of s. be
appropriated and paid to each of the judges
and clerks ofthe late election, and that the
same be embraced in the ordinance for the
payment Of claims, to be passed this even
ing Adopted.
BY Mr.. Calkins, That the Gas Light and
Coke Company be requested to move the
lamp-posts on Prospect street between On
tario and Hudson streets, out 10 the curb
line, and place the necessary l%amp-posts
thereon as soon as the paving is put down.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Townsend, That the Committee on
Finance be authorized to pay Messrs. Pryor
& WOrswiek s., 900 on their contract with
the city to place in the Brownell street
house Colds Steam Heater, retain |
the balanced of the bill until the heating !
qualities ofthe apparatus are made entirely
satisfactory to this Council, as per contract;
that in the payment of this sum the City
Attorney be directed to execute such an
agreement with the. contractors as in no
sense to be a acceptance, on the part of
Ibis Council, of the Heater until it is made
to warm the building in a proper and satis-
factory manner, in accordance with the
terms of their contract. Adopted
By Mr.. Thorman, That six chairs be pur-
by the city for use in the steam fire
house on Huntington street. Fire
.Od Water.
By the same, That the Board of City
[ improvements be requested to notify the
street, at the intersection of Ohio street, to
avenue, to nave the sidewalks paw
ID with brick or tagging, by the LIST of Sep
and that the City Engineer be re-
to establish the grade of said part of
5rownell street. Adopted.
BY the same, That the Board of City I'm
be requested to notify the prop
on both sides UfScoville avenue
rom the intersection of Brownell street to
Ferry street, to pave their sidewalks with
,rick or tagging, by the LIST Of August, and
hat the City Engineer be directed 10 estab-
ish the grade of said part of said avenue.
By Mr.. Russell, That the Board of City
improvements be requested to notify prop
on York street, south of Frank
in and north of Monroe, and Jersey street
Outh of Fulton and ESth of Monroe street,
0 pave their sidewalks with brick or stone;
lsO TO pave Monroe and Chatham streets
Of Pearl and east of Willard street j.,
aid work to be dore in ninety days if not,
ne Board of City Improvements shall do :
be same and charge the costs to said prop
Adopted.
By Mr.. Pelton, That the Committee on ?
and Wharves be directed to con- !
for such dredging as may be necessary ]
be done at the mouth of the Cuyahoga
yer, at an expense not to exceed 5 $4,000. l
{
By Mr.. Presley, That the Gas Light and :
)ke Company be requested to lay gas Il
- 80 ~ - bIAh Vel LEuAuEhE ! -
al Liberty streets, and place the necessary J.
mp posts for lighting said street. Adopted. =
by Mr.. Henderson, That the Board of l.
ty improvements be requested 10 notify s
e property owners on the west side of NJ
earl street between Detroit and Vermont v
to flag or pave their sidewalks by o
e LIST of July next. 7
Mr.. Martin, That the Board Of CITY L
lprovements be requested to notify the NJ
Tners Of property fronting on Pearl street .
tween Detroit and Lorsin streets, to re- y
II their sidewalks, where it is necessary,
fore the 1st of June next. Adop ed.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That the Board of CITY y,
lprovements be requested to build stone @
as soon as the sidewalks shall NJ
We been paved, on either side Of the i
eets. Adopted. !
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Board Of CITY y
Iprovements be requested TO extend ali NJ
that are or may be hereafter built. F
the sidewalk paYements. Adopted. R
~ Mr.. Roberts, That the sum of $4,000 "!
Is ev ming directed to be Maid to Messrs. !
yor and Worswick; be included in the 4
ordinances Of this date. Adopted. "
ORDINANCES. NJ
To amend an ordinance relating to the in Nh
'etion, &c, of liquors. Ordinances. W
70 grade, pave and improve Columbus \
eet between the Cleveland and Mahoning y
iroad track and Lorain street. Ordi- A .
lees. Ell
establish the grade of Prospect street Ii
ween Erie and Hudson street. Ordi- =
lces-
o establish the grade of Harbof street. \
finances. 81
o grade, pave, drain and improve Pros an
t street between Erie and Hudson streets.
ond reading.
0 establish the dock lines of the Cuza-
a river on the westerly side between the Vi
boundary line at Tracy street and the :.
eca street bridge Second reading. =
D establish the salaries of city officers. .ny
sed. ioos
, change the name of Williams street. 80
Ted. stOr
/, fix the salary of City Civil and Sewer az
Engineer. Rules suspended and ordi- netf
&c passed. are
better regulate the Fire Department. inch
5 suspended aud ordinance passed. nor
lie Council adjourned to meet at two ditto
OK Monday afternoon, April 9th, when is Q
unfinished business Of the old Council son
be disposed of and the new Council or one
sed. rpe
Y sExToS's REPoRT.-The following ii W
he City Sections reports for March, ever
ed gu
FINANCIAL. Arm!
red for Lots in Woodland Cemetery S475 90 first
" West side "a IA -.
" Interments in Woodland Gem
I'd for iniernsnis in West Side Gem. 70 mA,al
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