Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-09

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remove the gas lamp post OF Brownell St.,
between Euclid auenue and Prospect street
to the north corner of the alley ~rnnning |
between the streets named. Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins, That in the opinion of
body it is deemed necessary to grade, |
pave and improve Superior street between
Monument Park and Erie street also, to
grade, pave and improve Frankfort street
between Seneca and Water streets. Any
claiming damages by reason ofsuch |
grading and paving are hereby notified
that they are required TO file their claims in
with the City Clerk within two
weeks from the first publication of this
notice, or be forever barred from filing any |
claim or recovering any damages therefor.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Clark, That the Board of City |
Improvements be and they are hereby re-
quested to notify the property owners on
Erie street, from the southeast corner of
Euclid and Erie streets, to the residence of
Judge Barr, to pave their sidewalks with
either stone or brick Immediately.
BY Mr.. Calkins, That the Board of City
Improvements Oe and they are hereby au-
thorized TO enter into contract with Wm.
TO carry away thesswill and house offal from
the city for one year, in accordance with
his bid, and subjected TO the approval OF the
same by this Council, Adopted.
By Mr.. Huntington, That the Street
Commissioners be and are hereby author
lied and requested to open the Libby street
cutters as early as possible. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts.
WHEREAS, The ladies of the Soldiers Aid
Society have kindly offered to donate to
this Council for hospital purposes the build
ing known as the Soldiers Home, and to
loan for the presentth necessary furnitur re
to furnish the same; therefore
ResolUel, That a committee of three from
this body be appointed to act in conjune-
ton with the Board of Health for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the probBble expenses
of moving said building to an eligible site,
and report to this Council at its next meet
ing, Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins, That the Board of
City Improvements be hereby au-
for proposals to grade and pave Superior
street between Monumental Park and
Erie street in time to receive said bids as
soon as the ordinance for said improve
ment passes this counsel. Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins, That in the opinion of
this Council, it is deemed necessary to
grade and improve Minnesota street, in &C.
cordance with the plans and profile Of said
street in the City Civil Engineers office.
Any person or persons having objections to
said improvements are hereby required to
file their claims in writing with the city
Clerk within five weeks from the first pnb-
LEGATION of this resolution, or be forever
barred from filing any claim or receiving
any damages therefor. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Board of City
Improvements be, and they are, hereby
requested to notify the property owners on
the west side of Erie street, between Su-
perior and Eagle, to have their sidewalks
repaired according to the rule of the Board.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Henderson, That the Board of
City Improvements are hereby authorized
and requested to notify the owners of prop
erty on the north side of Detroit street, be-
State and Duane streets, to flag or pave
their sidewalks before the first day of Sep
TENDER next, and in case the notification is
not complied with the said Board is hereby
authorized to cause the said work to be
done and charge the cost thereof 10 the
AUDITING property. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the Board of City
Improvements be and they are hereby au-
thorized and requested to advertise for
proposals for grading Seneca street to the
established grsde and to assess the damages
upon said street in accordance with the re-
port of the Special Committee of this Coun-
Gil. Referred to and approved by the
Board of City Improvements. Also to pro-
vide for sewering and paving said street as
soon as practicable. Adopted.
By Mr.. Clark.
WHEREAS, The contractor engaged in
sprinkling Prospect street, between Brow
nell and Hudson streets, obtain their water
from the hydrant on Prospect street at the
intersection ofCheshire, and in consequence
of the careless use of the hydrant there has
and does still exist a pool of water which
has become a nuisance, therefore
ResolDea, That the Board of City Improve
ments be and is hereby requested to take
the action necessary TO abste and further
prevent said nuisance. Board of City I'M
provements.
By Mr.. Heisley.
WHEREAS, The East Cleveland and Kins-
man street railroads are charging our citi-
zens one dollar for packages of eighteen
tickets. for fare within the city limits, and
WHEREAS, The City Attorney has report
ed to this Council that the said Railroad
companies ara only entitled to charge for
packages of tickets at the rate of twenty
tickets for one dollar and three cents, and
therefore are only entitled TO charge nine
cents for a package Of eighteen
tickets; therefore,
Resoiped, That the City Attorney is here
BY instructed to notify said companies that
if they continue to sell packages of tickets
one dollar for eighteen tickets in viola
ton of the law IS above specified, the au-
thorities Of the city of Cleveland, in behalf
of the people, will Immediately 'move on
their works" with legal proceedings.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Buhrer.
WHEREAS, The reservoir on Lorain street
at the orn of Jersey street, has been
to be repaired and an arched eover
constructed and
WHEREAS, It will cut the reservoir down
so much as to make its capacity too small
for fire purposes; therefore,
Resolred, That the Board of City I'M
proponents be and they are hereby re-
to at once have it enlarged or build
a new reservoir at the corner of Lorain and
Jersey streets to the capacity of six humid
red barrels Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Board of City
improvements be requested to take imme-
diate steps to prevent the falling down of
the brick building owned by the city on
Long street, endangered by the grading Of
Long street, and that they also report upon
the expedieney of grading the city proper
ty lying upon Long and ~Champlain streets,
in conformity with the grade of said streets.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Townsend, Thatthe Metropolitan
Police Commissioner are hereby authorized
to increase the police force of the city to
any number not exceeding sixty patrolmen
in all from this date, privided, also, that the
Council may at any time rescind or modify
this authority when in their opinion it is
expedient.
GAYLORD & Enswerfh are now prepared TO |