Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-11

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legal assistance in so doing shall becom'
necessary or be required, to procure tn,
same at his own expense, therefore,
ResolUed, That this liberal offer of tn,
City Attorney be and the same is hereb,
accepted. Adopted.
By Mr.. Rogers, That the Street Commits
sioner be requested to notify the propert,
owners on Ontario and Prospect streets L
have the pavements in said streets repaired
where they are torn up, forthwith. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Pelton, That the Mayor, City At
tOrney, and Civil Engineer be permittet
and requested to take seats in this Council
and take part in the elaboration of mes
sures brought before it. Adopted.
By Mr.. Truscott, That the resolution pass
ed by this Council March 9th, 1866, in,
structing the Weighers of Hay not to weigh
hay until after it is sold, be hereby rescind
ed as far as relates to the West Side of thu
river. Tabled.
By Mr.. Martin, That the Board Of CITY
improvements be requested to notify thu
property-owners OF Champlain street, be
tween Ontario and Canal streets, to pave
their sidewalks with brick or stone before
the frst day of July next and in case said
work is not completed by that time, sale
Board be authorized to cause ssid work X
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abutting property. Adopted.
Ry Mr.. Townsend, That the Committed
o Fire and Water be authorized to pur.
chase ore horse for the Fire Department
and use Of Engine Company Nc. l. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Truscott, That the City Marshal
be instructed to remove the building and
other distractions from North street
Adopted.
By Mr.. Larnder, That the Board of City
Improvements be authorized to notify the
property owners on both sides of Columbus
street, between Lorain and Wiley street,
and on both sides of Wiley street, between
Pearl and Columbus street, to pave their
! sidewalks, six feet in width with stone OF
brick, within ninety days, and if not done
within that time. the Board be authorized
to pave said sidewalks with stone, and
charge it to the property on said street.
Adopted.
By Mr. Presley, That the City Attorney
be requested to report to this Council az
ordinance for the dredging of the Cuyshoga
river to its full width and not less than
thirteen (13) feet deep, from the piers to
Columbus street bridge, in accordance with
the laws passed by the Legislature during
its last session ct Columbus. Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins, That the City Attorney
be requested to prepare an ordinance to
repeal an ordinance providing for the
appointment of a Gas Inspector. Adopted.
By Mr.. Buhrer, That permission is hereby
granted TO all respectable music bands to
play during the coming summer evenings,
on the Public Square; also in Franklin
Circle, West Side, they 10 report before
hand, to the Mayor. Adopted.
By Mr.. Martin, That the Committee on
Parks and Public Grounds be requested to
report to this CoCncil whether or not it
would be advisable to remove the steps at
the entrance to Franklin Circle and place
gates at said entrances. Adopted.
By Mr.. Pettengill, That the attention of
the Street Commissions be called to q reso-
luton by Mr.. Frees, adopted by this Coun-
Gil January 9th, and that he be requested
to carry out the provisions of the same.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Calkins, That his Honor, the
Mayor, be hereby authorized to negotiate
with the Rockport Plank Road Company
for the complete surrender and abandon
ment of all that portion Of the plank road
of said company, lying within the city
limits. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, WHEREAS, The Committee
on Fire and Water and Fire Engineer have
reported to this Council that the chimney
on the premises No. 100 Kinsman street is
unsafe and dangerous to the adjoining
buildingss,therefore be it
ReSotrcE, That the City Marshal be and
he hereby is directed to notify the owner of
said chimney 20 secur it TO the satisfaction
of the Fire Warden, or take it down forth
with. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade of Harbor street.
Passed.
To a~ard a., or5;,onoo .o1ot;.r AZ.
inspection etc, of liquors. Passed.
To establish the grade of Prospect be-
tween Erie and Hudson streets. Passed.
To create q Board of Health and define
its duties. Passed by the following vote
Ayes: Becker, Calkins, Clark, Crawford,
Huntington, Martin, Pelton, Pettengill,
Presley, Thorman, Townsend, Truscott.
Nays: Buhrer, Jones, Lsrnder, Rsnder-
son, Rogers, Sturges.
Excused: Heisley.
On motion Council adjourned.
DEATH OF Mrs. JAMES C. wHr1E.-very
many of our readers in this city as well as
in 0berlin and Independence will be
panied to read the sad intelligence that
Mrs. White, wife of Rev. James C. White,
formerly pastor of Plymouth Church in
this city, died yesterday morning in Prov
ideHce, Rhode Island. The following tel
egram was received here yesterday after
noon, from which we learn that the remains
will be taken t. Cincinnati for interment
by the side of the ashes of the former wife
of the afflicted pastor:
Providence, R. l., April 10.
! leave for Cincinnati tomorrow in the
evening train from Boston, with the body
Of Mrs. White. JAS. C. WHITE.
It is possible that when the remains
reach this city a funeral service will be
held IN Plymouth Church, before they are
taken to Cincinnati.
Particulars Of the sickness and death of
this estimsble lady have not come to hand.
The wide circle of tho warm personal
friends of the deceased will await for this
intelligence with mournful interest
P~ERsoSAL.-0ur citizens who remember
the absorbing interest which was taken in
the Sunday evening lectures of Rev. James
C.. White, when he was pastor of Plymouth
Church in this city, will be glad to know
he continues the same practice, and
as full measure Of success and large
results of benefit to the public, SIS when Ia
boring in our midst. We find in a late copy
of the Providence (R. L. Pres, the follow
ing statement:
The goth lecture in the course on the
Bible will be delivered tomorrow evening
at Roger Williams Hall, by the pastor,
J. c.. White.
Subject THE Book of the Acts Of the
bringing in view some Of the
most interesting scenes in the planting of the
Christian church. Last Sabbath evening |