Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23
COUNCIL PRooEEDINGs.
MONDAY EVENING, July 2ad, lss

HSciuIdTQ-lO.
The President called the Council to or
der. tr% 2 .-as- .Iss5 90 = sea
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. = - 80 a q
The City Civil Engineer reported the fol
lowing estimates: .+,,.
For grading and grsyeling the roadway
of Park street from the C. & I. C. railroad
bridge to Bond street, 81, ,l75 80.
For grading and paving with boulder
Chase alley from State to Oak street, 5000 20
For grayeling the roadway of Sixtl
street from Mound to South Public Ian,
$42S.25. ----s.-. .s3
For grading and paving the unpave
street from Front to the canal bridg,
S52O95.
Mr.. McAllister presented the petition
John G. Thompson and ten others, askin:
the appointment of George Simpson as spe
cial policeman. Referred to the committed
on Police.
Mr.. Naghten presented the petition
Philip Ryan and four others, asking tina
lots Nos. so, 81, 50, 50 and "a, on the eas
side of Depot street, be filed up. Referre'
to committee on Ninth Ward. l-
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances
reported back an ordinance to grade an,
pave on Scioto street from Mound to Sout
street, and recommended its passag
Passed. yeas IA. asass sH.ls, ..,.-aa ~
An ordinance to grade, pave and grave
South street, and South Public lane froI
II
An ordina-"n to grade and pave tb
West side of the Market house from Tow
to Rich sire
Mr.. McAllister moved that the ordinanc,
be referred to a select committee of ore
Agreed to, and Mr.. McAllister apI ointed
said committee. 7
An ordinance to build sewer on 81 nth
street. Passed-yeas 15.
An ordinance to lay crossing on High
street across Cherry street. Passed
yeas 10. t@
An ordinance to grade and pave o,
Seventh street from Rich to Friend street
Passed-yeas Is.
An ordinance to grade and gravel tn
roadway and to pave the cutters and gray
ell the sidewalks on both sides of East Pub
lie lane from Friend to Broad street
Passed-yeas Is. -s -s1- i'. a-1 -. =
An ordinance to lay flag crossing o,
Front street, across Friend street. Passet
yeas 15. s.r- t
Mr.. Gibbons, from standing committer
of sixth Ward, and a select committee ap
pointed by the Council, reported as fol
lows:
We, the undersigned, to whom was re-
| ferred the claim of Frederick Zimmerman
against the city for damages on account o
the overflow of water into the cellar of his
brewery. on the day of -, 1867, have
examined the matter thoroughly, and in
our opinion said Zimmerman has been
damaged to the amonnt of $40. .li---
| LOUIS HosTER, 2
| JACOB SILBERNAGLE,
| -aF JOHN MoERsCH.
The report was placed on file. ~.
/ Mr.. Donaldson reported back an ordi-
nance making appropriations for purposes
second times.I j:
Mr.. Naghten, from committee on Ninth
Ward, to whom was referred the petition Of
/ Philip Ryan and others, reported the same
back, together with the following resolu-
ton:
| Resolped. That the owners of lots Nos
30, 81, 50 and 81 in Lazell's addition to the
CITY OF Coiumous pe anu al are sr0d rhe1eDy re
der the direction of the City Civil Engineer
! 40 as to prevent water from standing
thereon to the injury OF the health of th'
clsy Oh Ooiungus, MasS,n eairSy rc uays iloa
ais ~ h-at7, d;rected 70 n"t;fv the owner n
owners of said lots forthwith, of the pass
age of this resolution.
Passed. ..se
Mr.. Ross, from the committee on Pollce
presented the following:
To the Honorable the City Council:
The undersigned would respectfully asl
of your honorable body that you take INT
conslueraoTi ., p,; ein Ih;el9s ond bnttnn,
tho san,o 70 % he the nronertv of tbe CITY
) They should be returned to the Chief G
7 Police, the same as the Keys OF tne statio
} mouse, upon tne Ieslgna!.ion vi e1 Pa, 1plraClo
? g. S,n,, i,o 'o- p MIrRPHY,
City Marshal.
Mr.. Fell, from a select committee,
r whom was referred a proposition from tn
n Columbus and Granville Plank roa
S .opononv to nprchase norton of the
y company W ~.
!. roao' reporIeo Ihe sahie u''eA. Oh Aiooio
:, the report was reierreo 10 Ine conlini'''
on Ways and Means.
Mr.. McAllister introduced an ordlnan'
= to grade and pave on Scnrelner street lro
Rich to Cherry, which was READ nr
time.
Mr.. Naghten introduced an ordinance
assess special tax upon the real esta
= bounding Depot street from North Publ
: llona to Mamie street- which was read fir
iohO w 4iA"t''S S'ASS'' " 49,