Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-14

CO01GFuOt6u DOF6Ie OF 8a1Q aIleY WIN SalQ
Asylum, the said Trustees to properly pro-
teGE and guard said excavation While being
constructed, aud be responsible for all in1
juriee 60 any person or property IN conse-
quence of negligence or carelessuess While
said excavation is being made, and that the
same shall besdone as speedily as possible.
MrIACaren introduced a resolution, in
stractihg & the Civil En- ngineer to prepare a
plat and estimSte for grading the roadway
and for making culverts, ETC., on Grove
street, between Harbor road and Howard
street, and torAreadway and sidewalks on
Washington avenue from John street to
Grove street, and for grading roadway
ssidewalksson Howard street tfrom John
street to Bucking street. Passed.
MIR Carenintroducedfhe the following: /
RESOLVED, Thatythe City Civil Engineer
be and he is hereby, authorized to employ
for the term ST five months from II f tSs 18th
day of May; 1867, at Salary not exceeding
sixtF-six- dollars and sixty six and gtwo1
third cents per month. MsefG
Passed-yeas 15, nays1 1.
Mr.. Naghten introduced a resolution to
contract with Martin Kelly, for grading
the roadway of North High Street from
Russell street to the corporation rlipe, for
excavating or grading 81 cents per cubic
yard; for graveling roadway $l.10 per
cubic yard, to be measured on road. .12
On motion, the resolution was amended
by. striking out, that portion contracting
foFgravelilg, aud itwas then passed--yeas
16pnaYsuone.snab 19i ,es4iIv nor7qq aHQ
x report from the City civil Engineer,
estimating work for grading Third alley
from Front street TO Fair alley; 1,200y yards
of grading at 15 cents ($1S0.0o), was read.
Mr.. Patterson introduced the following /:
Reso1ved. That select committee of three,
together with the standing committee of
the Ninth Ward, be appointed to confer
with the Directors of the Street Railroad in
relation to improving, High street with q
Nicolson or bolder pavement from North
Pablic laneto University street, and report
VOisnis Nouncn'ii ban e.iaa zen. sii era
The resolution passed. sers asge e7aa
Mr.. Jaeger introduced an ordinance to
grade Third alley from Front street to Fair
alley, which was read first time.
Mr.. Jaeger moved,to suspend the rule,
and that the ordinance be read a second
time. Agreed to. " fT fEaN TFF
The Chairman announced the following
committee on City Park: Messrs. Gibbons,
Donaldson, Jaeger and Becky 10
Mr.. Kanmerer introduced a resolution
directing the City Civil Engineer to pre-
pare plat andlestinaate for making a thirty
inch brick sewer in Fourth alley and Fair
alley, connecting the sewer in Fourth al
ley, west of High street, with the new Pc
ters' cunasewer in said Fair alley, the same
to'be paid out of the special sewerage fund
Agreed to. fSF ystfS IfEfAIfs
Mr.. Kammerer introduced a resolution
directing the City Civil Engineer to pre-
pare plat and estimate flor grading and
paving sidewalks and cutters on the north
side of South alley, from Fourth street to
Straight alley. Agreed to. e''
Mr.. Fell, from the committee on Ordin-
ances, reported back ordinance making ap-
preparation, for purchasing iron chairs fol
Goodale Park, recommending its adopt on
The ordinance passed-yeas 16, nays none
Mr.. Donaldson introduced the following
Resol5ed. That the Committee on City
Park is hereby authorized to ascertain and
establish the boundaries of the "City Park :
in accordance with the terms of the deed
therefor, and that said committee is hereby
to be constructed suitable fence enclosin
said City Park, and that said contract be
reported to this council for confirmation
or rejection. Agreed to. /
: Mr.. Gibbons moved that the Council &c
into an election for Street Commissioner
Agreed to.
Mr.. Fell nominated Mr.. Harrison.
Mr.. Naghten nominated McNally.
Mr.. Jaeger nominated Hartman.
Mr.. Bergen nominated Mr.. MCGUIRE.
Mr.. Becky nominated Mr.. Jacob Sneider
The ballot being ordered, Mr.. Meg Guire
received votes, Sneider 1 vote, Hartman
votes, Harrison votes, McNally 2 votes
No one having received majority, there
was no election.
On motion of Mr.. Donaldson, the Coun.
Gil adjourned.