Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
7 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONDAY EVENING, june 10, 1867.

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Work on North Public lane to Russell ST.. Is sss 90
/ WORK on Fair alley from Rich street, loo #.
work on north side Of Donaldson st. from .
FAIR alley from Rich to st. ~ 20
Changing drops on High St. from old sewer =. =.
! Building 3o-inch brick sewer in High street.
! frem Old sewer in Fourth alley. to new
feters Kun sewer....... ......-.........L 291 90
Mr.. Kammerer.presented apetition sign
ed by Fred. Graus and others, asking the
passage of an ordinance for graveling and
guttering South Public lane and South st.
between Front and Canal. f.,.s,y gis,sffs ,,lfr
| Mr.. Fell, from Committee on Ordinances
reported back an ordinance increasing the
pay of the Market Master to $500 per an.
mum, without recommendation. T' ee-a,
/ Mr.. Patterson moved to strike out the
words $500 and insert $500. Lost-yeas 8;
nays 10. go tGsy- - ssaet a..s5afa .ii.Yi
Mr.. McAllister moved to amend by strik-
ing out $3.50 and insert $500. Yeas Il;
nays 5.Iuaa.'o t.-a2 s..as7 SfI 7,r stsH
Mr.. Ross moved to lay the ordinance on
the table for one week. Lost-yeas s.,
nays 10. ssi,oI 'aTI .i'- ir a-a 57a1ss-. (.
The ordinance was then passed. Yeas
10; nays 5. III. .
Mr.. Fell, from Committee on ordi-l
nances reported back an ordinance
regulating the city police, Increasing their
pay, &c. with an amendment recommend
ing its passage. The amendment proposes
to pay the same salary to the day as to the
night police, $65 per month, which amend
rnent was agreed to. .l. sr5
Mr. Patterson offered an amendment
providing that no person whatever should
be connected or employed on the city police
who shall not have been duly elected by
the City Council, and that the police force
shall not exceed twenty-five men. The
amendment was agreed to.
The ordinance was not passed-yeas 9,
nays 6. a5s1s't's. .zsat. rsi
Mr.. Jaeger, on leave, presented a commu-
nication, from Frederick Zimmerman,
claiming from the city $500 damage done
by the overtiowing of his cellar on Satur-
day last. Referred to the standing commit
tee of the Sixth Ward and the City Solic-
itor. II - - ~
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances,
reported back an ordinance to grade and
gravel the oadway of East Cedar street
from Gay street to Long street. recon-
mending its passage. Passed-yeas IA.
From the same committee, an ordinance
to grade and gravel the roadway of Linn
alley from Third to Fourth streets, and rec
omnnending its passage. Passed-yeas IA.
Mr.. Ross introduced an ordinance to as
sess a special tax upon the real estate
bounding west Center street to National
road, of $2Os.s, which was read the first
time. .o7Hfo ~ NJ saHf tH1iit. l.-a.l ear
Mr.. Gibbons introduced, an ordinance to
assess a special tax upon the real estate
bounding Third street from South street
to Oak alley, of 6s cents and " mills,
which was read first time. ,-fi,.
Leave being granted, the rules were sus-
pended and the ordinance read a second
time. .est,oo 4'-t l1ea4 efly sIas
Mr.. Kammerer introduced an ordinance
to grade and pave ON Donaldson, from
Fifth to Seventh street, which was read
first time. D t,a-7ss5t T.. aa1s.
! Leave being granted, the rules were sus-
pended and the ordinance was read a sec
ond time. T '7 5aa 81 -7 '9 r .7.'
Mr.. Gibbons presented a communication
from Col. I. H. Marrow, Chief Engineer of
the Fire Department, in relation to cistern
at the corner OF Water and Spring street,
which was referred to standing committee
on Fire Department, with. authority to
build new cistern. T'Ftz@ -a-
/ Mr.. Jaeger introduced an ordinance to
grade and pave the cutters on the west side
OF Fair alley, between Fourth and Fifth
alley, which was read first time. ~
| Leave being granted, the rules were sus-
pended, and the ordinance read a second
time. a7.t-7 81 zb5a.sr slss.l57 u sl:a a-v Fl
/ The following ordinances were read a
second time :zsgJi f.e'5 g sga-s -a- .1eF4
To grade and pave cutters and gravel
roadway of Ridgeway street from Mound
to South street. 7t -1F r 45. ,ls-s.-r-
/ To repeal an ordinance entitled an ordin-
anee to establish Board of Health for the
city of Columbus, passed May 9Th, A. D.
1857. s=s. t7sye 81 g1e. t.ei5 sa
To grade and pave roadway of Seventh
street from South Public lane to Mound
street. .-z.5
I To grade and pave sidewalks on corner
of Cherry and Front street, known as Peter
Putnam's lot. -,. ,F
J. An ordinance making special appro-
priation to purchase a moving machine for
| the parks of the city, was read third time
and passed-yeas 10, nays 5. -'f ztioEl
| An ordinance to build 30 inch brick
sewer in Fourth alley and Fair alley, was
laid on the table for one week. ----,-
| Mr.. Gibbons, on leave, introduced an or
dinance amending an ordinance to estab-
| fish Board of Health, which was read
first time. -1
| Mr.. Patterson introduced a resolution to
contract with Hall, Farnop and McCabe for
building two foot brick sewer on Mulber-
ry alley, from the sewer now built by the
Gas Company to Low alley. Passed-yeas
15.-
/ Mr.. Becky introduced resolution di-
reeting the City Civil Engineer and the
Sewerage committee to contract in the
name of the City of Columbus, with G
Stab & Co., for building 24 inch brick
sewer in Noble street from Fourth to Sew
enth street, for excavating or grading, SIS
cents per cubic yard. For bricks laid Sl3 so
per 1000. Passed. #
| Mr.. Bergen introduced resolution to
contract with Andrew Murphy for grading
and graveling the unpaved sidewalks on
Center alley from the south side OF Gay to
North Public lane. Passed-yeas II, nays 8.
/ A communication was received from
Mayor Bull, President of the Board of
| Health, in regard to the sanitary condition
of the city, and asking for the purchase of
three horses and carts for the use of the
j Board of Health, and calling the attention