Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-06


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For grading and graveling the roadway
of Strawberry alley from Fifth to Sixth,
$147.30. a,-. .-,q4 ,.q.-55.. .r,.gy
For making flag crossing on the south
sideTof Mound street across Sixth street,
$5075. <rss-.sS E.,.s..-v,
Mr.. Caren presented the petition of c.
H.Campen and some thirty others, asking
that the ponds of stagnant water in the
northwestern portion of the Ninth Ward,
be drained. Referred to committee on
Sewers and committee on Ninth Ward.lejs
Mr.. Gibbons presented the petition of
George Schmitt, asking the Council to pay
him $50 0S, which amount he claims he has
been damaged by the Peters Run Sewer.
Referred to City Civil Engineer, City So
licitor and committee on Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Ross, from committee on Police, of
fered the following: Tt-a'-t
Resolued By the City Council of the city Of
! Columbus, That the City Clerk be. and he
is authorized and directed to pay on the
certificate of the chairman of the commit
tee on Police, James Hannah, James Ryan,
Simon Beahr and B. McEwen, for services
as policemen for the month of July, 1867.
Adopted. ~ ~ I7'5-a4gl 1s.4 -. ~
Resolued, That the City Clerk be and he
is herebyidirected to pay, on the certificate
/ of the Chairman of the committee on Po-
: lice, all policemen on duty at the rate OF
$50 per month, from and after the oath day
of June, the date of the passage of the or
dinance raising the salary of policemen to
$50 per month. 1itaa
Adopted. llgs - 80 aao
Mr.. Ross, from committee on. Hare Char
ity Fund, reported the following resolution
for adoption: ,i.',
, Resolved, That the Treasurer be and he
is hereby instructed to transfer the sum of
$500 from the Hare Charity Fund to the
Hare Orphans Home of Columbus, and
that the City Clerk is hereby directed to
deliver to the Treasurer copy OF the above
resolution. as1
Adopted.
Jaeger introduced petition from F.
Hanewald and others, asking that the grade
of Perry street from High street to the
canal be established. Referred to the COM
mittee on Sixth Ward. - ftn.g 2-s
7 Mr.. Ross, from committee on Hare Char.
ity Fund, reported that ON the application
of Frank Hemmersbach to purchase the
ground of which he holds lease, they were
unable to agree upon the price, and offered
for adoption the following resolution:
Resolvcd, That Hon. Jacob .Reinhard
President of the City Council, be and he
is hereby directed to appoint an appraiser
on behalf of the city of Columbus, to act
with an appraiser to be hereafter appointed
by Frank Hemmersbach. Said appraisers
when so appointed, to appraise the pro-
perty as described in the lease which said
Hemmbersbach holds, as originally exc.
cuted by Jacob Hare deceased.
Adopted, and Cyrus Eberly appointed
on the part of the city.
Mr.. Jaeger offered resolution instruct
ing the city Civil Engineer to survey Per.
ry street from High Street to the canal and
fix the proper grade of the same.
Adopted. ~ ''i''ss' '.ii
An ordinance to assess special tax upor
the real estate bounding the North side o
Friend street, from Washington Avenue tc
East Public Lane, was read third time
and passed, Yeas 13.
An ordinance to establish dray stant
on the south side of Friend street, between
High and Pearl street was read thirt
time and passed. Yeas Ia.
An ordinance to assess a special tax upof
the real estate bounding North Public lan'
to Maple street was read a third time anC
. passed. Yeas ID. = - X -r
Mr.. Fell introduced the following reso
lutions, which were read a first and sec
ond time:
To repeal an ordinance entitled an ordf,
nance to assess special tax upon the rea
estate bounding Straight alley from Broat
streetto point fitty-fye feet south of Ga,
street, r. '''stase aei'3sls;i : jes34o9
An ordinance to assess special tax upol I & /
the real estate bounding Straight alley from
Broad street to point fifty-fiYe feet soutl
of Gay street. tli a5i.afsi,
An ordinance to assess special tax nm
on in7lot No. 5N in the City of Columbus