Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
CITY COUNCIL.
MONDAY EVENING, March %, 1867.

MONDAY EVENING, March 70, 1867.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present. Messrs. Armstrong, Barcus.
Becky, Booth, Comstock, Jaeger, Kan
merer, Naghten. Reinhard, Toll and Presi
dent Donaldson-11. h
Absent-Messrs. Chadwick, Douty, Fell.
Gaver, Gibbons, Patterson, Ross-7.
President called the Council to order.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. 4 - TT .')'-.Aitt
Mr.. Booth offered petition signed by
VIM. Mcdonald and eight other property
owners, asking tor the passage of an ordi
nance to widen Broad street from Eas
Public lane to corporation limits. Refer
red to committee from-Second Ward.
+ Mr.. Donaldson offered a petition from
the Mineral Railroad Company, asking per-
mission by, ordinance to cross or run on
certain streets. Referred to President
Donaldson as, a special committee of one.
Ordinance making an extension of the
Peters Run sewer was read a second time.
/ An ordinance.to grade and pave the side
walks, cutters and crossings on Bond street.
from High to Park street, was read third
referred to a select committee of one. Mr..
Naghten was appointed such committee.
Mr.. Donaldson, from select committee to
whom was referred the petition of the Min
eral railroad, reported back the petition
and moved it be laid upon the table.
He also reported an ordinance granting
the right of way to said railroad company,
vr,I1nl, x,,os rod JSoolz tr fbo oaI1,o ooro
mittee, with instructions to have fifty cop
les printed. m -f
Mr.. Jaeger presented remonstrance
from property owners on Third street,
from South Public lane to Kossuth street,
against mud being put upon the street in
stead of gravel ); which was referred to
committee of the Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Beekey offered the following:
Resolued. That the Street Commissioner
is hereby directed to repair the wooden
bridge across the gutter on East Friend
street at the crossing of Ramsey street.
Mr.. Donaldson moved that when the
Council adjourn, it adjourn until next We'd
nesday week. sa l--
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Sl 3 s---E@-----e
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELEcTIoNs.-Be-
low we give the elections and nominations
of the Republicans in the several wards
last night. In the Second and Third Wards
there was pretty lively contest for awhile
between the friends of the different candi-
dates. In the Second Ward the fight was
between wv. Huntington and Luther
Donaldson. Mr.. Donaldson's record on the
-Nicolson pavement renominated him by
vote of nearly two to one. The same is
true of the Third Ward, where Theodore
Comstock and George O'Hara were the con-
tesrants. f.'-- '--1' o. ''-.''t .t
In almost every Ward the candidate in
favor of the Nicolson was. put in nomina-
ton. The report from the Wards is as fol-
lows :-->, -,..-s--.- ,-,s.,.-f,,-,-s.
First WdYd-Councilman James Patter-
son; Assessor, Silas F. Dewitt; School Di-
rector, Tnomas LOugh; Delegates, A. G..
Byers, r. A. McIhtyre, C. w Cram. R.
Second Wdrd-Councilman Luther DON
aldson; Assessor, JabeZ Pritchard; !, Dele
gates, John Thomas, Tom G. Donaldson,
DIR. J.B.l Thompson, DIR. James Williams,
Stephen D. Thatcher.
Third dWard-Councilman, Theodore Com
stock; Assessor, A. E. Glenn; School Di-
rector, Joseph Sullivan; Delegates, j. G.
Toll, S. N. Field, D. M. Akin, G. S. Glenn,
G. N. Bancroft.
Fourth Word Councilman, Chas. Kaem-
merle; Assessor, Robert Howell; Delegates,
J. G. Faas, Emery McDermott, j. B. Rusk,
B. F. Stage, l.. A. Bowers.
Fifth WGrd-There were no nominations
made in this Ward. We suppose the ma
jority is so great against the Radicals, that
no one could be found to run tjust for the
fun of it."
sSirth Ward-No nominations for Coun-
Gilman or Assessor Delegates, j. j. Vogel-
sang. Frank Schneider. -
SeUehth WGrd-Councilman, Henry Fall
ing; Assessor and School Director, not
nominated Delegates, N. Merton, j. Col e
John L. Gill, jr, John Otstott, Cornelius Q
Osborn.
ESgth WGrd-Councilman, II. F. Booth
Assessor. James O'Kane; Delegates, D. G
Smith, DIR. S. Loving, M. p. Ford, VIM
Burdell, DIR. B. w. Freeman.
Ninth Wdrd-Councilman, Charles Hin
man; Assessor, Daniel Sullivan; Scho0
Director, A. f. Zeigler Delegates, John H
Spillman, Charles luther.
The Convention meets this evening a
half-past seven O'Clock, in the City Hall
AS there are no delegates reported from tin
township. we suppose the city alone viii
run the machine.
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