Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-25
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

OOuucu met pursuant 70 aoJOurnmenG.
Present-Messrs. Beekey, Bergen, Caren
Chadwick, Donaldson, Fell, Gaver, Meal
lister, Patterson, Ross, Toll and President
Reinhard-13.
The President called the Council to or
der.
The reading of the minutes was dispens'
ed with.
Mr.. Patterson presented a remonstrancs
against the action of the Board of Health
in regard to notice given by the Secreta'
ry of the Board in relation to the lots il
the rear of the stables of the Street Rail
road Company and those belonging to DR.
Goodale.
On motion of Mr.. Patterson, the remon-
STRANGE was referred to the Sewerage com
mittee.
Mr.. Ross introduced a petition from G
Janton & Co., asking for the passage of ar
ordinance to grade and gutter the south
side of Friend street from the Canal to the
west line of lot No. Al in Buttles & Com
stocks addition.
Mr.. Ross introduced the following:
Resolued, That the City Civil Engineer
necessary plat and estimate to grade and
gutter upon the south side of West Friend
street from the Canal to the west line of lot
No. Al in Buttles & Comstock's addition.
Mr.. Ross, on leave, introduced an ordi-
nance to amend an ordinance establishing
a city police and to prescribe their duties,
which was read first time.
On motion of Mr.. Ross, the ordinance
was referred to the standing committee on
Ordinances.
Mr.. Patterson moved to take from the
table notion to reconsider the vote by
which an ordinance amending an ordi-
nance establishing city police and to pre-
scribe its duties, was lost. Agreed to
yeas IL, nays 6.
The question being on the motion to re-
consider, it was agreed to-yeas IL, nays s.
Mr.. Patterson moved to refer the ordi-
nance to select committee.
Mr.. Armstrong moved to amend the
motion by referring it to the Police COM
mittee. ~-
The question being on the amendment,
it was lost. Ieas z, nays 10. r
The ordinance was then referred to a
select committee of one. Yeas 10, nays q
Mr.. Patterson was appointed said COM
mittee:
Mr.. Fell moved to take from the table an
ordinance repeating an ordinance estab-
fishing Board of Health. Agreed to.
The ordinance was then read third time
and carried-yeas II, nays 8. --
Mr.. Jaeger, from special committee to
whom was referred an ordinance to assess
a special tax on the real estate bounding
or abutting on High street, reported The
same back and recommended its passage
The ordinance was then passed--yeas 10
nays2.
Mr.. Jaeger introduced the following:
Resolved. by the City Council of the City o.
Columbus, That VIM. B. Hayden be and ht
is hereby authorized to lay down in from
of his residence on South High street, 6
distance of $50 feet, concrete sidewalk il
place of brick.
Agreed to.
- MIR. Chadwick introduced. an ordinance
to assess special tax upon the real estat'
bounding Frank street from National Roat
to northwest corner of VIM. Monypeny''
stable, OF 33 cents and 6-10 mills per foo
front. Passed.
Mr.. McAllister introduced the following
Resolued, That the City Civil Engineer
be, and he is hereby instructed to prepare
the necessary plat and estimate for paving
the unpaved sidewalks on the west side o.
Seventh street from Rich to Mound.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances
reported back an ordinance making appro-
priation of money for the use of the Boarc
of Health, and recommended that it be read
a third time. The ordinance was passed.
yeas II, nays none.
Mr.. Jaeger moved to take from the table
an ordinance to assess special tax upor
the real estate bounding Third street from
South street to Oak alley. Agreed to.
The ordinance was read third time anc
passed-yeas 16, nays 1.
Mr.. Kammerer moved to take from the
table an ordinance to build thirty incl
to.
The question being on the passage of tht
ordinance, on motion of Mr.. Patterson, i
was laid on the table for one week.
Mr.. Comstock introduced resolution di
recting the City Civil Engineer to prepar
the necessary plat and estimate for pavins
and grading the west side of Sixth stree
from Rich to Town.
Mr.. Jaeger introduced a resolution ex
tending the time for completing the grad
ing and paving the sidewalks and gutter
on South High street between Third an
Oak alleys, until the 1st day of Angus
next. The ordinance was passed.
Mr.. Gaver introduced the following:
RESOLVED, That the City Civil Enginee
be and he is hereby instructed to make tn
necessary plat and estimate for paving tn
unpaved side walks on Cherry street fror
Front street to Fair Alley, South side
Agreed to. - Ez5ss .r
Mr.. Kammerer, from committee on Sew
ers and Drainage, reported back a reso
luton to contract with Hall, Farnop
McCabe for building two foot brick sewe
on Mulberry alley from the sewer built b
the Gas Company to Low alley, connectin
with sewer in Low alley, and recommends
its passage.
Mr.. Jaeger moved to lay the resolutio
on the table until Monday evening mex
Not agreed to-yeas 2, nays 10.
Mr.. Jaeger moved to refer the resolutio
to a select committee of three. Not agree
to-yeas 4, nays 13.
The resolution then passed d-yeas II
nays1.
Mr.. Donaldson, on leave, introduced a
ordinance to assess special tax of 81 cent
and 2115 mills per foot front upon the re,
estate bounding Straight alley from Broa
street to point so feet south OF Gay stree
which was read first and second times
Mr.. Patterson, from special committe
to whom was referred an ordinance amend
ing an ordinance to establish the city pc