Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-30

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Public lane to Maple street.
On motion of Mr.. Naghte1, the rules
were suspended, and the ordinance was
read second time.
Mr.. Gibbons introduced an ordinance to
grade the roadway of Spring street from
Front to water, which was read a. first
time.
On motion of Mr.. Gibbons, the rules were
suspended, and the, ordinance was read a
second time.
Mr.. Patterson introduced an ordinance
to grade and gravel Frank street, which
was read first time.
On motion of Mr.. Patterson, the rules
were suspended, and the ordinance was
read second time.
Mr.. Jaeger introduced an ordinance
granting the Commissioners OF Franklin
county the right to construct sewer from
the Franklin County Iufrmary, on Syca-
more street to Third street, which was read
first time. ~ 400
On motion of Mr.. Jaeger, the rules were
suspended, and the ordinance was read a
second time. ,,s,-,
ORDINANCER READ sRCoND; TINE.
An ordinance to grade and pave the
sidewalks, from Third street to Chapel al
ley, on the east side of Front street.
An ordinance to grade and pave the
sidewalks and cutters from Fair alley
to Front street on the south side of State
street.
An ordinance to grade the roadway of
Spring street from Front to Water street.
Also, to grade Low alley from Spring street
60 Elm alley. Also, Bank alley from Spring
street to Mulberry alley. Also, to grade
Mulberry alley from Bank alley to Low
alley. Also, to grade Elm alley from Wa
ter street to State avenue. }ssr-
An ordinance to build two foot brick
sewer in Mulberry alley from the west end
of the one heretofore built in said alley by
the Gas Company, and running thence
westwardly, crossing Water street to Low
alley, and to connect with sewer to be
built in Low alley.
An ordinance to grade and pave the un-
paved sidewalks, cutters and crossings on
New street, from South Public lane to Kos
suth street.
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Resolued, That the City Civil Engineer is
plat and estimate for grading Public alley
from Fair alley to Water street.
Adopted.
Mr.. Chadwick offered the following:
Resozued, That the Clerk be and is hereby
directed to publish in the daily papers the
communications relative to the Nicolson
pavements received by him.
Lost. . [fzEGE5E sf3ls F53f
Mr.. Patterson introduced resolution di-
recting the City Civil Engineer to prepare
plat and estimate for sprinkling Town
street from Fourth to Sixth street, from
May 10th to October 30th, 1867. Adopted
Mr.. Fell, from the standing committee
ono Ordinance, reported back an ordinance
in relation to the purchase of certain lands
for park, which was read a third time
and passed-yeas 16, nays none. =
Mr.. Ross introduced the following, which
was adopted.
l. n Rrsozoed That the committee on Sewer!
be requested to repair the sewer at the foo
of Cherry street, west of Canal street.
Mr.. Kammerer introduced resolution
directing the City Civil Engineer and hi
assistants to superintend the building o
Spring street and Peters Runsewer; which
was adopted.
Mr.. Armstrong introduced a resolution
for an estimate for grading and gravelins
Straight alley, from Broad street to Nortl
Public lane. Adopted. Esssssf
Mr.. McAlIster introduced the following
which was adopted:
Resolued, That the Street Commissions
be and he is hereby authorized and in
structed to examine the drop and sewer a
the northeast corner of Seventh and Ricl
streets, and to remove therefrom all oh
structions to the free passage of the water
Mr.. Jaeger, on leave, introduced an ordi
nance to accept Henry Barth's plat of
subdivision of half acre of ground, whic
was read first time. EsS
Mr.. Becky introduced the following
which was adopted:
ResOlred, That committee of thre
members of this Council and the City Solic
itor be appointed to confer with DR.. Asher
ry and "A. Carlisle, and ascertain what
strip of land % feet wide adjoining tn
west front of the Market House can be pur
chased at for the use of the city.
Mr.. Donaldson introduced resolution
authorizing Geo. Gere, Geo. M. Parsons, 2
w. Huntington, L. G. WormleY and Chas
Summers to erect frame building upon
portionSof the North Graveyard for the us
of the Hoge Mission School, which wa
adopted. s..,.-- -,.--..s.
MIR. Fell, from standing committee ol
Ordinances, reported back an ordinance &C
Ecepting the dedication of the streets an
alleys in Deshlers & Thurman's addition
which was read a third time and passsd-
yeas 16, nays none.
The following were named as the stand
ing committees from their respectiv
Wards tor the ensuing year: ,r
First Ward, Mr.. Chadwick; Secon
Ward, Donaldson; Third Ward, Comstock
Fourth Ward, McAlister; Fifth Ware
4 Kammerer; Sixth Ward, Jaeger; Sevent
Ward, Gayer; Eighth Ward, Armstrong
Ninth Ward, Caren.
On motion of Mr.. boss, the Council at
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Moadau ApriE %, 1867.