Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-24
ii. WIN. JAEGER,

Respectfully submitted.
ii. WIN. JAEGER,
City Civil Engineer.
Mr.. Donaldson, from committee on Ways
and Means, reported an ordinance making
appropriations for purposes therein named,
which was read first and second times.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances,
reported back the following, which were
passed:
An ordinance to grade and gravel Wal
nut alley from Scioto to Front street.
An ordinance to grade and pave in front
of in-lot No. 272, on the west side of High
street between Broad street and Public
alley.
An ordinance to levy a special tax on
property bounding on west side of High
street from Rich to Friend.
An ordinance to make a flag crossing
across North street on the east side of High
street.
An ordinance to make q flag crossing
across Spring street on the east side of High
street.
An ordinance to assess special tax on
property bounding Center street from
East Gay to East Long street.
An ordinance to grade and gravel Fair
alley from Fourth alley to Fifth alley.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on ordinances,
asked that the rules might be suspended to
allow an ordinance making appropriations
for purposes therein named as amended, to
be read third time tonight, agreed to. The
ordinance passed.
Mr.. Kammerer offered the following:
Resctued, That the Mayor of the city OF
Columbus be, and he is hereby authorized
TO notify 7. Bunsch, the owner of lot No.
SO8, situate on the southwest corner of
Friend and Fifth street, to grade and pave
tne gutter and sidewalk in front of said lot
on Fifth street, within twenty days of the
passage of this ordinance. Passed.
Mr. Gaver offered resolution directing
the City Civil Engineer to prepare the nee
essary plat and estimate for a sidewalk in
front of inlot No. 26l on west side of High
street. Passed.
Mr.. Armstrong offered a resolution to
contract with Andrew Murphy for grad
ing and paving sidewalks, cutters and
crossings on Hickory alley from High
street to Third. Passed.
Mr.. Naghten introduced resolution d.
recting the committee on Sewerage and
Drainage to have water drop put in at
the corner Of Payne alley and John street.
Passed.
Mr.. Donaldson introduced resolution
authorizing the committee on Ways and
Means to borrow $4,000 for ninety days,
at 6 per cent. interest, for the use of the
city. Passed.
Mr.. McAlister on leave introduced an or
dinance to make flag crossing on South
side of Friend street across Seventh street,
which was read first time.
Mr.. Fell introduced resolution direct
ing the City Civil Engineer to prepare
plat and estimate for repaving cutters on
North side of Broad street from High
stree to Centre alley.
MT. Donaldson introduced the following !:
Resolved, That the committee on the
City Park is hereby authorized to build
house on the grounds of the City Park. the
cost not TO exceed $1,500.
Mr.. Reinhard (Mr. Naghten in the chair
moved to amend by substituting $1,sOO for
$1,000. which amendment was accepted,
and the resolution passed.
Mr.. Patterson introduced a resolution to
contract with Chas. Maynard for grading
on Spring street from Water street to State
Avenue. Passed.
Mr.. Kammerer introduced resolution to
contract with Frederick Effort for grading
and paving the unDaved cutters, and grav-
elling the roadway of Ridgeway alley from
Mound to South street.
Mr.. Fell introduced resolution to con-
tract with Frederick Erfurt & Co. for grad
ing and paving the unpaved sidewalks,
&c, of Centre alley from Broad to Gay
street.
Mr.. Armstrong moved that the places
for holding the fall election be named to-
night. Agreed to. The places are
First Ward-Beal's Auction Room.
Second Ward-Young's Carpenter Shop.
Third Ward-Town Street House.
Fourth Ward-Zettler House.
Fifth Ward-South Engine House.
Sixth Ward-Lorenz Schneider,s Gro
cery.
Seventh Ward-Tryan's Shoe Shop.
Eighth Ward-North Engine House.
Ninth Ward-J. O'Brian's Grocery.
On motion the Council adjourned until
Tuesday evening, Oct. lst.
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