Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

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Elections. ..--......,.-. ~ w
Interest and stamps. s6 30
Cleaning street lamps. ..........-.. 6o W
Total. :s12. .ss7 50
Balance in Treasury on the lst day of June 90 10. ,s
Il3MGf Respectfully submitted, s
l.. E. WILSON, City Clerk.
20. r. Brake submitted his report OF
amounts collected for rent of stalls for
May, 1867, showing total of $2OO.75.
Fl. VIM. Jaeger, City Civil Engineer. re-
ported estimate for grading the roadway
and resetting, curbing and repaying the
cutters, and sidewalks on both sides of Gay
street from High to Fifth, S4,177.50.
For grading and paving unpaved side
walks on the corner of Cherry and Front
streets, known as Peter Putnam's lot,
1872 80. ..-..,. ..-...-., .-.---. .-a
For grading and graveling with a inch
coat of gravel, the roadway, and paving the
sidewalks and cutters and crossings on Linn
alley from Third to Fourth street, $4,000.
For grading and graveling the roadway
of East Center street from Gay to Long
street, $37s,55.
,. Mr.. Naghten presented a petition from
citizens of the Ninth Ward. signed by
John A. Evans and others, against vacating
the first alley east of High, street running
from Clinton street to Montgomery. Re
ferred to standing committee on Highways
and committee of Ninth Ward. '4ae
Mr.. Naghten presented a petition from
John A. Evans and nine other citizens f
the Ninth Ward, praying the Council to
open the streets and alleys in Deshler's a d.
dition within six months from date. Re-
ferred to standing committee on Ninth
Ward and committee on Highways.
{ Mr.. Fell presented a petition signed by
James Poindexter, pastor of Second Bap-
tist Church, and others asking that the
church property be exempted from taxa
tioa to pay for the erection of sewer in
Linn alley. Referred to the Committee on
Sewers. j 5-a .a.a nj .s-7rae-a-. -si-'zI
Mr.. Ross, from committee on Police,
presented the resignation of A. L. Brown
as police officer, which was ordered to be
filed.
Mr.. Fell, from Standing Committee on
Ordinances, reported back an ordinance to
cutters and crossings, and grading and
graveling the roadway of Center alley,
which was passed-yeas II, nays none.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances
reported back an ordinance to grade and
pave the unpaved sidewalks, cutters and
crossings, and for grading and graveling
the roadway of Straight alley, and recon-
mended its passage. The ordinance passed
. yeas IL, nays none 90 0&a so44
Mr.. Fell, from the committee on Ordi
nances, reported back an ordinance to make
A-inch brick sewer in Noble street from
Fourth to South street, and recommended
its passage. The ordinance passed-yeal
II, nays none. I'D sEsrs= . sfsa-A
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances
reported back an ordinan ce to grade ant
pave Sixth street to Donaldson street, ant
recommended its passage. The ordinanc'
passed--yeas Il, nays none.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances
reported back an ordinance to grade ant
gravel on Fourth street between Broad ant
Spring streets, and recommended its pass
age. The ordinance passed-yeas II, nay
none. .-ar& I
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinance
introduced an ordinance to build thirty
inch brick sewer in Fourth alley and Fai
alley, and recommended its passage. I
Mr.. Armstrong moved that the ordinanc
be laid upon the table for one week. Car
ried.; p. r .-i-s'- -.x s-7a-y r-sy q. - ~
Mr.. Donaldson, from. Standing Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported an ordi
nance making appropriations for Stree
Commissioner and Chain Gang, which wa
read a first time. r s9lEl
-, On motion of Mr.. Donaldson, the rul
was suspended and the ordinance was rea
a second time. -
Mr.. Ross, from the committee on Polio,
reported back an ordinance to amend a
ordinance entitled an ordinance to estat
lish City Police, and prescribe its power
and duties, passed May Is, 1868, and amend
ed August lst, 1864, which was read sec
ond time. e r-- t -.- -
| Mr.. Donaldson, from committee on Way
and Means, presented an ordinance maxim
a special appropriation to purchase NOV
ing machine for the parks of the city.
| On motion OF Mr.. Donaldson, the rule
were suspended, and the ordinance ws
read second time. .-.. -,. -..-r.I.-
Mr.. Gaver presented an ordinance [
grade and pave the unpaved sidewalks O
the corner of Cherry and Front sire,
known as Peter Putnam's lot, which ws
read first time.
Mr.. Armstrong presented an ordinanC
to grade and gravel the roadway of Ea
Center street from Gay to Long, which ws
read first time. .-gl
i = Mr.. Armstrong moved that the rules /
I suspended and the ordinance read secon
time, Agreed to-.
i Mr.. Fell presented an ordinance to grad
and pave the cutters and sidewalks, &C.,
Linn alley from Third to Fourth stree
Which was agreed to. -. s.-.s ,5E
On motion of Mr.. Fell, the rules we
suspended and the ordinance was read
second time. e g. e,sF. - 11s4l2.E-5
i ORDINANCES FOR SECOND READING.
Il To grade and pave On Franklin avenu
4 from Washington avenue to East Publ
lane. ,-.,-a rs-- ~,-r, .-.,.s.ss 4
| An ordinance to amend section of 6
ordinance to regulate Public Markets.
/ An ordinance to assess special tax upC
\ the real estate bounding Straight allie
from State to Broad street. i,itL =
! Mf.1Naphtefl introduced the folloyyinor