Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-17

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1.-THE City Civil Engineer made the fol.
lowing report of estimates for work re-
lquired to be done: s.ysl75Y "a = II 4 i6'gs
For building doublerow flag crossing
across Center alley at, the north side of
Long street, $3.50. 6sls 4 + sg8-5 5aG
Mr.. Caren, from standing committee Oh
Gas and Gas Lights, to whom was referred
a resolution in regard to placing gas lights
on Mound street, reported back the follow
ing, which was adopted: ias II .Soba..i .,s5.
Resoloed. That the Columbus Gas Light
and Coke Company be and they are hereby
| directed to lay q gas main on Mound street
| from High street west to the Columbus
and Hooking Valley Railroad crossing, for
the purpose of lighting said street and
furnishing gas to the citizens residing
thereon.z Sl.1 s4a s-s.srt II, pgs aa3s ss$s
Mr.Beekey, from committee on Markets,
reported back the petition Of L. A. Bowers,
asking that the market be removed from
the front of the Zettler House, and asked
to be discharged from the further consider
alton of the same. Report accepted and
| the committee discharged. s issaGieai's
Mr.. Beekey, from the committee on Mar
kets, reported that they had conferred with
Messrs-, Carlisle and Asbury in relation to
the purchase of the strip OF ground on the
| west side of, the Market House, and that
Mr. Asbury agrees to adhere to his former
proposition and MIR. Carlisle proposes to
convey his right, title and interest to the
street west of the Market House for con-
sideration equal to the expense of deeds
and transfer papers. 's@FgT Ts-F s- 81
Mr.. Reinhard moved that the report Of
the committee and the proposition Of
Messrs. Asbury and Carlisle be referred to
the City Solicitor, with instructions to as.
certain what, the, rights of the, city, are in
regard to this matter and report his inves-r
tigations and Judgment to this Council.
/ Mr.. Gibbons, from standing committee
on Ordinances, reported baelethe following
whichsweFe read q third timeaand passed..
An ordinance to build double row flag
crossing across South Public lane, at the,
west side of High street. ''-''i '-' 's''7- ID
An ordinance to change the name of
Reihhard street to Esper street, 5ao asaJ75 II
Mr.. Ross, from standing committee OH
Seventh ward, reported an ordinance TO as
isess special tax on the real estate bound
Ing the west side or High street from No
bic street to Strawberry alley, which was
read s1frst time.zaea .egs,lilszs 7ti 10 s.1ipors
/ Mr.. Beekey, from special committee to
consider grade of Perry street asked further
time, which was granted.
Mr.. Bergin introduced an ordinance to
build q double row flag crossing, across
Center alley at the north side of Long
street, which was read q first time. -......
Mr.. Donaldson introduced an ordinance
to assess special tax upon the real estare-
bounding the east side OF High street from
Broad street to Gay street, which was read
IA first time. aoifelssrF7l
Mr.. Knopf introduced an ordinance to,
assess aspeciaE tax upon the real esta teF
bounding on High street from point 125
feet south of Friend street to the south
line of South Public lane, which was read
a first time. 2 + + 'sy3. a1c.a ,l3
Mr.. Ross introduced resolution to con-
tract with John Murphy for grading and
repav' ng the sidewalks on the east side of
Front street from Town street to a point S5I
feet north of Town street. Sses 81 rsa. = 5
Mr. Janney introduced a resolution dr.
,recting the City Civil Engineer to pre-.
pare a plat and estimate for, grading and
paving on, the west side of, Washington
avenue from the north side of Hutton;
place at the south side of Gay streeet.-
Passed. ir1,0i.t .s=sgt5a tea p sss1qzs7 7sz "a
GtMr. Gibbons introduced resolution di-
recting the City Civil Eugineerer5 to pre-
pare plat and estimate for repaving High
street from Perry street to the corporation
line. Passed. ro5aa aaziaa hos t1'tse ~
Mr.EDonaldsou introduced ayresolution
directing the City Civil Engineer to pre-
pare the necessary plat and estimate for
grading and paving with boulders the road
way Of Public alley from Fifth street to
Sixth street. Passed.
Mr.. Frankel introduced the followfng:S
CResolred. That the standing COMMITTEES
on the Fire Department, together with the
Chief Engineer be; and they are hereby
authorized TO sell -four ofsthe horses now
in use in the Department, and that they be
authorized TO use aay and all money re-
ceiyed from said sale in the purchase of
four additional horses, for the use Of said
Department.
Mr.. EReinhard moved to take from the
table an ordinance to assess a special tax
upon the real estate bounding on High
street from APPOINT 125 feet south of Friend
street to the south line Of. South Public
lane, which was agreed to, and the ordi-
nance was read asecond time. bas siiaT
Mr.. Reinhard moved to suspend the
rules that the ordinance might be read
| third time. Agreed to, and the ordinance
was passedAyeas IA. FzCE' a TT
Mr. Djnaldson moved to take from the
table . resolution in regard to placing GER
tain unpaid assessments on Franklin ave-.
nue. on the tax duplicate. Agreed to, and
the resolution was referred to the commit
tees of Second and Third Wards. s--
| ,sMr. Ross moved to take from the table
an ordinance to assess 3 special tax upon
the real estate bounding the west side Of
High street from Noble street to Straw
berry alley. Agreed to, and the ordinance
was read a second time andreferred to Mr..
Ross as special committee of one.
ii Mr.. Bergin moved to take from the table
an ordinance to build. 4 double row flag
crossing across Center-alley at the north
side of Long street. Agreed to, and the
ordinanee,was read a second time.s > ~,
The rules being suspended it was read a
third time and passed. s-gs,s ra. -
Mr.. Donaldson moved to take from the
table an or finance to assess a special tax
upon the real estate bounding the east side
of High street from Broad street to Gay
street, which was agreed to, and the ordi-
nance was read second time. -
The rules were. suspended and the ordi-
nance was read third time and passed..
4 Mr.. Gibbons moved to adjourn until next
Thursday evening att o'clock.