Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-09
DISBURSEMENTS.


City Police e.............. .a........ 1857 20
Gas and Gas Lights. us go
Goodale Park 7sz1
Incidental expenses. ....... ...-.. 21o 90
Markets and market houses. l59 y
Printing and stationery.....--..-. sSn
Sewers and drainage. 4ss os
Cleaning and repairing street as
lamps -.....--..--.-.-.'-..--.. so oO oo w
Salsry Of City Treasurer ......... 500 90
Expens as of election n...... lO2 90
Interest temporary loan...... 1000 90 ss.6s6 80
Balance in Treasury. June 1st .ss.635 46
Jno. G.. Hartman, Market Master, report
ed that he had collected S26S.60 tor rent of
stalls and stands in the market during the
month of May. The reports were placed
on file.
Mr.. Beekey presented a petition from
Henry Hartman and twelve other citizens
of the Fourth Ward ask ing that Noble
street between Seventh street and Wash
ington avenue be opened, and that pond
of stagnant water there be filled. Referred
to committee on Fourth Ward.
Mr.sDonaldson presented petition from
r. Main and twelve others, asking that the
wooden block pavement be laid on Oak
street, from Fourth street TO Washington
avenue. Referred to committee on Second
Ward.
Mr.. Knopf presented petition from
South Public lane be repaired, (which was
referred to committee of Fifth and Sixth
Wards.
Mr.. Chadwick, from committee on First
Ward, to whom was referred q petition
from R. E. Neil and others asking for
sewer in Fisher alley and Fair alley, re-
ported the same back and recommended
the passage of an ordinance directing the
city Civil Engineer to prepare the neces-
sary plat and estimate for constructing
such sewer. The resolution was passed.
Mr.. Reinhard, from the committee on
Ways and Means, reported back PROPOSE
tion to purchase that portion of the Gran
vile road within the city limits, and Of
fered resolution directing that note of
the city of Columbus, for $1,000 be made,
payable to John M. Pugh, for the payment
of that part of said road taken into the cor
porate limits of the city of Columbus said
note to be made payable on the 1st day of
oaAudtyy a. O.3 lOOO, WlGuOuG luG6IcSG.-
The resolution was passed.
Mr. Reinhard, from committee on Ways
and Means, reported the following resolu-
tions:
Resotued, That there be and is hereby
levied, for the use OF the city of Columbus,
for the year 1868, upon each dollar of the
taxable valuation of the property of said
city of Columbus. the following sums, to-
wit:
For general city purposes, the sum of
three mills.
For the Fire Department and purchase
of steam fire engine, the sum of two and
one-qnarter mills.
For sanitary and street cleaning pur-
poses, the sum of one mill.
For gas lamps, posts and repairing and
cleaning the same, the sum of three-fourths
of one mill.
For principal and interest on city bonds
the sum of one mill.
For the payment of one-tenth of the
principal of $4,000 bonds for construct
ing main or trunk sewer as contemplated
under the act of April 18th. 1867, and in
accordance with an ordinance passed June
1st, 1868, and the interest on said bonds,
the sum of two mills.
RESOLVED, That the City Clerk be and is
hereby directed to forward certified copy
of the foregoing resolution to the Auditor
of Franklin county, forthwith.
The resolutions were passed-yeas 16,
nays none.
Mr.. Reinhard introduced an ordinance
making partial appropriations for the year
1858, which was read first and second
times.
On motion of Mr.. Reinhard the rules
were suspended and the ordinance was
read third time and passed-yeas 16.
Mr.. Armstrong, from the committee on
Police, reported back an ordinance to es-
tablish a city police, and prescribe its pow
ers and duties, with certain amendments,
and recommended that the amendments be
concurred in, and the ordinance passed
The recommendations of the committee
were agreed to, and the ordinance passed
yeas Is, nay 1.
Police, reported certain rules and regula-
tions for the government of the City Po-
lice, and recommended their passage. They
were adopted.
Mr.. Armstrong offered certain other
rules and regulations for the government
OF the Police force, which were adopted.
Mr.. McAlister introduced an ordinance
to build double row flag stone crossing
across Cherry street, on the east side o.
Seventh street, which was read a frs
time. @
Mr.. Bergen introduced an ordinance tt
grade and pave on North street from Thirt
street to Center alley, which was read a frs
and second times.
i Mr.. Gibbons introduced an ordinance II
grade and gravel the roadway of Soutl
High street from South Public lane to tn,
corporation line, which was read secont
time.
Mr.. Knopf introduced an ordinance t.
gravel South alley between Fourth AM
Fifth street, which was read first time.
4 The following ordinances were read
! second time:
To grade and pave on the south side G
Long street from Fourth to Seventh stree
To grade and pave on the south side G
Friend street from Seventh street to Ridge
way avenue.
To grade and pave on Gay street from
High to Fifth street.
To grade and pave with boulders tn
first alley east of Seventh street from Ga
street to Converse alley.
Mr.. Gibbons, from committee on Ord
nances, reported back the following ord
e nances, which were read third time an
g passed
: To grade and gravel Hickory alley froI
g High to Water street.
= To grade, pave and gravel on Mulberr
alley from High to Front street.
Mr.. Chadwick presented resolution d
Ii recting the City Clerk to certify to I'll
County Auditor to be placed on the tax dr
plicate the amount of $51.47 due job