Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-15

reported that 401 days work had been done
on the streets with men, horses and carts,
amounting, with the other necessary ex-
penses, to $906 go. The chaingang has
performed 95 days work. J9qad
G. K.Cuckler, Clerk of the Markets, re-
ported that he had made collections during
the month of August, as follows:
Rent of Stalls $50 90
Kent o, City Hall l-..-.... ....... SO
Lignt butter ~
Other Collections .......,......,.-.......... 45
Total .................s2 s247 s5
B. F. Bowen, City Civils Engineer, made
the following report of estimates for work
required to be done: -.,...-..s ,.-. ........
| For grading the road way and sidewalks
of Perry street, from High street west, to
the corporation line, SISSY 40. a.f7'
For grading and paving the cutters and
crossings, and grading the roadway On
| Oak street, from Washington Avenue to
| East Public Lane, S2,269 81.
| For building a stone pipe sewer in
| Seventh street, from point two hundred
feet north of Broad street to the first alley
north of Broad street, $685., .--.........
lue reports were placeu on 1le.
The Clerk read petition from Ezekiel
Mettles asking for the repeal of section IL
of an ordinance passed August IL, 1857,
for the protection and regulation of streets,
| sidewalks and alleys. The petition was re-
| ferred to committee on Sewers.
Mr.. Reinhard presented petition from
Abraham, Carlisle and fifteen others asking
for the removal of the wires OF the Fire
Alarm Telegraph from their housetops.
Referred to committee on Fire Depart
ment. ~-r.,rr..., f--,-,rr-
Mr.. Reinhard presented petition from
J. w. Barbee and j. g. Edwards, County
Commissioners, and fifteen others, asking
that the excavation on South High street
shall not be more than two feet in front of
their property. Referred to committee on
Streets and Highways.
|, Mr., Reinhard presented notification to
the City Council from the Board of Educa-
tion of, the sale Of lot No. 27 of J. & H..
Miller's addition to the city of Columbus,
to Frederick Schille, and requesting the
City Council to order deed made by, the
Mayor to the said Frederick Schille. sa33 a3
Mr.. Reinhard offered a aresolution, in ae-
cordance with the above request, directing
the Mayor to make such deed, which was
passed. bHs,7o. e7ia lzl1Ieql 30
Mr.. Donaldson from committee on Hare
Charity Fund offered the following, which
was adopted: '-,-.g g.. ,Tl7a.s,-t,.iI ;. N
Resolred, That the standing committee
on the Hare Charity Fund be and they are
hereby directed and authorized to sell one
bond of the United States, $40. for 81 600,
and pay the proceeds into the City Treas
ury, and that said committee be and they
are hereby authorized and instructed to in
vest the sum of So 600 of said fund in Bonds
of the city of Columbus, issued for the
building OF main or trunk sewers in said
CITY, Passed. i.drE74 ie iiz5t~
Mr.. Bergin, from committee on Sewers,
reported back an ordinance to provide for
tapping maing or trunk sewers in the city
of Columbus, which was read second
time and referred again to said committee.
Mr.. Donaldson, from the standing COM
mittee on Second Ward, offered the two
following, which were passed: as.seS
A resolution to contract with Walsh 6
Mcdonald, for grayeling the roadway OF
Oak street from Seventh to Washington
avenue. g . ss ~ tfG p fss
/ A resolution to contract with Charles
Maynard for grading the roadway of State
street from High to Sixth. Ala ~ it1sT
| Mr.. Gibbons, from committee on Ordin-
ances, reported back the fol owing ordin-
| ances, which were read third time and
passed i'"
r To grade and pave on Washingtonayenue
| from East Long street to Johnstown road.
| To grade and pave Parsons street from
East Public lane to. the corporation line.
To grade, pave and gravel on Parsons
street from South Public lane to Division
street. - q "a - b :. e '''--' . -
l. To assess special tax upon the real, es-
| tate bounding the south side of Mulberry
alley from High to Front street.
TO assess a special tax upon the real es-
tate bounding the north side of Mulberry
alley from High to Front street. ~
l. To grade and pave on the north side of
East Gay street, from Washington Avenue
to ClevelanG Avenue. ~, ...,-. 4 .,.5 ,,.
i To grade and pave the sidewalks, cutters
and crossings on Walnut alley, from High
street to Fair alley. '7fs1s.l, .e..7ei - .sAr
| Mr.. Caren presented an ordinance to as
sess a special tax upon the real estate
bounding on North High street, from Rus
sci street to the corporation line, which
was read first and second time. '=s5,'.5 3 !
Mr.. Caren introduced an ordinance to
assess a special tax upon the real estate
! bounding on Washington Avenue from
John street to Buckingham street, which
was read first and second time.
4 81 Mr.. Gibbons presented an ordinance to
grade and pave Perry street, from High
street west to che corporation line; which
was read first time and referred to the
standing committee on Highways. gItI
Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance to
grade and gravel the roadway of Washing
ton avenue from Mound street to South
street, which was read first and second
times.
MIR. Bernhard moved suspension of tht
: rules that the ordinance might be read 8
third time. which was agreed to. and th,
,, ordinance was passed-yeas 16. 6 ID ii' q
{ Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance tt
/ grade and gravel the roadway Of Soutt
Street from Seventh and Washington ave
nue. which was read a first and secon,
] times. - - -
i MIR. Reinhard moved that the rules b
lsusnsnded that the ordinance might b
read a third time, which was agreed tc
and the ordinance was passed--yeas 16.
al Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance t