Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-22
COMMON ooUNCIL ILPRoCEEDINGs.
MONDAY EVENING. Sept. 21st, 1868.

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Comstock, Donaldson, Frankel, Gibboni
Janney, Knopf, McAlister, Patterson, Rein
hard, Ross, Walland President Naghten.
The minutes of the last meeting wer
read and approved. ~ 4
Mr.. McAlIster-the rules being suspend
ed-introduced a resolution directing tn
City Civil Engineer to prepare the neces
4 Sary plat and estimate for repaving tn
cutters and resetting curbing on the ives
side OF Seventh street, between Rich ant
Friend streets, which was passed.
: For repairing the sidewalks and gutter
ton the west side of Seventh street from
Rich to Friend, $167 SO.
Mr.. Armstrong presented petition. from
William McNulty and eight others, resi-
dents on the east side of North Third street
between Hickory alley and North Public
lane, asking for the passage of an ordi-
nance for paving. grading and gutterine
the unfinished portion of the sidewalks on
said streets, which was referred to com
mittee on Eighth ward.
The City Civil Engineer made the fol-
! lowing report of estimates for work re-
1quired to be done = 'E's sa.p ba'' Sis'sa 3
For grading and paving on Walnut alley
rom Fair alley to Front street, $l02 3S.
For repaving the sidewalk IN front OF
property No. 10, West Broadway, $50 40
For building stone culvert across
Broad street where the proposed ditch is
to be made, near Atcheson's lane, 1881 25.
Mr.. Ross presented, a petition from Will
lIam Quinn, setting forth that his hogs,
having strayed from, his enclosure while
sick in his bed, were taken to the pound
and there sold for $40. He therefore asks
for relief from the Council, and reimburse
ment for his loss-these hogs being the de-
pendence of Mr.. Quinn for his winters
meat. The petition was referred to the
Mayor and City Clerk, with authority to
repay the amount received for the hogs, if
they shall find the statement of Mr..
Quinn to be correcto ~ q sEETrT
Mr.. Frankel presented a petition from
Jonas Pletch and eight others, asking for
the passage of an ordinance for grading,
paving. &C., on Mohawk street, between
South Public line and Sycamore street.
Referred to committee on Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Donaldson presented petition from
j. Nereamer and eleven others, asking that
Hamlet street be opened from G. C. & G
railroad depot north until the same inter-
sects the lane running eastward of William
Neils property. Referred to committee on
Ninth Ward. .-ova - .--i..r- s.--1..-.. II
Mr.. Donaldson presented petition from
Charles Olmstead asking payment for dam
age done his carriage from an obstruction
on High street on the 18th day of Sep
tember. Referred to commi ttee on Claims.
e Mr.. Donaldson, from standing commit
tee on Hare Charity Fund, reported hav-
ing sold, in obedience to order of City
Council, the $1,000 five-twenty bond at
premium>of S3A pei, cent, realizing for the
same Sl,l73.90., Z, Ire,.,-sy..es .,,.ss,,.~s
Mr.. Janney from standing committee on
Highways, reported back a resolution in
relation to estimates for grading and paw
ing, and recommended that the same be in
definitely postponed. .. ,;f-si 7l5si.i5
The report was concurred in. n 5a5
The following ordinances were read
third time and passed. raae-is Ia a!a
To assess a special tax on the real estate
bounding North High street from Russell
street to the corporation line. = ma
To grade and pave on Fair alley from
Rich street to Walnut alley. 81. Az-usi
q To grade and pave the unpaved side
walks on the west, side of Sixth street
from Town to Rich street. got 30 g.s .o1se
TO grade and gravel on Fair alley from
Walnutalley to Town street. q. Il 9A 353 is5 ss5
To, assess a special tax on the real estate
bounding Strawberry alley from Sixth to
Seventh street. y, 70 -
To change the name of certain streets
therein named. al
To assess special tax upon the real es-
tate bounding east side of Washington av-
enue from Broad street to Gay street.
To assess a special tax upon the real es-
tate bounding South street from the termi-
nus Of. the South street sewer, built in
1867, to English 6 Martins subdivision ot
outlot No. Is. ~ ,rt;a5s,.,,os .'5iilIl',le
.[The ordinance to build a double row
flag crossing across Third street at the
north side OF Long street, was 1ost-yeas
IL. nays 81 .-,..,--... -.-.'.,
Mr.. Reinhard moved to reconsider the
vote by which the ordinance was lost.
Agreed to-yeas IA. -,.,o-. ,,,s,,yr
Eel Me- Donaldson moved that the ordinance
be referred to the standing committee Of
the Eighth Ward. Agreed to.1 y5sn ias5s
To assess a special tax upon the real es-
tate bounding North High street from Rus.
sell street to Clinton avenue 5sl..-s frs f.
To grade and pave the unpayed cutters
and crossings, and to grade and gravel the
sidewalks on John street, between Cleve-
land avenue and Washington avenue.
To assess special tax bounding Seventh
street from Rich to Friend street, ''-" 70
o To assess special tax bounding Straw
berry alley from Sixth to Seventh street.
Z To assess special tax upon the real es-
tate bounding Washington avenue from.
John street to Buckingham street.
- Making appropriations for purposes
therein named. III ,,,I -' .-- a4'
Mr.. McAlister introduced an ordinance
to amend section one of an ordinance en-
titled an ordinance for the protection of
public cisterns, wells, &C., passed May 22d,
1865, which was read first and second
time. s, H-a ng4 ~. Hs-7 d. saa 4dl G-re7r
Mr.. Armstrong introduced on ordinance
to assess a special tax upon the real estate
bounding Hickory alley from High to
Third street, which was read first and
second time. ''" 1aS
Mr.. Ross introduced an ordinance to
grade and pave the unpaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings, and grade and gravel
the roadway on Walnut alley, from Fa:r
ally to Front street, which was read first
time.
Mr.. Ross introduced an ordinance to re-
pave in front of property known as No.
10, West Broad street, which was read a
first time. 7a9 ~. s-- r8q
Mr.. Patterson introduced an ordinance to