Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-06
DISBURSEMENTS.
Balance in treasury Oct. 1. 1sss....... s5.l57 80

Mr.. Naghten (Mr. Reinhard in the chair)
presented petition from M. ". B. Peter
man asking permission to erect fish stand,
&C., at the north end OF the market house.
Referred to committee or market.
Mr.. Caren presented a protest from j. L..
Miller and ten others against proposed i'm
provement on Hamlet street between G. G.
& 1. c. railroad and Neil's lands. Referred
to committee on Ninth ward.
Mr.. Frankel presented petition from
Peter johnson, Sen, asking that the polls
of the Sixth ward be removed to No. 4ss
South Third street, Referred to commit
tee on Sixth ward.
Mr.. McAlister presented petition, sign
ed by Henry S. Layton and thirteen others,
members of the City Fire Department,
asking for an increase of $40 per month in
their paw. Referred to committee on Fire
Department and committee on Ways and
Means.
Mr.. Armstrong presented petition from
G. W. Wasson and others, asking that
Mulberry alley, between Third street and
the east line of Straight alley, be improved,
and also Straight alley between Long and
Spring streets. Referred to committee on
| Eighth Ward.
A communication from David Jenkins
complaining of the janitor of the City
| Hall, was read and referred to committee
on Markets.
| Mr.. Armstrong, from committee on Water
Works, presented an estimate of cost ol
water works for the city of Columbus
Holly system machinery, prepared by
VIM. C. Weir, which was read and referred
\ to committee on Water Works, with in
structions to have the same printed in the
STATESMAN, Journal and Westbote.
Mr.. Bergin, from committee on Sewers
reported back an ordinance to provide fol
tapping main or trunk sewers in the city
of Columbus, with an amendment to Sec
tion l, which was concurred in, and the
ordinance read third time and passed
yeas II, nays l. ....
Mr.. McAlister introduced an ordinance
to grade and repave in front of lot No. o
Dennison's subdivision of outlot No. 81
which was read first time.
Mr.. Bergin introduced an ordinance tC
grade and pave on North street from Thirt
to Fourth street, which was read frs
time.
Mr.. Bergin introduced an ordinance Il
grade and pave on Third street from Hick
ory alley to North street, which was reai
a first time.
grade and pave on Mohawk street from
South Public lane to Sycamore street
which was read a first time.
Mr.. Wall introduced an ordinance tt
grade and pave on Chapel street, from
High to Front street, which was read ,
first time.
The following ordinances were read
second time:
To grade and pave Washington avenu
from Seventh street to South Public lane
To grade and pave on east side of Fiftl
street from Rich street TO Cherry street.
To build a double row flag crossins
across Public alley on west side of Higl
street.
To assess special tax upon real estate
bounding north side of Mound street from
Zenos alley to point ffty-three feet cas-
of Seventh street.
To assess a special tax upon the real es
tate bounding north side OF Mound stree
from Zenos alley to Washington avenue.
To grade and pave with boulders tn,
roadway of Public alley from High stree
to Fair alley.
To grade the roadway of Hamlet stree
north from C. c. & 1. c. railroad to line o
Neil's property. Referred to committee OF
Ninth Ward.
Mr.. Knopf on leave, introduced an ordi
nance to assess a special tax upon the rea
estate bounding South street from Zeno
alley to Gift street, which was read frs
time.
Mr.. Knopf introduced an ordinance t.
assess a special tax upon the real estat
bounding South street from Seventh stree
to Gift street, which was read first time
Mr.. Janney presented resolution t.
contract with Patrick Conway for con
structing twelve inch stone pipe sewe
on Seventh street, from point opposit
the north line of W. c. Browns lot to
point opposite the north line of the fir;
alley north of Broad and east of Seyent
s@l.