Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-14

1AlsceLdneOuS 46 90
Total .....-.....................S S962 63
The cbaingang, during the month, per-
formed l73 days labor. e,1a ,-e,s
The Assistant City Civil Engineer re-
ports the following estimates for work re-
quired to be done: a
For constructing wooden block pave
ment on Broad street from High street to
point seventy-five feet east of Center al
ley; thence (between the inner row of
trees, a space about forty feet wide), on
Broad street to Washington avenue, $685.
O42.03.A :. : Z - 81 EE 81
For the extension of the South street
sewer on South street to English and Mar
tins subdivision, s455 20. 7-i sas- i-1 sa 81
For grading and paving the gutter and
crossings and grading the sidewalks on
Prospect alley from Mckee alley to North
Public lane, $12670. Ern0rs
For grading and paying on the west side
of Sixth street from Town street to Rich
street, $67.90. ,7.,,.-- f... t-,., .-..-. a.. =
Mr.. Chadwick presented petition from
about 800 property owners and business
men of north end asking for the erection of
amarket house in the north end as provided
by ordinance. 1t was referred to a select
committee of three consisting of Messrs.
Chadwick, Bergin and Caren. on ta.rE
Mr.. Chadwick presented a petition from
George w. McCloud and ten others asking
for the passage OF resolution compelling
the owners of lots Nos. 46 and AZ in VIM.
NeiPs first addition to the city to fill up
their lots to the satisfaction of the Street
Commissioner. forthwith. Referred to the
committee of Ninth Ward erz-t nova!
Mr.. McAlister presented remonstrance
from G. II. Frisbie Sc Co., and twenty others,
against the removal of the dray stand
from its present location, corner Of High
and Friend streets.
Mr.. Donaldson presented the following
report:
To the Honorable City Council of Columbus !:
In obedience to the resolution of your
honorable body passed January, 1868, in.
istructing the standing committee of Ways
and Means to sell twelve shares of Central
Ohio railroad stock and invest the pro-
iceeds of the sale in coal to be distributed
among the poor of this city, we herewith
submit detailed report of amount received
for said stock, and the disbursements there
of. -s, s..t-.ga sF.
Amount received from sale of stock, being
at ct per cent for each 800 OF said stock 1856 90
psd ab tor for SIG
Anoun. herewith ...urn.a.............. 'sss 3 &
Total. ...................... 1886 90
The committee offered for adoption the
following resolution
RESOLVED, That the said sum of $36 25 be
paid to the Treasurer of the Sisters of the
Good Shepard to aid them in the erection
of a hospital. to be connected with their in
stitution in Franklinton. AisSrl 2
L. DONALDSON,
Chm'n Com. on Ways and Means 1867.
The resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Donaldson, from select committee
to whom was referred the petition of Geo.
Shotzmann and others in regard to the
selling of meat outside of the market house,
reported the following resolution
Resolued, That the standing committee
on Markets and Market House be and are
hereby directed to report to this Council,
at its next meeting, an ordinance prohib-
iting the cutting up or selling any fresh
meat during the months of June, July and
August in any of the market spaces out
side of the market house in the city of Co
lumbus.
Mr.. Caren moved to lay the resolution
upon the table. The yeas and nays being
demanded, it was laid upon the table, yeas
s, nays6.
Mr.. McAlister introduced an ordinance
to assess special tax on the real estate
pounding on the south side of Friend street
from Stone alley to Hubbell alley, which
was read first time. .ssiitisrp iass 81. -
Mr.. Reinhard introduced an ordinance to
build sewer on South street, which was
read first and second time.
Mr.. Reinhard moved to suspend the rules
that the ordinance might be put upon its
passage. Agreed to. The ordinance wa;
then passed-yeas IA. ~ .-E.zE
Mr.. Donaldson presented an ordinance
to assess a special tax on the real estate
bounding Franklin avenue from Washing
ton avenue to East Public lane, which was
read a first and second time.
Mr.. Donaldson introduced second or.
dinance to assess special tax on the real
estate bounding Franklin avenue from
Washington avenue to East Public lane
WHICH was iOou q iiie1 anu 5cCOHu tlIneS.
Mr.. Caren introduced resolution to as.
sess special tax on the real estate bound
ing Grove street, from Harbor street to
Howard street, which was read first and
second time. - 5.-. N ~ go
Mr.. Donaldson introduced an ordinance
to grade and pave Broad street, from the
east line of High street to the west line Of
Washington avenue, which was read first
and second time. a - IT 9 Z > +
On motion of Mr.. Donaldson, the ordi-
nance was referred to committee on Sec.
ond Ward.
Mr.. Comstock moved to take from the
table an ordinance granting the consent OF
the City Council to the construction of a
street railroad on Friend street, bv the