Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-09

gas three-quarters Of mill. making the total levy
f0T the and one Guses @ cv
for their good will and hearty cooperation with me
in the discharge Of the duties OF my otice desire
City Council Of the city Of Columbus. permit me
before closing this report to tender 70 you eaeh and
for the very kind manner in whcn you have assisted
me in the performance of the duties OF the ONCE OF
Clerk of your honorable body. =.
l.. E. WILSON, City Clerk.
Mr.. Jaeger presented petition signed by William
B. Hayden and 27 other property owners on High
street south of South Public lane. asking that the
Street railroad track south of South Public lane be
removed, if the cars be not on that part Of
/ High street. Referred to Mr.. Gibbons. as select
committee of one. ------7 v-----,z
Mr.. Reinhard (Mr. Naghten in the chair) present.
ed petition from q. C.Sniith in relation to dam
age doae by drain on Mound street. Referred to a
select committee of three consisting of Messrs. Com
stock, Reinhard and Donaldson.
Mr.. Comstock from the committee on Hare Chari-
ty Fund reported the collection of 81 s52 So from
rents. dividends, &c. The amount of stocks held by
the Committee amounts to ss, 200.
Mr.. Patterson offered the report of the Directors
of Q Hare Orphans Home. which ordered to
be printed. -, -
Mr.. Donaldson. from the committee ordinances
reported back ordinance to assess special tax
upon the real estate bounding the east side of Sew
en- street from Church alley to North Public lane,
which was read third time and passed--yeas IA.
An ordinance to amend ordinance to regulate
the sale of frewood. was read the secoud time.
Mr.. Gaver introduced ordinance to contract
with j. G. Bickel for grading and paving the un-
paved sidewalks on east side of Front street in
front of lots No. 2l6 and 217, between Friend and
Cherry streets. Passed-yeas a.. 81
g Mr.. Patterson introduced resolution for the
transfer of the of 5000 from Hare CharyFund to
Hare Orphan Home of Columbus, which was passed.
Mr.. Chadwick introduced the following:
Resolued That the Street Commissioner be and is
heIeby directed to repair the dyke that was broke
by the ate rains, near Moneypeny's warehouse,
forthwith.
Mr.. Jaeger presented resolution to contract
with Christian Keller for grading and graveling the
roadway of Front street from Fr t alley to Fourth
alley. Passed-yeas a. or7s1rur 'lli--Cs1a
Mr.. Gayer presented resolution to contract with
J. G. Bickel for grading and paving the unpaved
sidewalks on Fair alley from Rich street to Cherry
street. Passed-yeas IA. -
MIR. Chadwick presented the following:
= ResoLUed, That the Chairman on Fire Department
made in Water street near Spring. until said Gil
tern is reconstructed in the usual way of making
mittee on Fire Department.
Mr.. Patte rson offered the following a substi-
tute: 81 ll ~.lt 't -e
Rtsoloed, That the committee on Fire Depart
for building the cistern the of Sprna and
Water street until the contractor has completed the
same so thatit will ho d water.
7 Mr.. McAlister moved to refer the resolution and
substitute to the committee on the Fire Depart
iment. .'f- o..
MIR. Donaldson moved to lay the whole subject on
thetable. Carried.
= Mr.. Jaeger introduced resolution instructing
the City Civil Engineer to prepare the necessary
plat and estimate for grading Front street from
South Public lane to First alley. Passed.
Mr.. Reinhsrd introduced a resolution extend ing
the time of contract with Wenz Co. for grading,
paving and gutterng on South street from Seventh
to Gift street. Passed. -- 10
ia Mr.. Kammerer introduce resolution to con-
tract with f. Erfurt for making fasstone crossing
across Seventh street on the south side of Mound
street. Passed-yeas IA. '' .'-
ai Mr.. jaeger introduced the following.
ResoI0ed, That the city Clerk be ard he is hereby
ports Of City Off sers and pl Standing Committees.
aid reports of che Directors of the Hare Orphans
Home for ths ,cal year ending April 1867, printed.
Passed. u 51I r. -.--- Ga. -
Mr.. Donaldson. on leave, introduced petition.
signed by John Mi Ter, John l.. Gill and other prop
erty asking for the construction of sewer
on Center alley. Placed on file. = r fEszE
Mr.. j Aeger introduced ordinance to grade and
pave Fourth alley fro n high street to Fair alley
On motion. the rules were suspended and the or
dinance as read third time and passed-yeas IA
Mr.. Beekey introduced resolution 10 contract
with F. Erfurt for building double row fla astone
crossing across Straight alley on the north side OF
Friend street, which was passed-yeas "A.
Mr.. Beekey introduced resolution to contract
with Christian Keller for filling up with earth lot
No L of McEivaines subdivision of outlot No. 35
on Friend street. Passed-yeas a.
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forsweepiug the Nicplson pavement on High street
in the city of Columbus. which read first
time and referred to Messrs. Donaldson, Reinhard
and Bergen a special committee of three. ie
Mr.. Donaldson introduced the following:
Resotoed That the thanks of the Council be and
they are hereby rendered to Major Jacob Reinharc
for the impartial, courteous and able manner with
which he has discharged the duties of President Of
this Ceuneii during the past year.
Passed unanimously. I-.-
MIR. Patterson said he took the greatest pleasure
inofering the following
Re o1ved, That the thanks of this Council be and
are hereb rendered to Levi h! Wilson. Clerk fol
the very courteous, kind and gem lemanly manne
in which he has discharged the duties of his ohce
Passed unanimously. ---a
Mr.. Chadwick offered the following:
Resoled. That the thanks of this council be anC
are hereby returned to j. st. John Clarkson. re-
reporter of the Journal for the very able correct
and impartial manner in which they have reported
the proceedings of this council Turing the past year
Passed unanimously.
Messrs. Armstrong. Donaldson and McAlliste
were appointed committee unfinished busi
ness.
Mr.. Jaeger, on leave. introduced an ordinance t.
gravel the roadway of South Public lane from
Third street to the eastern corporation line whic
was read first and second time.
On motion, the Council adjourned. a.. .