Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-10
DISBURSEMENTS.
Balance in treasury Nov. ]. lsss.

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Balance in treasury Nov. l. 1885,. q. .I4s 81
B. f. Bowen, CITY Civil Engineer, made
the following report of estimates for work
required to be done:
For grading the north half of Perry
street from High street to corporation line,
$3.50 20. &fSEo ~4ii'i
For grading and paving the cutters and
crossings, grading and grayeling the road
way on Mound street from Washington
avenue to east line of outlot No. 16 $s5S 80.
Mr.. Caren presented remonstrance
from John Qualey and eight others against
the improvement of Maple street between
High and Park streets, which was referred
to committe, on Ninth ward. or
Mr.. Beekey presented remonstrance
from L. A. Bowers, proprietor of the Zet-
tier House, against the backing of market
wagons Ia front of his hotel. Referred to
committee on Markets.
MIR. Reinhard presented a petition sigr-
ed by Otto Dressel and twelve others in
regard to changing grade of High street
south of Mound'street. Referred to COM
mittee on Highways. -f .-... &.
Mr.. Gibbons, from committee on Ordn-
ances, reported back the following ordin-
auces, which were read third time and
passed: ~ % d .."o @ -.'rsj ssnl'3 20 7.-.
To grade and repaye the sidewalks on
the east side of Front street from the north
east corner of Town and Front streets to a
point eighty feet north of Town street
yeas 16.
To, assess special tax upon the real es-
line Of w. C. Browns lot to the first alley
north of Broad street--yeas 16..} 2 p
The ordinance to grade and gravel Maple
street from High to Water street, was re-
ferred to special committee of one. Mr..
Caren. 5sfsI 70 i.s, -l 4 .5cs-ss. x
An ordinance to assess a special tax
upon the real estate bounding the east side
of Seventh street from Friend street to a
point 100 feet north of Cherry street, was
passed-yeas Is. sr ID ..gr-. e.
An ordinance to assess special tax up
on the real estate bounding the north side
of Long street from Center alley to
Straight alley, was passed-yeas 16.
Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance to
repeal an ordinance to assess a special tax
on the real estate bonding South street
from Seventh to Gift street, which was
read first time. ..a-
Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance to
repeal an ordinance to assess a special tax
on the real estate bounding South street
from Zenos alley to Gift street, which was
read first and second time. Mr.. Rein
hard moved that the rules be suspended
and the ordinance read third time
Agreed to, and the ordinance was passed.
yeas 16.r .-s-,tr r,.k -,r- ~.-t-s &. / II
Mr.. Reinhard moved to take from the
table an ordinance to repeal an ordinance
to assess special tax upon the real estate
bounding South street from Seventh street
to Gift street. Agreed to, and the ordi-
nance was read second and third time,
the rules being suspended, and the orIi-
nance passed-yeas 16.
Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance to
assess special tax upon the real estate
bounding South street from Zenos alley to
Gift street. which was read a first and Sec
ond time. - ,.,,..,--. -. ,..;.-z
Mr.. Reinhard moved that the rules be
suspended and the ordinance read a third
time. Agreed to, and the ordinance pasted
yeas 16. 1aaT- h.-,de st ? ?. .7s -Ht
Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance to
assess a special tax upon the real estate
bounding South street from Seventh to Gift
Oh, nd
time. zs5 o;l raot'ea1ra lsyg 15a sszm ,aa,.re'--
On motion of Mr.. Reinhard, the rules
were suspended and the ordinance was
read a third time and passed-yeas Is. =
Mr.. Reinhard presented an ordinance to
change the name of Reinhard street, in
Deshler and Thurman's s addition, to Esper
street, which was read a first time.
Mr.. Knopf, from the committee on Fifth
Ward, reported back an ordinance to low
er the crossing on the east side of High
street across Mound street, which was read
a second time,
On motion of Mr.. McAlister, the rules
were suspended and the ordinances read a
i third time and passed-yeas 16. @
Mr.. Knopf, from the standing committee
| on hlRuWdys, mduo ICpOiI III icRdIu u
the grade of Perry street from High street
to the corporation line, in which they an
| noupce that the property owners on Perry
street refuse to sign petition for the grade
of said street.
Mr.. Armstrong moved to lay the report
| of the committee on the table. Lost. The
\ report of the committee was then agreed
| to. 'i-'j IT, .tih .-.....
Mr.. Gibbons moved that "a special com
mittee consisting Of Messrs. Beekey, Ber-
gin and Frankel, be appointed to consider
all matters in regard to the grade of Perry
street and report to this Council. Agreed
to. '...' Has-
Mr.. Naghten offered tho following:
RESOLVED, That the committee on tbt
Hare charity fund be and they are herrby
directed to sell thirty-eight shares of Ca.
1 Iumbus and Xenia railroad stock and alse
twenty.three shares of Columbus Wooler
!. Manufacturing Company stock, and invest
the proceeds in seven per cent. city bonds
1 The resolution was adopted.
4 Mr.. .Reinhard, from committee on Way
and Means, made report in regard to sail
/ of city bonds. =
Mr.. Reinhard offered the following:
| Resolvsd; That the committee on Way
: and Means are hereby authorized to borrow
$4,000 to pay the contractors and superin
tendents of the sewers now being built