Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-28
COUNCIL rnoCsED1Nss.

THURSDAY EVENING, August "a.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present :, ,Messrs. Armstrong. Beekey
. Bergen, Caren, Chadwick, ,Comstock, Frank.
lei, Gibbons, Janney, Mcdonald, Ross
Wall and President Naghten. +.
The Clerk read the minutes of the pre-
ceding meeting, which were approved. /
The City Civil Engineer made the, fol-
lowing report of estimates for work requir-
ed to be done: /
For grading and paving the unpaved
sidewalks, cutters and crossings, and grad
ling and graveling the roadway of Wash
iugton avenue from South street to Soutl.
Public lane, s2,5s37O y - AAV ~
For grading and graveling South street
from Seventh street to Washington avenue.
81 $40 80.
For grading and graveIing the roadway
on Washington avenue from Mound street
to South street, $199 so.
For grading and guttering Gangewer al
ley from Mound street to South Public
lane, S22s 80.
For grading and paving the unpaved
sidewalks and cutters, and grading and
graveling the roadway on Walnut alley
from High street to Fair alley, $40 ~. &
For building single row fag-stone
crossing across Broad street at the east side
of Bank alley. 500. J EEks
For repairing the sidewalk in front of
the Ca1walader Hotel, on West Broad
street, $50 "a.
Mr.. Caren presented a petition from John
Short, asking permission to lay a six-inch
tile sewer from his cellar to main sewer
Referred to City Civil Engineer, with in
structions to grant permit. - -f
Mr.. Gibbons presented the bill of Peter
Becker, for balance due for building GER
tain sewers, 1881 %, which was referred to
committee on Fire Department1and COM
mIttee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Gibbons, from committee on Ordi-
nances, reported back the following, which
were read third time:
An ordinance to assess special tax on
the real estate bounding Fair alley from
Second alley to Fourth alley. Passed
yeas 13.
An ordinance to assess special tax on the
real estate bounding the west side of South
High street from G. Seibert's south line to
Perry street. Passed-yeas 13.
alley from Mckee alley to North Public
lane. Passed--yeas IL. ~4SK roma 1
An ordinance to grade and pave Mckee
alley from Seventh street to Cleveland ave-
nue.. Passed-yeas u. -.
An ordinance to assess special tax upon
Of Seventh street from Oak street to Con-
verse alley. Passed--yeas II. A,'~
Mr.. Frankel, from the committe on Sixth
ward, to whom was referred the petition of
Joseph Bonn and others, owners of real es-
tate upon Parson street, reported the fol-
lowing resolution, which was passed:
Resolved, That the City Civil Engineer
be and is hereby directed to1prepareg the |
necessary plat and estimate for grading
and paving the cutters and graveling the |
sidewalks and grading the roadway on |
Parsou street, from South Public lane to |
Division street. "a lsf4z |
Mr.. Armstrong introduced an. ordinance
20 grade and pave on the North side of |
East Gay street from Washington avenue
20 Cleveland avenue, which was read a first |
lime.
Mr.. Armstrong presented an ordinance |
% grade and pave on Washington avenue |
rom East Long street to Johnstown road, |
which was read first time. ,..F
Mr.. Armstrong, on leave, presented Pc
;ition signed by John Miller, and others, |
asking for the passage of the above ordi- |
lance, and asking that the contract be |
riven to one Of the petitioners. SReferr ed |
% committee on Eighth Ward.
Mr.. Ross introduced an ordinance to |
build a single row flag stone crossing
across Broad street, which was read first
lime.
Mr.. Ross presented an ordinance to grade |
md pave the sidewalks, cutters, &C.. on |
Walnut alley from High street to Fair
llley, which was read first time.rA
Mr.. Ross presented an ordinance to grade |
md pave in front of the Cadwalader Hotel, |
which was read a first time. 81 f'-h.I |
An ordinance to amend section two of
IN ordinance to amend an ordinance to |
build main or trunk sewers, was read a |
second time.
An ordinance to grade State street from
High street to Sixth street, was read Sec
md time.
Mr.. Chadwick introduced resolution to |
contract with r. B. Davis for grading and |
paving unpaved sidewalks, &C., on north
'ide of Last street from High to trout,
which was passed. 8 &ggGS
NJ Il 49,
which was passed:
Resolued. That committee of two men,
,ers of this Council, together with the City |
solicitor, be appointed to confer with the
Directors of the Hooking Valley Railroad
Company in regard to removing the OBJ
tructions from the streets and alleys In the
sixth ward caused by the construction of
aid railroad, ',.v9 ...... s-g...gul
Messrs. Gibbons and Frankel were ap-
pointed such committee. .zHs1Gli
Mr.. Chadwick introduced resolution to
contract with R. B. Davis for grading and
'aving on Spring street from Water street
o State avenue. Passed.
Mr.. Mcdonald presented resolution d.
Getting the City Civil Engineer to prepare
plat and estimate for grading Parsons
ane from East Public lane to the corpora
ion line. Passed.
Mr.. Chadwick introduced a resolution
Q o'contract with Il. B. Davis, for grading
nd paving on Hickory alley from High
treet to Water street. Passed.
Mr.. Bergin presented a resolution di-
recting the, City Civil Engineer to pre-
'are plat and estimate for building a
ouble row flag stone crossing across Third
treet at the North side of Long street.
Passed. CO ~ 81 X III
Mr.. Caren presented resolution direct
ng the City Civil Engineer to prepare
'lat and estimate for grading and paving