Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-10
ooUNOaL PRooEEDINGs.

Patterson, Toll and President Relnnaru.
The President called the Council to order.
The clerk read the minutes of the prece-
ding meeting, which were approved.
John G.. Hartman, market master, made
the following report: Rent of Stalls,
Sl7075. Rent of Stands $42.40. Total
$213.15.
The City Civil Engineer made the fol-
lowing estimates of work required to be
done
Cost of construction of wooden block
pavement on Broad street from Highito
Third street, SIS, ,4S3.00. or sl4 63.3 per front
foot. Sosss s2
Cost of wooden block pavement on Broad
street from Third street to East Public
lane, forty feet wide, $59, ,2s3OO, or $s 06.2
per front foot. 3
For lowering east end OF Friend street
sewer to sufficient depth for draining
cellars east OF Blind Asylum, $1,6S6.
For building twenty-tour inch sewer
in Friend street from its eastern terminus
to the west end of the Emmert House,
$4,19l. 49, -,-a->
For graveling the roadway of Front street
from First alley to Fourth alley, $33S.
For grading and paving the unpaved gut
ters on Ann street from Jackson to Divis-
ion street, $343 80.
Mr.. Jaeger presented a petition from
Frederick Trott and ten other citizens of the
Sixth Ward, asking for the passage of an
ordinance to grade and gutter Third street
from Oak alley to Schiller street, which was
read and referred to the standing commit
tee on the Sixth Ward.
Mr.. Fell, from committee on Ordinances,
back the following, which were
read third time and passed:
An ordinance to change the name of Bond
street to Goodale street.
An ordinance to grade and pave the
sidewalk in front of lots Nos. ZIG and 217.
on the east side of Front street.
Mr.. Patterson introduced an ordinance
to grade and pave on the south side of
Long street from Front street to State ave-
nue.. which was read q first and second
times.
An ordinance to provide for sprinkling
Town street from High street to Fourth
street, was read second time.
Mr.. Fell, from the committee on Ordi-
nances, reported back an ordinance max
ing an appropriation for grading and grav-
cling the roadway of Park street, west of
the north graveyard, with an amendment.
The amendment was concurred in and the
ordinance passed.
Mr.. Chadwick moved to take from the
table an ordinance to regulate markets.
Carried.
onmotion of Mr.. Beekey, the considera-
ton of the ordinance was postponed for one
week.
Mr.. Kammerer moved to take from the
table an ordinance to assess special tax
on the property bounding South Public
lane and South street from South street to
Gangewer alley. Carried.
The ordinance was then taken from the
table and passed. 7r ssoi
Mr.. Naghten asked and obtained leave Of
absence.
Mr.. Fell offered for adoption the follow
ing:
RESOLVED, That the City Civil Engineer is
hereby directed to establish the boundary
lines and corners of Goodale Park.
Carried.
Mr.. Jaeger, from special committee on
petition of Frederick Trottman and Others,
on leave, reported resolution directing
the City Civil Engineer to prepare the
necessary plat and estimates for grading
and paving the unpaved cutters and grad
iAg the roadway of Third street from Oak
alley to Schiller street, which was passed.
Mr.. Jaeger, on leave, introduced an or
dinance to grade and pave on Ann street
from Jackson street to Division street
which was read a first and second times
A communication from Samuel E. Kile,
county Auditor, stated that through an
error made by D. B. Straight the sum OF
4,1S5 50 had been overpaid to the city
The communication was placed on file.
Mr.. Donaldson moved that the Council
60 into an election for a regular policeman
In the place ofJohn Rau resigned. Agreed
| to.
Mr.. Donaldson nominated Edmund Da.
| Wis. =, .-:s.ss.it5a =
On a ballot being had Mr.. Davis was
elected unanimously. id- a-.f 1ie9 .r
| Mr.. Gaver announced that John Malatt
had obtained judgment against the city
in the sum of S275 for damage done by al
overflow. some two years since, and moved
! the appointment of select committee O
three to consider the claims of Mr.. Malatt
Bridget Owen and Zimmerman & Schlee
The City Civil Engineer was called on te
explain why he did not defend the sui
brought by Mr.. Malatt. He said that tn,
suit was brought before Justice Lohrer, al
| suit for nuisance; that he believed tha
the Justice had no Jurisdiction, in which
opinion he differed with the Justice.
| MIR. Fell moved to lay the whole matter
on the table.
Mr.. Chadwick presented communities
ton from Zion Lodge L. o. B. B.. inviting
the Council to attend their festival.
! On motion of Mr.. Donaldson, the invita-
tion was accepted. -aa. 4
| Mr.. Armstrong moved that the Council
90 into an election for special policeman
| Carried.
| Mr.. Jaeger moved to adjourn. Lost.
| Mr.. Armstrong nominated Michael Fitz
patrick.
Mr.. Beekey nominated Philo Rawson.
ZOn ballot being had. Mr.. Fitzpatrick
received IL votes, Mr.. Rawson l vote, ant
blank votes. So Michael Fitzpatrick wa
elected special policeman.
/ On motion, the Council adjourned.
i ZION LODGE PURIM BALL.-A larg
number of our Hebrew friends assembled
at Zettler Hall last night at the ball giyel
by the Zion Lodge l. o. B. B. and dance,
the happy hours away. The city father
were present and enjoyed themselves huge
ly. Welearn that handsome sum was re
allied for the benevolent object for whic
the ball was given. ~ -
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