The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-27
Streets, Lamasoo. reported that no
The following bills were allowed:

The following bills yer allowed:
Hugh Duffy, work on levee.."-"......S II O
p. FItz .atrick, work On levee-"""". z D
Patrick Boyle, gravel.~."."--""""-- v
ThoR. Foster, h~aulIng..a.. -.s..----"-s "a
H. w. Elmerdorf. Assessor on &C"
count dO1 y,
Salaries of city omcsrs."---"..-.~-- 6d7 B
G. Wunderlich, filling Lot ZIG, Dona
ton Enlargement, as ordeIeo.'''. o0 .
Fire department pay ron--.."~-."". S 81 y
Q. TomhemmeIt, recording resolu' 90
ions. Q o
The bill of Major Fl. A. Mattisor
for prosecuting Molly Manning IN the
Police Court was referred to the City
Attorney.
A remonstrance against the open
ing of Walnut Street through Brink
meyers Enlargement. and claiming
damages to the amount OF S4OOi
was received aud placed on file.
Recorder Willard, to whom was
referred the petition for the release
of Sarah Henderson from the lock
up, reported the facts in her case.
He said, however. that if any three
Councilmen would sign a petition for
her release, he would turn heT
loose" [Laughter.1 The matter was
left to the discretion of the Recorder.
Mr.. Muhlhausen. from the Com
mittee on Markets, asked authority
to make certain changes In the ar
rargement thereof. The authority
was granted to make such changes II
the markets as in the judgement OF
the committee seemed good.
On motion the Marshal was ordered
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between Fulton and Third Avenues,
to remove a fence that obstructed said
thoroughfare.
On motion of Mr.. Richardt, an or.
der was passed for the grading of the
alley between Main and Seventh
Street, from Fifth to Sixth, through
the Evans estate.
Mr.. Richardt asked that the order
for a brick sidewalk on Harriet
Street be rescinded, and the residents
be permitted to repair the plank side
walk.
Messrs. Schaum and Kefth opposed
the granting of the request.
Mr.. Muhlhausen asked that the
Committee on Streets and Alleys ex-
anime the report upon the condition
VI AAQ d4ACg 4AO" AuO " OIC9A4OAC
between Second and Third Streets. in
the real of Setchel's stable. The
Committee were SO ordered.
Mr.. Gumberts, by consent of the
Council, spoke in reference to the
house Of Zurheinrich on Vine Street,
which the Committee on Streets and
Alleys had reported a nuisance on ac-
count of its position which makes il
an obstruction to that street.
The report of the Committee was
eoncurred In and the property con-
demned as a nuisance, and an order
for IFS removal passed.
The following orders for sidewalks
were passed:
Class M. lon the southwest side
Of Third, from Canal to Gum Street.
On the southeast side of Sycamore,
from Eighth to Ninth Street.
On the southeast side of Walnut,
from Fourth to Church Street.
On the southwest side of Seventh,
from Division to Ingle Street.
On the southeast side of Walnut,
from Seventh to Eighth Street.
On the southwest side of Seventh,
from Locust to Chestnut Street.
On the northeast side of Chestnut,
from Fifth to Church Street.
On the northeast side of Eighth
Street, from Walnut to Chestnut.
On the southwest side of Church
Street, from Chestnut to Walnut.
On the northwest side of Chestnut,
between Seventh and Eighth Streets.
On the north side of Gum, from
Third to Fourth Street.
Class No. 2-On the west side of
Fulton Avenue. from Fourth Street
to Franklin Street.
On the southeast side of Centre,
from Chestnut to Cherry Streets.
On the east side of Fifth Avenue,
from Water to Third Street.
On the south side of Eighth Street,
from Third to Fulton Avenue.
On the northeast side of Seventh,
from Oak to Canal Streets.
On both sides of Fifth Street, from
Chestnut to Oak.
On the north side of Franklin
Street, from Fulton to Fifth Avenue.
On the north side of Centre Street,
from Cherry to Oak.
On both sides of Fifth Avenue,
from Franklin to Seventh Street.
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side OF Tenth, from Cherry to Oak.
On the south side OF Olive, from
Market to Center Street.
On the northeast side of Church,
from Chestnut to Walnut Street.
On both sides of Newburg road,
from the canal to the corporation
line.
On both sides of Ninth Street, from
Oak to the N~ewburg Road.
On the east side of Sixth Street,
from Chandler to Powell.
On both sides Of Chandler Street.
from Eighth to Boundary Street.
On both sides of Eighth Street,
from Canal Street to Blackford's
Grove.
On the north side of Franklin
Street, from Fifth to Sixth Avenue.
On both sides of Sixth Street from
Canal to Chandler.
On both sides of Mulberry Street
from Sixth to Eighth.
Mr.. Gustave Krach, by consent. ap-
peared before the Council and asked
that the order for a sidewalk of class
l, in front of his leashold prop
erty on Market Street, be resefnded
and a sidewalk Of class No. 2 ordered
instead.
A motion of Mr.. Carpenter to grant
Krach's request was lost
At twelve O'Clock the Council ad-
to meet as an Equalization
Board.