The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1870-06-22
~ yours
JACOB HAWK, ! u-..,-,..g
e.. AULTMAS,

Truly yours,
:. 1hGoR ST,FayH H4yk' Trustees,
Mr. An Gerson was Of opinion that the board of
water works trustees had no authority to accept or
il was with the city council. He was in favor of
accepting Mr. Worley,s resignation, never bclicy-
ing that he could legally hold two p0~itions-thLt
lac was a trustee and not a councilman, or vice
versa, and referred TO a late law.
Mr.. Hawk contcnded that Mr. Worley was elect
cd trustee prior 90 the passage Of law to which
he referred and hence thCatc act touid not at ect
Mr.. Worley IS water works trustee.
Mr.. Schacfrr cslne TO the defense Of President
Morley, and denounced the neutrality-suspicious.
spirit which actuated some persons, and believed
the author of the production IN GA" Rep. and Rep
To- be a"tuated by malicious spirit, an cmauation
from petty nhice-sccking, laut-hnding, lager
beer saloon politician. To all such lie would ad-
wise oar worthy President to say 'ShOO fly, don't
hodder met" Mr.. :. highly cornplimented Presi-
dent Worey, and said that gentleman, SIR. Hawk
and himself had been met at every step in the
progress Of the water works with crOaker- aud
sanderers, for whom lac cared not So that the
community at large was benefited and the city
Nir Hawl, also euIoeized President Worl, y. and
spoke Of his comInend.tlle efficiency, both a~
President OF fthe Council and member "f board Of
water works trustees.
Mr. Schaefer offered the following resolution,
which vas adopted. Mr.. Anderson voting nay:
Resolved, That We decline the rssigmtI"n of
Daniel Worey, Esq, as a nyinhrr Of this council
and as a trustee OF water works.
Adjourned 60 ~ o'clock this evening.
MoSp,r EyrSrNa, June -. Is,o.
Council met in regular sessinn.
Minutes & Z,
Petition Of Jacob Myers S5uu damages tor sI.i.te
| of Charles street Laid ON the table.
Petition of Jacob Baughnan, for tho GpgEing "f
| an alley in rcar-of lot IS in Tump's addition.
Petition OF +. S6iyely and q, others. for the ,A-
unsuishment Of street lights at u o'clock D. it',
/ IA formerly. Referred to romIuitttc ca p.i-.
| Petition verbal 10y Mr. Hawk at request OF Rev.
Layerty, for permission to have "a stand erected
ON sast sid. Of Court Hnus, .t,cncut for the ac-
/ commodation Of the g.. \. r. Band, for music
once a week. Referred To committee on streets
Petition Of residents on Lafayette street, IA
IlDmuznuta
the proper width. Referred
CLAIMS.
Joseph Trout carpenter worl,.-...-....-..; 81 %
Parr 4 Smith, black snithius ,.......-...-. - %
The last hin wa referred.
GRADING yEE SQUARE
Mr. Hawk stated that parties who pat ia ills
were anxious TO know II the contract Tor lrt'lds
tho grading Of the square would be- awarded ihis
/ season. He wished to know the sentiment "i the
/ council. lie ia fayor of grading, but as he
/ was not present when tho subject waT he!or" the
/ council, lac asked for information.
| Mr.. Anderson said he had given his opinion
| heretofore upon grading the square, ana that
/ he was opposed to il now, that the city WIS in
debt Sl7,uOO at the present time, exclusive Oi the
| water works bonds, with about Sl;iuoO NOW iu the
treasury TO quidate IT, and for this reason hr was
| opposed 10 any work being done this season but
| what was absolutely necessary.
| Mr.. Shimp in iayor "f grading and that eN-
/ pcditiOuSly.
| on motion il was agreed TO construct ,rs on
| S. Plum, Charles and other streets.
! ir. anderson had = copy Of the tax levy ordi-
| nance which was referred back council by the
County Auditor Goa the reason that a greater per
cent had l"cn levied than Eas allowed by law law,
| on ways ana means for reconstruction"
Mr.. Anderson al-o stated that the levy for Gem
etery purposes only related To necessary repairs,
| aud ia order to purchase grounds a special levy
| must he made. The committee was instr'Haied 3"
| to do.
| The claim Of Thos Patton. for SIun Tor scry ices
a. Health Commissioner, was referred
| Adjourned.