Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-07

WARREN, June 2, 1871.
Regular meeting Of Council. Present
Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt jane
son, Truesdeu and Wheeler. Minutes Of
previous regular and special meetings
were read and approved. The following
bills were ordered paid:
w. G. L. Co, gas for city for May,
+. and G. Fund, ..-...-.---.-... $500
W.. G. i. Co., gas for Mayors
ONCE for April and May, F. and
g. Fund, $40
n. B. Tyler, seal, key, checks,
rings, &c, General Fund $50
w A. Baxter, plank for lookup,
General tunQ, -.........-. T.20 |
on Lookup, General Fund. $3.50
X. w. Benson, lamp lighting for
May, 7. and g. Fund, ........... 1000
L. N. Dawson, to pay Lyon &
Whitelsw's bill Of repair on hose
General Fund, -...-..-...-...... 20.Sl
Kirk & Christy, bill of goods for
engine, &c, General Fund.-. 30
E. Hodges, 5 months salary as
police, Police Fund, 5000
d. Musser, 3 months salary as
police, Police Fund, ..........-... 5000
J. L. Smith, 3 months salary as
police, Police Fund, ................. 5000
d. Gibbons, cleaning and oiling
hose, T. and g. Fund, ..-........ 300
Bartlett & Herzog, drawing hose
to Quinby Hill, 7. and G. Fund, 500
d. Gibbons, TO pay Silsby manu-
featuring company for hOse-reel,
DC, +. and g.. Fund, ..-..-.--...- 1924
urer, &c, General Fund, -. 2O4.5s
and G. Fund...t...S....o.o As
E. W. Hoyt Clerk election ex-
penses of special election, Gen
eral FUND. oO.OO
On motion, the following resolution
WAS passed: Resolved, by the Council
Of the City of Warren, that the Commits
siOners of Trumbuu county are hereby
permitted and authorized to make q
new sewer connection for the Jail lot and
new jail, with the High Street branch OF
the main sewer, at such point fronting
said lot as they may select, provided
always that said connection shall not be
made with pipe exceeding twelve inches
aperture, and shall be made in such a
thorough, substantial manner as not TO
iniure the structure Of the main sewer"
The matter of the construction OF a I d
walk on the youngstown 0 eastward
from Clements corner to the cemetery
&c, was referred to the street committee.
I0e ~COlnLuALL6b 70 hlOll oE AaoA AAl1AAh6 I
was referred the matter of opening Gin
ton Street, reported in writing, ana
offered 4 resolution, as follows: IKE
solved, that the City Engineer is direct
ed 10 survey and distinctly mark the
boundaries OF said Clinton Street, and
after the same shall be thus surveyed
and marked, that the Street Commission
er is directed to cause said street to be
opened out to its full width, and have all
/ -I-A---es-.- ase-aNaI aharafn ramOund y
The report was accepted n the COM
mittee discharged from further consider
alton Of the mater. The resolution was
then adopted by a formal vote. The
Mayor presented the names Of II. ).
Elliott ID. ID. DrennOn and Edward
Hodges for policemen n the hrst, sec
ond and third wards, respectively. Said
appointments were confirmed by vote.
The following resolution was passed:
"Resolved, That the Mayor of the city is
hereby authorized to enter into an
agreement with Herlinger and Meyer in
regard to their occupancy OF Fulton,
Clinton and Cedar streets in the City Of
Warren, said agreement having already
been written by T. E. Hutehins, City
Solicitor" The bond Of ]. W. Allen,
Street Commissioner, was presented.
On motion, the same was approved.
The following persons were ordered TO
renew their side walks on Liberty
Street, south of South Street, to wit :
Henry Christisunsr, Ira L. Fuller and
/ VIM. Lee Bronson. The following re-
monstrance having been presented and
read, was ordered to be spread upon the
minutes, to wit:
WARREN, o., June l, 1871.
To the Council of the City Of Warren:
The undersigned citizens Of Warren,
who have been taxed on Mahoning
Avenue and High Street for the build
ing Of the sewer passing through said
streets, having been limited to q six-inch
connection, have been informed that as
effort is being made by certain parties to
procure the passage Of a special ordi-
nance authorizing 8 twelve-inch connec-
ton with said sewer on High Street for
the purpose OF q general sewering Of the
new jail. So large a connection for the
purpose proposed would have a tenden-
CIV 70 clog the main sewer, and seriously
annoy and Inconvenience those connect
ing with the main sewer West and North
Of said proposed connection. We would
therefore respectfully protest against
the passage Of an ordinance granting
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