The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-04-11
coaneiI.-CouneiI - AIonday eve

Council. Council met Monday eve
8 ming with all members present:
The following claims were Ordere
{ paid:
Geo. Ernest, labor in Mayors
Oifice.--.--.-... , : y
To sundry poor persons--........ l3 3
w. Lang, fees as Treasurer. 107 /
Adams < LetterhOs, bills Of
lum Der .--... -..-.-... ...-.-.-.-..---- - J.
i4oring & Young, crossings on
Market street.-.-----..------- ~ q
Judges OF Election --.--.----------- 30 o.
Clerks .................. % O,
Hartnett & Sloman, grading
Circular stTeet-.......-..-..---.. IA 8;
The Clerk was instructed to procure
stamps for the Assessors bonds.
The Finance Committee reported
that upon consultation with the City
/ Treasurer they had decided not to
/ transfer any funds, but to leave it to
I the incoming Council and asked ad-
vice relative to accounts on funds
overdrawn.
On motion OF Mr.. Snyder all ae-
counts on funds having 10 money in
( the Treasury were ordered allowed
The following are such accounts:
! Geo. Ernest, bill Of goods. 5 9 so
/ A. BrandebeTTy, Secretary of
/ Fire rtment.................. 10 90
( >. Kaup, nine frames for City
Hau -----.------.-. $4,000. .--.--.----- 50 w
I S. ChamberliH, work on City
han ...-.............-............ % 20
I J. FiaugheT, biacksmithing...- 30
Z 0llScellaneo ous-..-----.-. ..-..---......- 10
The bonds Of J. L. Fisher, as City
Commissioner, Daniel Dildine, Asses
sor Of the first Ward, John Knott, of
the 2nd, S. B. Clark, Of the Sd, John
Vorndran Of the 4th, and Anthony H.
Arnold, Of the 5th, were approved.
An ordinance prescribing the
amounts to be paid yearly to the diff
ferent fire companies, passed its first
reading. A motion to suspend the
rules for a second reading was lost by
the following vote; Ayes-Horner,
Huber, Kaup, Eidt. Nays-Gross,
Hershberger, Myers, Noble, Seehoitz,
and Snyder.
The account of Gas Company for
lamp at Shawhan House was not al
lowed.
Fourteen lamps were reported not
( lighted during the week.
Mr.. Huber introduced a resolution
to mse2damize the gutter of Mulberry
street at the intersection of that street
with Washington. Tabled till next
meeting.
The privilege Of moving hay
scales from southeast corner of Perry
and Washington to northwest corner
Of the same streets was granted Louis
Ullrich.
) Committee on City Hall reported no
money collected.
Mr. Kaup was made a committee
to notify railroad company to pave
Adams street, so as to leave a passage
way for wagons around the corner to
jackson street.
Mr.. Snyder presented the plan and
specifications for the improvement of
the east end Of Perry street, which
were received and filed.
A committee was appointed to ex-
anime drain passing through lots
owned by Huber and Others in End
Ward.
A committee of Snyder, the City
Commissioner and Board of Health
were appointed to examine johnson
street and have the same filled.
A resolution to improve Perry street,
passed its second and third readings.
The City Commissioner was order
ed to see if the railroad company had
erected a lamp post at the intersection
of the railroad with Washington
street, if not he was directed to put
one in and charge to the company.
Adjourned till Tuesday night.