The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-06-28

the people at lars pf ) city, "a
ssor combining his I've legations y
favored few, who I'm . s.rinH
sof well-to-do prop holders ~
who are making e6ofA 70 dfu6'
city council IN their special m.
terests. jon.
. CITY COUNCIL.
JuAA l7.-FOura fest space on
sidewslk, NEXT 70 Reid + Yanne..
mans building, WAS allowed II
Cregnick, for . fruit stand
Il A resoMtipn to regrade and re-
gravel Main,s from, Sths 10 18th
Streets WAS referred to the I'm
.proyemsnt Committee. 70 sssase
The Mayor was instructed to 10
sue HIS proclamation regarding the
dog hw-enfmcing it against any.
owner or harborer Of the animal,
neglectng 70 purchase . license on
cor before the 10th Of July next
sor pay . fine not exceeding Gao for
the neglect or refusal to obtain rid
license. Also specially instructing
the Mayor to enforce the ordinance
against vender and purchaser oof
fire works and Ere crackers-ior
the prevention of fires. al Il Dov
i The Market Committee Ws IN
struoted to have the Market House
putin repair-whitewashed, &c
80 a. to have it opened on june Is,
tIto7day.la1s blpos oil ts8 tdgas6s
A petition. asking that e6.66 be
allowed members of the Hook and
Ladder Co, per month, was referred
! to the Fire Committee. sli ;ssa
Is The petition of Curme, Dunn &
Co, lin regard to the ineficiency Of
drainage on Green Street, result
ing in damage to their tannery,and
notifying the Council that the city
would be held for said damage IN
the future, was referred to the Inn
provement Committee for remedy
Henry Nolte was awarded the
contract to grade, gravel and bould
er the gatter ON east side of Eighth
street. from Main to South Row.
| The benefits and damages On tn
opening Of the following streets
and alleys-recommended by ths
Improvement Committee asinstruc
tions to the City Commissioners
were ordered to be assessed Greer
street between Market and Walnut
alley west of Franklin to Brancl
street; extension ssof Frankli,
through Schwsgman's addition
south to Branch; extending ale,
between Franklin and. Fifth T.
Branch, alley IN Schwegman's ad
didion, between Fifth and Bosto,
tsAvenue, 80 feet wide, to Branch
extending Eighth street 70 Eas
OAKLAND; widening Boston Avenue
from South street to corporation
line, 81 feet wide
The report Of the Improvement
Board on petition to grade an
gravel east side of Ninth from Mai,
| to Walnut-cost to the city 1856. 81
and to the property owners $457
63-was not accepted, and the re
port Of same Board for grading
gravehng and rebouldering From
| and Washington streets. from Mai
i TO Walnut, was tabled.
r The bill of John Peterson, for n
moving the remains DR.. IrHAHz
4 WARNrR, to Earlham Cemetery, frol
the old grave yard, and removin
Y and re6xing soldiers monument 0
!, the city lots in said Cemeter,
$751; was allowed
If The Board of Health, called th
attention Of Council to the cond
i lion Of alleys, guitars the slanght
ering of animals and proper dispt
sal of the blood, offal, &c, and SUI
costing that the river sscannot b
made the receptacle of it anywhe1
within two miles of the city, will
out endangering the health Of thes
living along the river The Boar
reports the daily average Of an
mails now slaughtered at Il
3 slaughter houses in the vicinity ,
II our city at sixty Sleeves, 9 calve
3 10 sheep. % hogs, and IL lambs.-
ii The Board recommended that Il
slaughtering be done ct one poi,
at some distance from the cit
Messrs. Hibberd, Rosa and n,
were appointed q committee to CO,
/ fer with the parties interested.