The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-07-27
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MONDAY EyrNINe, Jnly "a. 1876.

MONDAY EVENING, July "a, 1875.
PrcSent-Barlet, presiding Cassidy, Campbell,
Monnot Weaver, and Lelninger
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Citizens on East Tuscarawas street ask council
to have the paVements in said street curbed with
four or sixnch stone curbing between Market
and East line OF Cherry. Tie provision being
embodied In ordinance to pave said street No
action was taken.
Holes filled with stagnant water on East Eighth
street Gas street Liberty street, and over on East
Tuscarawas street, were referred to Street Com.
missioner
City Street Commissioner was instructed to lay
pavement on Eighth street along The Disciple
church, between Market and Poplar streets
MI, Correll represented that he had built his
home and improved his property on Norlh Wal
nut street in accordance with line established in
the record and asked that said line be sustained
by the council
Citizens ON street near fair grounds ask that
council open sewers on said street. Referred to
Street Commissioner
Citizens In Richards addition ask council 10 re-
pair cuvert on Fulton street. Referred to Street
Commissioner
Reports Of COmmiAeeS.-Committee on Streets
and Alleys was instructed to prepare speciRca-
tons to provide fol the paving of East Tuscarawas
street.
Committee on Graveyards report labor done In
cemetery on South Plum street to the amount of
ten dollars, and ask that an order be drawn up
for that amount, Report adopted,
Committee on Relief asked an order for five dol.
lars to W, H. Ferguson for provisions furnished to
Mrs. Barringer, Granted
Committee on Streets and Alleys report in favor
of changing grade on North Walnut street, and
City solicitor was instructed to draw up an or
dnance to provide fer the same.
OriindnceS-Upon the reading of an ordinance
to provide for the laying of plank walk on Ma
honug street, the rules were suspended the ordi
nance read three times and passed.
UpOn the reading Ofa supplementary ordinance
to an ordinance to grade, drain and pave East
| rusCarawas street, the rules were suspended, Or
dinance read three times and passed.
MScGHdReOUSA proposition made by A,
Schwertner through Mr.. Herbrnck to furnish a
large room to be used as the City Armory, and to
| plaster the same and put in gas for the sum of
Sl25. per year was accepted by the council.
communication was made to The council
from Henry Cock, in which bill was rendered
for time employed while City Engineer in attend
ing council meetings, &c, for $3.50, Referred to
City solicitor, who reported adverse to allowing
| the bill.
Notion was made and passed that DR.. L. NJ
Whiting be notified to lay brick pavement along
his property on Poplar street.
Resolution was offered and passed that the City
solicitor be instructed to draw up an ordinance
by which property owners will be required to
keep the cutters clean in front of their properties
and pile up the weeds and rubbish which will be
hauled away by the Street Commissioner
Eius ARowed-Essig Il P1ntius, hardware, 1923
Studer 4 Co., brick, $4,000; Maging painting
$500; GibO, painting band stand, Si20% express
charges to city S2A5; j. COrrel, oats, sll.46; Bas
com Saxton, printing, $780, Q. B. Anthony
paving SlS62; Koons G Co., watering ca $3.50.
Adjourned