The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-08-10
co UNOIL PROCEEDINGS.
Present-Barlet, presiding, Cassidy, Herbruck,
Lant2 Lelnlnger and Weaver,
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Present-Barlet presiding, Cassidy, Herbruck
Lant2 Leinlnger and Weaver,
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
Petitions -Leininger presented verbal petition
in behalf of residents on Tenth street! asking
council to construct sewers to carry off water
from said street, Referred to Committee on Streets
and Alleys.
Mud holes were reported on Herbruck, East
Second and Eighth streets, Referred to Commit
tee on Streets and Alleys,
Miss Laura Gardner thought Mr., sch@fer asked
such damage as the council might deem proper
for injuries sustained by her person by reason of
bad crossing over sewer Referred to Commit
| tee on Claims.
Mr.. Aultman asked council to furnish the grade
on North Market street. Referred to Committee
on Streets aud Alleys,
City barn was represented as in need ofa new
roof, Referred to committee on City Property.
Upon motion the Street Commissioner was in
structed to clean up and cut down the weeds in
the music stand Enclosure.
Mr., Aulthouse represented that If the sewer
pipes which have been taken up on Walnut
street be left out during the winter the water
pipes will freeze up and burst. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys,
Reports Of Committees-C Committee to whom was
referred the matter of lowering Mrs. Crevosies
fence report that the same can be done for S1OO,
and recommend that council allow this claim.
Accepted.
Committee on Streets and Alleys ask an eXten
sion of time in the matter of North Plum, and
opening up south Walnut street. Granted.
Willis & Benskin were granted the privilege
of laying plank walk in front of their shop and
brick pavement in front Of their lumber yard.
Staber was granted the privilege Of laying a |
plank walk around his stone yard,
OrdadnCe-First reading of an ordinance to |
provide for the punishment of yagranCy,
BR,s-sherrick q Miller, Si9OS; City Engineer, |
s9O6Oi c. B. Anthony, paving, S7.33.
Upon motion the council went into executive |
session to consider bids offered for improving and
paving East TuscarawNs between Market and |
Cherry, The following bids were received;
Nicholas Huberty, jr, cobbling, 80 cents per
square yard.
Daniel W, Stabler, cobbling, GO cents per square
yard; curbing 35 cents per foot crossing 40 cents
per foot
J,J, Rumsey and S. B. Ware, cobbling, 40 cents
per square yard,
A. Vogt cobbling, 60 cents per foot Curbing,
~ cents; crossing, 40 cents.
Adam shisler, cobbling, labor 25 cents per
square yard.
], w, Mckinney and Jos, Shut, cobbling, 99I5
cents per square yard; curbing "a cents per foot;
crossing Sipes stone 3S cents per foot Berea stone
i5 cents per foot
John S, Mclborn and Jas. Bell, curbing, 49 cents;
crossings "a cents per foot.
A. Hall, cobbling, Sl,OO per linear foot,
Upon motion the contract for cobbling was
awarded to Mckinney and Shut, at 1914 cents
per square yard.
Upon motion the contract for curbing was
awarded to A. Vogt at Q cents per foot
Upon motion the contract for crossings was
awarded to Melborn and Bell at "a cents per
foot.
Motion was made and carried that the stone
broken by tramps on the city lot be used 10 pave
Tenth street from Cherry to the depot
Adjourned