The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-03
THE DAILY STAR
C0VINGTON.
Covington Council Proceedings Official Re-
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except Messrs. BlakeY, Ellis, Geisbauer and Pres-
dent Trauter. ---....,-....., road and
adopted. r>...,,. E;ro No.
partmeut Street and Internal Improvement pe
partment and Police Department were pteseh'eu
and an allowance made to pay same r-,
The Auditor presented number OF kenet
Claims tog thpr with sundry other bilis, "hlch
were du Y read and allowed: -. a., ,,,,;
A resolution was adopted lnstructlng my trSsi
dent of Council to execute a note al the fHsI VA
tioual Bank OF CUvington 10 pay all allowances
not heretofore provided lor. ,.,,,.- -..., W..
A petitiun from MoShpr and " illlams ana Nin'
Bethel was presented, asking To be allowed TO re-
tain their market stands on Madison street De.
tween Seventh and Pike streets, for the purpose OIL
selling fish, game, etc, kelelreu W Ooihh i'ee oh
Markets with power tnact
A petition was presented from David j. Sanders,
asking Council To allow him to pave the Sl9eWaik
in front OF his property with stone instead OF DrcN
on Twelfth street b tween Bullock ana fdWaru
streets Referred 10 Committee on Internal In
prhvGmeuts. l -
The rru rt of the Treasurer for the month OF
April, 1879, was presented ana feieFFeu W Ooiu-
petition from Michael Riley asking to be re-
leased from jail, was presented, ahu releileu W
Committee on Mork-house ana jan.
petition from Jake Appel asking 10 De re-
leaS d from Jail upon the ground that he was en-
gagged tO be married before his time expired, was
presented and granted.
The Committee on License reported In favor OF
granting al petitions heretofore presented 70
Council for cofee-house license.
Sealed propuS,s were received opened and read
for furnishing stone TO the WoTE-h9use lnr one
year and referred TO Committee on Internal I'M
pr0vements. ,
Sealed proposals were received, opened ana
read and referred to Committee on Internal I'M.
pYovements to report back Ia Council the lowest
and best bidder for making the tollowldg la
provemcntS: Alley first south oil fonllh street,
and extending 30 feet west from Russell street
alley beginning at the first alley west OF Mauison
a Iit,,f tn NaSli
Eleven and Twelfth streets alley between scott
and Greenup Streets and extending from Trevor
to Thirteenth st eets alley between GrGenup ana
Stevens ST ectS and extending from lWeilln 10
Thirteenth streets; alley between Riddle ana PIKE
streets first east OF Main street. alley first west
OF Madison street and extending norm from SiNtl
street; Scott street from Sixteenth TO Soutngatc
north line; sidewalks on the north side OF Twelfth
street from Lee to Edward streets, ana on the
south side OF Twelfth street. from Edward to Nam
streets, alley first east OF Greenup and extending
from Byrd to Powell streets; alley between IWeilth
and Thirteenth and Scott and Greenup streets;
for filling pond between Philadelphia and York
streets and Riddle and 2 Ike streets; and for pub
fishing an a stTact Of the ordinances ana proceed
ings of Council for one year.
, 4 resolution was adopted instructing the Super
intendent OF Public Works 10 have the locust
block pAving repaired on the outside OF the Street
Railroad Track on Madison street, between Fifth
and Twelfth Streets
Upon motion, Council adjourned to next Thurs
' Wv CHAs. J. TRANTER,
President
Attest: GEO. II. DAWSON, City Clerk
Jas. A. Rogers, of Brown County, re-
ceived his discharge in bankruptcy this
morning
Dave Mllett was badly beaten by some of
his comrades coming home from Cincinnati
Thursday night
C,.,a;,, ,u,.1,;,,, ,,.ifo broo+1,o tho srvaat
az froIo", o,no n,nro Sha was released
from iaii this morning.
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Rev. ]. NJ. Burt will preach his third an
niversary sermon tomorrow at the Madi-
son-street Baptist Church.
Mr. Ulvsses Mendehall and Miss Ada
cihho If Wavrasvilla O were married in
the County Clerks Office this morning.
Paw w w Ramsay of Iynion NJ T..
Church com mmences sprics of sermons AT
~ a n, to.norrow on the "Jmmortaljty of
the SouI y tbe first being The Testimony
Of tho Mind u Ats n. M. he breaches on
1Tbn cbsracter and Mission Of lob,
David Mckay, for many years well,
known merchant and cltlzen OF thls place,
moved to tennessee, ana iately 10 Mlssls-
sippi, was assasslnated at his nome there
last week by some unknown person.
Rnlv Swim of Brennon fame was ar
restaJ tLie morning bv Denutv Msrsh,I
VaaIT IN tha rLnrga of al ttemuting IN shoot
Laura Brennan BiIlv states when he was
mt in double harness he took nm oath nov.
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derlv conduct filed away. Nellie Lloyd.
Willie Raywood and Martin Welsh, the
three young lads who are accused of the
vandalism in the neighborhood OF Shlnkle
Chapel, were arrested by Detective
Bouncer McGraw.
AT the School Board meeting last night
Mr.. Mecklenoorg presented the report oi
the Committee on Salaries, fixing the com
~'"tt"a' tt, ~, '''G I". nn+l,r ~ ia.
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IVp IL W. doo;dod 10 to,o +ho oo,.,s;, a.,
NJ, D;str;ot ratal,an a,,I A. 80, Wy 's