The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-17


evening with Crawford, Ernest, Fan
ming, Grammes, Livers, Myers, MOess-
ney. Sting and Scannel present.
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr. LandOn, the outgoing Solicitor,
stated the payment in full of his in
debtedness to the city Of Sl3O.5S, and
rccited the few law cases to prosecute
for the city, yet devolying upon him.
Mr. Scannel moved the verbal report
Of the Solicitor be received.
\ resolution by DIR. Liyers, that the
owners Of property on the south side
OF Ella street, having failed to build
sidewalks, as ordered by the City COun-
ell, that the City Commissioner build
them at the expense of the owners,
WAS adopted.
The resolution Of Mr.. Grammes. that
the owners Of lots Nos. go. 81, J;;2, 80,
j34 and - on the south side of Main
street. eIst Of Hedge street, in the 9Th
Ward, be required to build side walks
in front OF their property. WAS adopt
ed.
4 resolution by DIR. Liyers that the
Trcasurei's salary be reduced to $3.50
per annun, was, after some discussion,
lest.
The Mayors report of fines and
licenses C3GOOOl, and the Clerks OF
rents (S39.33}l. were received.
On motion of Mr.. Scanned the re-
port Of the liremcn, relativ. to their
election, was received and filed.
Harrison Noble presented his bond
rs Mayor of the city of Tifiin. with W.
z. Noble and John McCauley ~ sure
ties therecnl Perry NJ. Adams his
bqI,d ~ city Solicitor, with w. p.
Noble and John McCauley us sureties
thereon; James George as Marshal, his
bond with |. F. Cramer and Charles
Mutschler as sureties thereon; William
SanJys, his bond as Assessor
foi the First Ward with J.
VI. Iingenfelter and L. F.
Cramer as surcties; David Smythe As
sesor for the End ward. kia ho;.d with
William Geaeie aud r. j. McO0llum as
surosies: L. Friedrich Assessor for the
3rd Ward, his bond with J. A. SOhn
and John Bpur as sureties; Edward
Persons Assessor for the 4th Ward, HIS
bond with Edward jones and e, j.
Yigg,ing as euEet;es; and ]. n. willard
Ass3eaOF for the 5th Ward, his bond
with Z. w. Stephenson ana DIR. Geo.
W. willard as sureties.
It was resolved by the city council
that the Bonds Of the foregoing DE ac-
cepted and the sureities thereto ap-
proved.
At the suggestion of Mayor Pitten-
ger, Dr. Livers moved that the clerk he
instructed to procure suitable book for
recording bonds Of officers, and another
iar tho nsu OF ihe AayOr, which was
adopted.
The molten OF DIR. Crawford. that
the lamp post at Professor Rusts be
removed 10 a "point" east of the school
house, and That a new one be erected
at Circular street bridge on Market
street was adopted.
DIR. Tanning moved that a lamp
post be erected on II. II. street, between
David Leiner's and Market street.
Adopted.
The motion Of Mr.. &IGCssoey Ihai a
la!.,p I,ast ht placed at the intersection
of S.ndusly and Mulberry streets in
the Second Ward was adopted.
The motion of Mr.. Grammes that
two lampposts be erfctld 9n Main
slTeei, sac a lte intersection with
Schoonhart street ard the other at its
intersection with Circular street was
lost.
DIR. Liyma moved llai q lamp post
l,e crested ut the intersection of Madi-
son and Front streets, in Mechanics
burg, Adopted.
Dr. I.Yers' motion that in cOnse-
quence of Front street being infringed
upon, the City Commissioner be in
structed to define its boundaries was
adopted.
The motion of Mr.. Sting that Il lamp
post be erected at thP iIteisecpql ar
Clay and E9anklin streets was lost.
y resolution introduced by DR..
Crawford togive each ward a police:
man was lost.
DIR. Crawford having called up the
Fire Department matter, air. sgaanel
mOyed lhat ihe Fire Committee, with
the Solicitor, investigate the legality of
the election Of Chief and If practicable
report at ncXt meeting, which was
adopted.
Chief Engineer Myers being one of
the Fire Committee tendeIed his rcSig-
nation, which on motion of Mr.. Sting
was accepted.
Adjourned