The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-06-22

half price.
Mr.. Wyant amended by adding that
the buildings be located on the city lots.
STAGE THUNDER.
Then came the crOwning grand trans
formation scene, in which each member
so disguised himself in hot debate and
general "free-fOr-all" CAB, that a
stranger would surely have thought
that the Newberg Asylum had moved
into the hall. After time spent in Bit
ter controversy, the yeas and nays were
called on the amendment.
Yeas-Fawcett, Hiner, Rauch, Sher-
rick, StinchcOmb, Wyant, Shields.
Nays-Bast, Warner, COldren, Werner,
McCammOn, Murray, Rex. Lost.
Mr.. Warner then moved to adjourn.
Yeas-Bast, COldren, Murray, Mccain
mon, Rex, StinchcOmb, Warner, Werner,
Shieldsn9, Nays - Fawcett, Hiner'
ried, and at 1l:45 they dispersed
without having done anything except
to disgust each other and engender bad
feelings.
REGULAR MEETING.
They were all present on Monday even
ing, with scalp-lOcks newly oiled and
the war-paint freshly laid on. The
minutes were read amid deep silence,
and to listen to the guarded and eau
tiOus tone of the record, no one would
suspect the stormy scenes of the Fri
day previous. The clerk mildly put the
two hours and a half spent in pulling
hair and throwing spittOOns in the Com
mittee room as "a prOtracted absence,
which was eminentiy discreet but Wo-
fully tame.
PETITIONS.
To lay brick pavement on East Tus-
caraWas street from out lot lb9 east.
Referred to Committee on Sidewalks and
| Sewers.
From L. Schaefer, for an annual Ii
cense not to exceed fifty dollars for his
| Opera House. Referred to Judiciary
| Committee.
To grade East Fifth street from Cher
ry street 10 the Fort Wayne Railway.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alleys.
To vacate an alley from Seventh to
Eighth streets, between lots 2,4S3 and
2,4S4. Referred to same committee.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Relief-Find five bills for groceries,
&C., correct, and recommend payment.
Adopted.
Printing Recommend printing Ordi-
nances in two English and one German
newspaper at fifty cents a square.
Adopted.
ire-RecOmmend buying 500 feet of
carbOliZed hose from the Gutta Percha
Rubber Manufacturing Company of New
York, at ninety-eight cents a foot. The
company will warrant hose for three
and half years, make good all burst
sections and furnish one test expert
ment free. Adopted.
The special sidewalk Inspectors re-
port was referred to the Mayor for ac'
tiOn.
An ordinance to establish and change
grade on Ninth street, from Hlgl
street west, was read first, second and
third times, under suspension OF rules
and passed.
MIXED HASH.
DIR. Siddall, by permission, complained
about the negligence of the Street Com
missioner in not attending to his buSl
ness of fixing up North Poplar street
Referred to Committee on Streets ant
Alleys.
Mr. Baldwin, by permission, spOk
about wanting grades, cutters and Othe
repairs on South Poplar street, at once
:, The Committee on Streets and Alley
! were requested to report on this petlClO
r now in their hands, next week.
Permission to use the street for bullC
ing material was granted John X. Mile
and Hir5chheimer Bros, on the Publ
s The matter of neighbOrs THROWN
= filth on Fifth street was referred to th
7. Board of Health. No bOquets.
!, THE CITY BUILDING NUISANCE.
. Mr.. Wyant moved to reconsider tn
p report faVOring the location of the eli
r buildings on the Max Elben lot
y adopted at the last meeting. Carrie
+ unanimously.
~ MIR. Wyant then moved to amend b
q substituting "that they be located o
), the city lots at Eighth and POplf
:, streets" Carried. Yeas, 8; nays, .. I'll
4 vote was then taken on the adoption
~ the report as amended. Yeas-Fawcet
Hiner, Murray, McCammOn, Rauc
Sherrick, StinchcOmb, Wyant and IL
!, President-9. Nays - Bast, Coldrel
s Rex, Warner and Werner-5. Carrie
j. HINER "CHURCHED."
u Mr.. Hiner's fOg-hOrn blew too lot
+ last Monday evening, when he said thi
y the "little brown church around Il
;, corner" was jumping up $500 at tin
70 on the price of their lot, since thu
y found that the city wanted it; and
got the Disciples after him at full spec
+ He desired to say that if what he sa
N was false statement, he must lay IL
the account of the gentleman giving
f. to him, as he, personally, was not co
NeTSdul Wlbu bllC lllhbhCls AAO OAStS
n a resolution that the city buy the churrt
,a property in any sum not exceeding s.
To 600. Carried. Yeas, 9; nays,5. .,
et The City Engineer stated that o
fv County Commissioners intend buildil
" a new bridge over the West Creek
no Tuscarawas street, and would like
III confer with the city in regard to fU
~ nishing grades, etc, at their next me'
~ ing in July. On motion of Mr.. Sherrl
n the Council voted to move upon t
OF Commissioners in body on that day
'V% Mr.. Warner said that the numberil
a3 of buildings should be attended to
once, and that the map was rea(
IN Some talk was made about the NJ
eT numbers being almost entirely differe
Ir from the old ones, and in order to ma
ts REMEMBERING compulsory, MIR. Fave
'Ie moved that the City Solicitor be
a structed to report an ordinance to hs
RI all buildings numbered cOnformably
,Ie the present plat or plan, as prepared
the City Engineer. Carried.
inf The report on the water supply
ar taken out of the hands of the Commit
nt of the Whole, who were then discharg
an and the entire matter referred back
nd the Committee of Water DEPARTING