Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-27

purposes. The commissioners stated that
this was most generous offer, but that If
council demurred 10 that site the commits
SiOners would Immediately proceed TO erect
the hospital on the Stand-pipe grounds.
BY Mr.. Hanika. of the committee on
health-RepOrt on the prevalence of diph-
liberia, in which il was stated that there
was no reason for the panic in the public
schools that had been created, although
there were quite number of cases of the
disease in the city. The committee recon-
mended the enforcement of the ordinance
on contagious diseases as the best way TO
ascertain whether or not it was obnoxious.
| The report suggested that the sanitary mar
ShalS, who were doing some good work, be
instructed to compel such persons as they
saw fit 10 dsinfect their premises. The re-
port further stated that there was no place
| for the street commissioners to dump the
! garbage which had been collected. The re-
| port was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. IIanika the street com
mittee was instructed to find some way to
dispose of the garbage.
BY Mr.. Nets, of the claims committee
| Pay ordinance for Sl26.3 35. Passed.
| ORDINANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS.
| By the Clerk-FirSt reading of an Ordi-
nance accepting a plat of lots laid out by
the McCreight heirs in addition 10 the city
of Springfield.
On motion of Mr.. Prince the rules were
suspended and the ordinance read the sec
| on1 time and on motion of Mr.. Hanika the
rules were suspended and the ordinance
was read the third time.
Mr.. Hanika, of the street committee, re-
ported that the plat was correct and recon-
mended the passage of the ordinance. The
ordinance was passed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. Tehan-That the clerk notify the
county commissioners to repair cutters along
the county buildings. Adopted.
By Mr.. Th0mas-That $50 be set aside
TO repair cutters on the east and west side
Of Race street across Cedar street. Adopted.
By the same-That Joseph Shatler be or
dered tO reset, curb and pave sidewalk in
front of his premises on Fisher street within
thirty days. Adopted.
By Mr.. Prince-That Sl0O be set aside to
repair Factory street from Main to North
streets. Adopted.
By Mr.. Funk-That the city improvement
committee report the best manner of repair
ing the approaches TO the Mechanic street
bridge over the railroad. the same being
now III a dangerous condition. Referred.
BY Mr. Hanika-That the city clerk be
instructed to notify the Street Railraod
company to remove the old ties from High
and Isabella streets where the road is aban-
doned. The track from Main to High
streets was also included. Adopted.
By the same-That the Agricultural so
ciety be ordered TO enlarge the water ways
through the Fair grounds. Adopted.
BY Mr.. AckerSOn-That the voting place
OF Precinct A. Sixth ward. be changed to
the coal Office of Hartman, Morgan x Co.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Nc Kenna-That the alleys on
both sides of Pearl street. between Patton
and Rice, aud on the south side of Pleas
ant street east of Limestone street, be
boIldered and guttered within ten days.
Referred.
By Mr.. McKenna-That the committee
on light be directed TO locate sufficient
number of lamps on Rice street. between
Pearl and Taylor streets, 10 properly light
the street Referred 10 light committee.
BY Mr.. Netts-That the sanitary mar
shall be instructed to order the property
owners on the east side OF Jackson street. |
between Main and High streets, to remove
a large pile of manure from the sidewalk. |
and to order said party TO keep his sidewalk |
clear hereafter. Adopted.
By the preSident-That the street COM
mittee report for adoption grade on Oak !
street from Champion avenue to Clifton !
street. Adopted.
Council then adjourned.