Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-16
Large Amount of Important Business
Transacted by the City COuu-
ell Tuesday Night.
The Grade Of High street to Remain I'm
changed - Project to Rename the
>tre-ts-A Levy Made for the
Ho,pital-Other Business.


OFFICIAL. REPORTS.
By the clerk City Treasurer John W.
ParsOns's receipt for S2T. l34.2S, credited IL
the water works construction fund. Filed.
By the clerk-Report of the bids received
for the new High street bridge. These bids
appeared in the GLoBE- -RErUHLIC Tues
day. They were referred to the committee
on city improvements and the city solicitor.
BY the clerk-RepOrt of the bids received
for the stone arch on Penn street. These
also appeared in Tuesdays paper. Re
ferred to the committee on city improve
ments.
By the Cierk-RepOrt of the chief of po-
lice that he had granted the Dcut~chrr
Krriger Nerein privilege of selling wine
and beer at an entertainment given by them
on June $. Filed.
BY the Clerk-Report of the chief Of po-
lice that he had granted Ia John Lager
privilege of selling wine and beer on Mon
day evening. June Il. Filed
by the Clerk Communication Of Reuben
Coprnptfer. by his attorney, George
Spence. claiming g.. 900 damages done 10
his property nn east Main street by the late
flood. sand. gravel, stone and debris having
been washed upon his properly. Referred
to the committee on finance.
BY the City Solicitor Resolution that
the contract of Ryan ~ Spellacy with the
water works trustees of this date for the
work therein specified in extension OF the
water water works of this city and the
bond therefor, be approved Adopted
BY the City SOIicitor-Report that he
had forwarded contracts for the
High street bridge To the attor-
neyS nf the Bee Line and |. B. Il W. roads.
but had had no return from the |. b. K w.
The Bee Line people replied that the gen
eral attorney, Mr.. Pnpplelon, was in Cali
fOrnia. and no action could be taken on the
contract until sometime in July.
BY the clerk-Claim of damages from
William Burns of $4,000 tor the same
rauSeS aS Reuben COpenhOffer. Referred
Ia the committee on finance.
BY the city SUliCitOr-Clam of Elizabeth
II. FouS for $1,000 damages done to her
just east of the High street bridge
by the raising of the grade after the re-
nuval of the old wouden bridge. The
petitioner protested against the further rails
ng the grade on account of the new bridge.
Referred Ia the finance committee.
By Mayor GOOdwn--A suggestion that an
additional sanitary marshal be- appointed
for at least sixty days. Referred 10 the
health committee.
BY the Clerk-MayOr'S report for the
month ending May 81. 1856. showing fines
'oIlected. S32I. Referred TO auditing com
mittee.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. Tehan-Petition Of Jacob Seitz
asking that he be allowed TO move frame
house from the corner of Limestone and
North streets to the corner of Water and
North streets. Granted.
BY Mr.. ACkerSOn Petition of W. T.
calling attention Ia the bad con
itiOn Of Mill Run sewer on south Lime
stone street, III front of Nos. 56 and IS.
Petition granted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
BY Mr.. Funk. of the committee on
Ordinnnct To the Cincinnati
md Newport Iron & Pipe Co. for pipe and
pecial castings, SI3.65: to {. {. c. i |.
<. K. Co., freight. 5sc; TO Jas. Murray ct
H., labor on test wells, S2O.25: to +. W.
simpson, lumber, $3.50; total, S@s.Os.
'a>Sed.
BY Nr. Hanika. of the street committee
Fay ordinance 10 f. A. Williams. pay for
trert hands. S47l.6O. Passed.
By Mr. Mckenna, of the committee on
ity improvements - Pay ordinance to
'atriCk Doolan. repairing crossings, SIS
=; to VIM. Collins, mason work, Sol. -:
o z. Dudles, one load of sand. 9Oc; to Pat
,arl"> 81; 10 Z. W. Simpson, lumber, S5.05.
Total. sS65l
BY Mr. Burnett of the police committee
Pay ordinance to Champion Coal h Ice
%, ice for mayors Office, Sll.5S;
" Central Union Telephone Co, mes-
yes, S2.45: 10 Jennie Baker,
ook at station house. Sl5: James ID. Good.
superintendent chain gang, Sl6; Buckeye
'rinting and Publishing Co, printing
blanks. S.. Total. S53O O3.
BY Mr.. Setts. of the claims committee
Fay ordinance 10 the Transcript Printing
o. advertising, Sl7.65.
BY Mr.. Mcdonald, Of the sewer commit
ee Application of +. DeSormOu1 IL Sons
- tap sewer on Limestone street between
'attnn and Southern avenue. Referred to
ever committee.
BY Mr.. Mcdonald, of the sewer commit
ne-Application Of George Plattenburg To
ap sewer on Mechanic street between Wash
lgtOn and High streets. Referred to the
ever committee.
By Mr.. Funk, of the finance committee
| resolution that John w. Parsons. city
reasUIrer, he requested to make demand
pOn the county auditor for his
variant upon the county treasurer. i'll
u favor of the city treasurer of Springfield
Dr the sum of two-thirdS. a. near a. may
n, of the current collection of taxes to he
tt apart for the use OF said city, as pro
ided by section Il23 Of the Revised Stat
les of Ohio. Adopted.
By Mr.. Mckenna, of the city improve
rents committee resolution granting
Ie petition Of the Springfield Savings
amk to eXcavate the sidewalk on east Main
trrct for coal cellars. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Mckenna, of the same committee |
A resolution awarding to VIM. Schulles
Ie contract for repairing the York street
Ilvert for Sl4S. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hanika, of the street committee
resolution that the grade of High street |
t Spring street remain as now adopted. !
nj that the city clerk notify .
lr architect for the 0 eminent building of
le same. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Hanika, of the street committee
recommendation that the city be divided .
ITO four districts by Main and Market .
reefs, Ia be- known a. the y. f., " W,
f.. and ). W. districts, for the purpose
keeping in repair the streets of the city.
nd that the street commissioner be author .
ed Ia put a man, horse and cart in each
strict for work. A resolution WAS offered
the above effect and adopted.
BY Mr.. lianika, of the street committee
resolution that the city clerk notify the
treet H. X. Co. IL pave their tracks with
one at every curve in the city where not
ready done. Adopted.
By Mr.. Hanika. of the street committee
he following report: Your committee
4 streets and highways have had
Ider consideration plan to change the
imeS OF the city streets, and would reC0m-
end the following:
That the names of Market and Main
reefs DE left as now. and form the divi-
on of the city into into north and south
nj east and west parts.
That streets running north and south
N1rly. of ~ lao