The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-21
Council Proceedings.


ing 10 adjournment on Monda,
: evening last. Mayor, Clerk ant
Solicitor were in their chairs 9Th
following members answered t.
y tie roll call: Messrs. Braddock
y Gould, Kontner, Keynes, Roches
ter and Price.
i Minutes Of The previous meet
a ing were read and approved.
Mayor Price made his monihl,
3 report of fines and rents received
which amounted to $3.50, which
was accepted and and placed or
file.
The Street Commissioner mace
his report for the month of Jan
uary, which was accepted and
placed on file.
The ordinance to repeal an or
dlnance providing for the elect
ion Of a City Solicitor and pre-
scribing his duties, were read the
second time and referred TO com
mittee on ordinances. The Clerk.
laid before the Council plat and
papers in reference to the annex
alton of territory north of Logan.
Chairman OF the Committee on
ordinances introduced an ordl-
nance accepting the annexation
of certain territory to the limits
of the corporation, which was
read the first time.
On motion of Q. ii. Gould, the
rules were suspended and the Or
dinance read second and third
times.
On motion, the ordinance was
placed upou its passage. with all
the members voting in its favor.
The special committee ON side
walks made their report to the
effect that the expense of the
payements placed by the Coun=
Gil had been charged to the re-
spective properties and placed on
the duplicate. The report was
accepted and the committee dis
charged.
Committee on Finance report {
ed the following bills allowed:
John Neibling, lighting
Coal oil street lamps $23 40
Logan Gas and Light Co.,
Tor street lights for Janu-
ary 80. ................-.1S6 43
Fred Groves, burying one |
Cat ......... .............. CU Z
harrington Bros, printing
csriiiicaies............... 2 25
Republican Gazette, pub
fishing ordinances 5 20 t
eeber s. Co, blank book. l rs i
John Savey, work al Gem r
etery 90. ................ 10 90 :
i. G. Smith. rent for pound 20 o.
Rochester & Sons, iner:- !
chandise.............. 4 OG .
john Recktenwaldt, work
-.
"a JOUrgensmier. street
commissioner ......... 10 0Ol
frank Myers. burying one
oy................. ...... 5U
lewis Hartman, burying |b
two catS................. l 90 ..
. hontner, coal............... Is co -
Walt Hartman, burying =
one cat.-................ 80 a
)r. l. G. Wright, medicine y
for prisoAers........... 9 25
Ferry MoreIlead, boarding
prisOners................ 3 20
a bill OF the Solicitor and Clerk
f SIS for examining and measur-
lg paving by the city and hav cl
ig same entered on the Gupli=
ate, was presented and allowed.
The Mayor called attention OF
ouncil 10 an OLD dead tree on
le Gimble corner pavement.
he committee on paving was :"
'quired to remove The obstruct- d'
IL.
Committee ON streets were in n<
ructed TO make repairs Oh Main j.
rect at the Cana! Bridge.
Mr. Keynes asked that cross ca
e be made on Market street 10
ON Mrs. Cases corner east to G.
+. Keynes corner. The com.
ittee was instructed TO make
70 improvement. eo
Mr. Price moved that the clerk "
instructed TO ascertain the
Mount of money paid for at
rney fees from 1871 to 1881,
hen there was no.City Solicitor. Co.
I'd also the amount paid from Te
81 to 1889, after City Soliri- dia
r had been elected. The mo
IN was carried.
Leave was given TO Maj. Ham m.
ond to present his Syringe Fire
,tinguisher and explain its ad-
ntages. No action was taken
the matter, and Council ad- Ed
lrned. an,
off