The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-07-15
Friday niuht of thia week

Street through the lands of Jane,
Perone that was referred to the
committee, was reported back by
them unfavorable, for the reason
that to open that street would
mean to purchase the land, OF
bring condemnation proceedings,
and the council are not in favor of
purchasing street right.of ways.
An ordinance was introduced by
Councilman Bay for the appro-
priation for the coming six
months. The rules were suspend
ed and the ordinance passed with
out the second and third readings.
The text appears in another col
umn of this paper.
Mr.. Bay also introduced an or
dinance to establish grades on
Bowen, Canal and west Mound
streets. There was some discus
sion about re- establishing grades
on Bowen street, several grades
having been given there and the
ordinance was allowed to take its
regular course.
An ordinance was also intro
duced by Mr.. Bay, determining to
proceed with the improvement of
Mound street, and the same kind
of all ordinance for Hill street.
The rules were suspended, tie
second and third readings of the
ordinances dispensed with and the
ordinances passed as read. They
appear in full in other parts of
this paper.
The following bills were report
ed favorable by the finance com.
mittee and the clerk ordered to
draw his orders on the village
treasurer for the several amounts /:
Journal-G Gazette, printing
ordinances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $ 95 90
Democrat Sentinel, print
ing ordinances .......... 12l 80
A. +. Huls, printing .. 90 25
Logan Mfg. Co., supplies 4 90
F. c. Grove, clerk, serving
notices. ............. .......... .........- 23 40
Councilman Bay reported storm
sewer on West Main street stopped
up and the sewer committee was
empowered to have same repaired.
Chairman James Of the lighting
committee, reported that the Lo-
gan Light and Power company
that are lighting the streets of
Logan, are ready to put in poles
and hang the new lights that are
already located by the COUNSEL.
Attorney Ricketts, was present
and asked the council in an
earnest plea, that light be placed
at the intersection of Friesner and
Rempel avenues. When he had
concluded, Mr.. James informed
him that light had already been
located there. Councilman Stracke
then asked that the list of new
locations of lights be read, as
some persons might not have seen
the list in the newspapers several
weeks ago They were read as
follows, and We publish them for
those who may not remember the
locations:
Intersection of Mulberry street
and Mineral avenue.
Intersection of Main street and
Culver street.
Intersection of GAINESVILLE Road
and Oak street.
Intersection of Market street
and Cemetery street.
Alley on Church street at resi-
dence of Pete Nickel.
Intersection of Central Avenue
and Third Street, (Glenova
On Third Street at residence of
Myrod Miller.
Intersection of Friesner and
Rempel Avenues.
AT Alley north of Snider Lum-
Der Yard.
East Hunter Street near Maple.
The committee on lighting was
empowered to instruct the Logan
Light and Power Co. TO put in the
lights as designated, and also i'm.
powered to locate one or two more
lights, to make up the 76 street
lights called for in the contract to
reduce the price per light to $67. :
so per year.
Much complaint was entered
again about gas leaks aud gas
regulators. Mr.. Ricketts, accom-
panied by several citizens of West
Logan, complained about regula-
tors being in the street on West
Street, and that telephone polls
stand in the middle of the side
walks. He also asked that grades
be established on north West
Street. The matters were referred
to the street committee and the
village attorney.
Mr.. Johnathan Rhodes, of
Glenova, was present with num-
ber of Glenova cisizens, asking
that the Logan Natural Gas Il
Fuel CO. be compelled to extend
& 2A4AAAA4AA84AS g