The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-05-06

had the ordinance prepared to pro-
ceed with the paving Of Mound
street, but the ordinance was not
presented because the engineer did
not have his estimates completed, +,
on account of agreement of the Pc
titioners as to what they wanted.
Mayor Thurness made his report
of moneys collected by him during
the month of March Fines col
lected S17 90, Scale money turned
over to him $1,000, Sewer Taps
$500, and Show License 50 90,
Total $5S 90.
City Treasurer G w. Pullen
made the following report of the
condition of the various funds of
the village for the month ending
March 81: General Expense S6l54.-
II, Safety $2934 so, Service $l35l .
40, Health 1862 81, Water S3l7 81
Library $570 SO, Sewer Construc-
tion $lGl7 10, Sinking Fund $9779 =
95; Total balance in all funds 1876, :
6TS 81. The reports were ordered
placed on file.
Bids were received for the sewer
construction on Hill street as fol-
lows: Chris Holl, 1862 80, and
Charles kleinsmith $1,000. The
contract was awarded to Klein.
smith.
A petition was presented by
Councilman Bay signed by ma
iority of the property holders on
North street, asking the council to
cut down that street to the grade
so that the property owners can
put in side walks, as the middle of
the street is two feet higher in
some places than the grade of the
sidewalk, and throws all the wa ter
on the property line. 1t was re-
ported by the street committee
that the village has sale for the
dirt now at Is cents per load, and
the committee was ordered to
grade the street at once.
The Finance Committee report.
ed favorable on the following bills,
and the council approved the re
port and ordered the clerk to draw
orders on the treasurer for the sew.
eral amounts:
Hooking Republican, print
Ing Yl7 80
w. H. Gaftney, engineering 55 90
Jesse James, asst. 60 s 90
A. j. Nunemaker, asst. en-
gineering ............ ................... . 90
John Matliott, night police.
man.......... ........... ................. As 90
G II. Bishop, asst. night
policeman ...... -..... minimum. 30 90
Central Hotel, meals to
prisoners ........ .........................- 80
Ham Meldrim, driver of fire
team ....,-...,.,...... ......... 4U w
Keynes Bros, feed .. .........u l SO
A. f. Huls, printing ~,~,... -. l %
Tom Lemon, labor on street II So
Chas. Voris, salary as street
commissioner .......... ..... ....... Ill &C
Chris Grlner, labor on
streets ..,.. .......... 9 90
Sherman Doris, labor on
StreelS ......... ..................- D UU
William Fields, labor on
StreetS ............. So. zee. ......... q. y w
John Deible, labor on streets l so
William Herl, Z" 10 sol
Gus. Shively, burying dogs 1 so
Adam Lutz, putting in floor
in City Building ..,.,., 4S 90
Councilman Kleinsmith intro
duced resolution transferring
800. 90 from the contingent fund
Of the service fund to the engineer
ing subdivision of that fund, and
transferring $4,000 from the con-
tingent fund of the service fund to
The sewer subdivision of the same
'und. The resolution passed un.
ier suspension of the rules. This
vas for the purpose of going ahead |
With the Hill street sewer contract. !
The committee on streets, at
subsequent meeting, as per author
ty granted them, canvassed the
bids for the numbering of the vii.