The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-08-19

Mingo Terrace proprietors two,
and they to select one member to
arbitrate the matters between
them. 1t is hoped the matter may
now be amicably settled.
The bids for the purchase Of
500 feet of hose for the fire de.
partment were opened and read as
follows. Chris Holl Hardware
Co. submitted samples and prices
and ranging from So cents to ST..
A representative of the Fabric
Hose Co., of New York, was pres
ent and submitted his samples and
prices, and held as his card of
recommendation that the present
set of hose that are used by the
Logan department were purchased
from his company, and that they
have been. IN use here ! / years and
are comparatively good yet. The
Eureka Fire Hose Co., of Colum
bus, was represented also, and
samples submitted ranging In
price from 80 cents to 90 cents.
The Committee examined the
samples together with Chief of the
Fire Department Waner, but did
not make purchase as yet.
Chief Waner also asked that new
gong be purchased for the hose
wagon. This was also referred to
the committee.
Residents of North Mulberry
and East Second Streets were also
present and asked that they be-
gin the grade for the side walks
in their vicinities. The city engi-
neer was so ordered.
Contract having been made for
the paving Of Mound Street and
Hill Street with the Ohio Paving
Co., of Toledo, the acceptance of
contract and the bond for the
faithful performance of the jobs,
were presented signed by the COM
pany, and the council accepted the
bond, and the work is now on.
The brick are being hauled and the
streets will be paved before the
end of next month. The matter of
an inspector for these jobs was re-
fered to the committee on Streets.
The work Of council was too
heavy to clean up in one session
and an adjournment was had un-
til Friday night of the same week
FRIDAY NIGHTS SESSION.
On Friday night the council was
fully represented, all members be-
ing present and the clerk at his
post after siege of sickness.
There was some very heavy work
on in the matter of the ordinances
and resolutions for street paving
and the putting in of sewers. The
petition for the paving Of the
south end of Market Street was
presented, having on it almost the
entire front footage of the street.
The formal resolution was pass
ed declaring it the intention to
pave the south end of Market
Street from the north line of
Hunter Street to the south line of
Front Street.
Thereupon an ordinance was
passed under suspension of rules
to issue bonds in the sum Of $5,
7OO.0 90 for the paving of South
Market Street.
Also an ordinance was passed
under suspended rules to issue
bonds in the sum of ST., 10000 for
the purpose of putting in storm
sewer on South Market Street.
The rules were then suspended
to allow the passage of the ordi-
nance to issue bonds in the sum of
IS, 200 90 for the paving of North
Market Street.
All of these ordinances and
resolutions will be found in this
issue of our paper.
The only bill up before the com.
mittee was that of the DEMOCRAT
SENTINEL for printing, amounting
to $34.75. The bill was ordered
paid.
The matter of the purchase of
new fire hose had been referred to
the committee on fire department,
and they reported favorable on the
Blue Diamond sample of the
Eureka Fire Hose Co., of Colum-
bus, 500 feet at so cents per foot.
The Council sanctioned the report
of the committee by. a unanimous
vote.
Before adjournment Mr.. Perone
was present and asked that the
council take final action In the
natter of the difference of him
self and the Mingo Terrace Ad
dition owners as to the opening OF
the north end of Mulberry Street
The Mayor appointed committee
of three members of the council tC
wait upon the persons interested
and try to settle the matter. The
committee was composed of the
following councilmen: Kleinsmith
Comfy and Bay.
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