The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1916-04-28
PETITION
For Storm Sewer on East Side
Gets Favorable Action
PARTIES SEEKING THE MUssELMAN
BUILDING FOR FACTORY PuR.
PosEs-oTHER BUSINESS

Council met in regular session last
Tuesday night with all members
present and Mayor Scranton presid-
ing.
In the absence of Clerk Winter,
who Is till confined to his home on
account of sickness, Councilman Car
liz was chosen clerk pro tenn.
After roll call, reading and approv-
ing of minutes Henry Mueller ad-
dressed council relative to leasing the
DID Musselman building to fit up as
a factory to manufacture a typewrit-
or cabinet which he has had patented
aEC placed upon the market
Councilman Rentzsch then present
ed a communication from w, B. Jack
son, formerly of the Pandora Over
all Co., relative to leasing the same
building for oprating a factory to
manufacture overall Jackets. He
agreed to work about twenty girls.
Mr.. Mueller said at the start that he
would not work more than about five
men, but from the satisfaction he
knew his cabinets were giving, he felt
that he could employ from twenty
five-five to fifty men within years
time. The mayor "elerred the mat
ter of leasing the building to the
building committee.
Decorator Frank L. Ellis address
ed the dads relative to repainting the
interior of the city building. The
matter vas deferred. upon advise of
the building committee, until the
present unfinished work of remodel
ing the building had been paid for.
Henry Niehaus, South Mill street,
asked that a square of the street be-
tween Logan and Washington streets
be fixed up. The street committee
reported that they had already inves-
tigated that portion of the street re-
ferred to, but could not repair it un-
III llC NNclIhCl ltbu oCbbASNs
]. j. Cast addressed council relative
to storm sewer on east side of town
and presented petition signed by
many east side property owners ask
ing for the improvement of sewer be-
ginning on North Buckeye street,
thence south to Wayne, west to Cher
ry, south to Warren, west to Ash,
south to center and emptying into the
big three foot sewer at the intersec-
ton of Main and Center streets. Mr..
Cast stated that the petitioners want
ed a sewer sufficiently large to care
for the water, and also said that they
did not want the sewer started fur
ther north than the lots are laid out. !
The petition was accepted and Engi-
ner Fishbaugh employed to draw
plans, specifications. estimates and
profiles on the proposed improvement
acting in conjunction and on the ad-
wise of the sewer committee.
Beiersdorfer, chairman, of sewer
committee, asked for information as
to where work could be started on ex-
tension of sanitary sewer system.
Solicitor Johnson advised as to the
mode of procedure and council or
dered that the engineer in charge
make an estimate of the uncompleted
portion of the sanitary sewer system
as outlined by the former council, and
submit his report at the next meeting
SO that the work could be advertised |
and sold for completion.
A resolution was passed ordering |
survey, plat, specifications, &c, of the
proposed curb and guttering of East
Fulton street from Main street to
Cory avenue The resolution also
provided for the employment Of Mar
tin Lutz as engineer on the job.
Councilman Rentzsch asked the
mayor what was going to be done
about enforcing the traffic ordinance.
The mayor said he didn't know and |
the matter was referred to the police
committee. Council then adjourned