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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856<br />
Abstracts 3515 - 3526<br />
STREETS<br />
3613 - L Jan. 29: 1/4 - Yesterday R. R. Herrick was discharged of a Lharge<br />
of violating the sicewalk clearing ordinance. (1)<br />
3515 - L Apr. 9: 1/4 - James Ross was fined $1.67 yesterday for obstructing<br />
the sidewalk wi th salt barrels. (1)<br />
3516 - L Apr. 29: 1/4 - Henry Terence was fined $5 and costs yesterday for<br />
depositing a nuisance in the street. (1)<br />
3517 - L May 5: 1/4 - E. F. Wilson was fined $1 on May 3 for having filth<br />
in the streets. (1)<br />
3518 - L May 6: 1/4 - Charles Warnett, Augustus Teals, and Thomas Harvey<br />
were sent to prison for three days yesterday for removing sand from the<br />
streets. (I)<br />
3519 - L May 13: 1/4 - David Cook was fined $3 and costs yesterday for<br />
hitching a horse so as to disturb shade trees. (1)<br />
3520 - L May 14:3/2 - At the city council meeting last night a survey of<br />
Terrace st., from Detroit st. to the lot of L. C. Chapman, was authorized.<br />
Chapman was given permission to work on the street at his own expense. (1)<br />
3521 - L Aug. 11:3/2 - Wilson ave. is one of the finest drives in or near<br />
the city. It is used extensively every morning by young-bloods who try<br />
the stuff that horseflesh is made of. (I)<br />
3522 - L Nov. 10: 1/4 - A man named ______ Kimball was fined $1 and costs<br />
on Nov. 8 for obstructing streets. (1)<br />
3523 - L Dec. 10: 1/4 - John Brown was fined $1 and costs yesterday for<br />
obstructing sidewalks. (I)<br />
Cleaning<br />
3524 - L Jan. 17: 1/4 - The city council met last night and passed a resolution<br />
providing that city sidewalks shall be cleared of ice and snow.<br />
The people are gratified to see that the resolution is to be made effective.<br />
(2)<br />
3525 - L Apr. 23: 3/2 - At the ci ty counci 1 meeting last night the board of<br />
city improvements was authorized to proceed with the cleaning of the streets.<br />
(1)<br />
3526 - L Apr. 29; ed:2/1 - Citizens are constantly annoyed either by dust<br />
or mud, and sometimes by both, because the streets are not cleaned and<br />
sprinkled. This could be done on the contract system. If someone were<br />
employed to remove the mud and dirt from the streets, that person would
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