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waj cleaned up last year, and e exceptions, compares tolerably the Goshen cemetery. It is ouelest in the coanty, althoagh there ear as many fine monuments as in r. In passing through a few days noticed the names on the tomb* eery many whom we knew in life •vtjj thirty years ago, and others such later period. The first little the right, as you enter, has a plain .rble slab, with the simple name engraved upon it. It would le attention of any parent having lild of the same age and name. res of Col. Jackson's family are all r fitted up, and have fine marble les; and the iron-railing around iris’ lot attracts particular atten-5re are also buried Alexander and i Irwin, Jesse Weddell, Jacob John Longacre, Matthew Boyd, n Denny, Samuel Orr, Samuel William Beane, Hiram Morehouse, ireb, John D. Elsea, Elias Riggs Mrs. A. L. Myers, Mr. Seaman, ice, (who was shot by her son,) s of others of the early settlers we ntion if space would permit NotSee. 16. Ordinance*, resolution! and reports iray be committed and re-committed at tbapleasure of the council.See. 17. When any question has been onco decided in the affirmative or negative, any member voting with tho majority may move a reconsideration thereof, on the same or the next subsequent regular meeting.Sec. 18. When the reading of any paper Is called for, if objections he made, it shall he decided by the council, and no paoer shall be read if .objected to, without the consent of the council.See. 19. All questions shall be propounded in the order in which they are moved, except that in filling blanks, the largest sum and longest time shall be first put. and then the next largest sum, Ae., till the blank he filled.See. 20. When any matter is postponed indefinitely, it shall not be again voted upon during that or the next succeeding meeting.Sec. 21. No ordinance shall pa a or be read the third time in the same meetiLg it was introduced, unless by the suspension ef the rules, which shall require a vote of two-thirds of the members elect.Sec. 22. All ordinances shall be read and voted upon three several times before adoption by call of the roll Abut the votes shall be recorded en the final vote only.Sec. 23. a motion to lay on the table, or to adjourn, shall not be debatable.See. 24. Each ordinance introduced, shall be numbered as Introduced, and when in the order of basinets, ordinances on their third reading are reached, the ordinances shall be taken up in the order of their number, unless the eonncll shall by vote, upon motion, determine to take up any one particular ordinance. But when any ordinance is finally adopted it shall then be numbered next in order to the adopted one last preceding.abated such nuisance; and sball therefore be entitled to receive in bthalf of, and for the use of, the city, from the person so suffering or occasioning such nuisance, double the cost of removing or abating such nuisance, which casts shell be recoverable by action, in the name of the city, against such person, as In cases of fines er forfeitures.Sec. 11. He shall be industrious and vigilant in preventing any infraction of the ordinances of said city, and bringing offenders against them to justice, and also in causing the prevention or punishment of offenses against the penal laws of the State of Indiana, committed within said city; and in suppressing disturbances, riots, affrays, and ether breaches of the peace therein.Sec. 12. It shall be his duty when any violation of any of the ordinances of said ci*y, or of any offense against the p*nal laws of the State of Indiana, occurs within said city, either in bis view or when the same is brought to his knowledge, to arrest the person so offending, and cause a proper complaint to be made against such offender before the major of the city of Hoshen, Indiana,or other officer having jurisdic-tfon of the offense, without delay, and bring the offending party to speedy trial and punishment therefor.Sec. IS. Ha shall keep an accurate account of all moneys received by him on account of said city, and pay the same to tbe treasurer or mayor thereof, and take bis receipt therefor, and make a detailed statement at the first regular meeting of tbe common council in eaeb month, of tbe moneys received, of whom received, the amount received, on what accont the same was received, and hew the same was disposed of.Sec. 14. He shall have supervision of sidewalks, and report to the proper committee any dangerous or defective side-walk which may come to bis knowledge; and he shall at once notify owners oroeeopants of premises to repairtba aama. and in naan nf failure so to do. snailly crlimtti lion t ceediOrdLSee. 1 horse at la shall after or ca or sh ponnlt; Setmars!key vsistinand ianimiin foihorsegivinof aahorsehigh*of hitspeeishallfit ofSet lawfu tbe ei jure t■ win*finedSetand tshall For t Subsi Adve For t
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Goshen Democrat

Goshen, Indiana, US

Wed, Jun 03, 1868

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