<​10​> Genl. J. Smith moved that the Inhabitants of this shall keep their Children at Home, except on lawful business, on Sundays, & from Skating on the Ice, & from marauding upon their Neighbours Property, & any Persons refusing to do the same, shall pay five Dollars Fine for every offence for the same & which Resoln. was carried Unanimously.

The Bill relative to Weights & Measures, was repassed, & two

<​11​> The Committee on Improvements to whom was referred <​the​> Petn. for the opening of Wells St. from the , North, Reported, & Recommended sd. St. to be opened. which Report was Recd., & the Petn. Granted.—

<​12​> Upon Motion of Genl. it was Resolved that the City Collector, be Authorized to collect the City Tax.

<​13​> Resolved that so much of Warsaw St. as has been heretofore located, be removed farther Eastward, to Correspond with the City Survey.—

<​14​> The Select Committee to whom referred a Petn. for, & a agst., opening Kimball Street, Reported, & Recommended that so much of the Petn. be granted, as that Kimball St. be opened from Hibbards East Line, East to Barlow Street, which Report was recd., & adopted.—

<​15​> Resolved that it be the Rule of this Council to grant all Petitions from the Citizens of this , <​for the opening of Streets,​> at the expence of said Petrs., if there is no Remonstrance against the same by more than <​an​> equal <​number of​> Names.—

<​16​> Resolved that all the Laws & Ordinances passed by this City Council, up to this day inclusive, be published in pamphlet form, at the expence of the .

<​17​> Resolved that all Carrion be removed without the Bounds of this , <​or buried 3 feet under the surface of the Ground,​> by or at the expence of the Person or Persons owning the Animal when it Died, [p. 18]