The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-04-14
Proceedings Of Council.


vine, Knox and Kreiger.
REPORTS.
The City Justice made his report for the month
of March. Accepted and ordered to be print
ed.
To, the Mayor and Common Council of the
City Of st. Paul:
The report of the undersigned Justice of the
Peace Of said city, for the month of March.
1855. respectfully shows to your Honorable
body, that during the said month, the following
criminal prosecutions and actions for violation
Of City Ordinances have been instituted, to
wit:
The city of ST. Paul against Patrick Fitzger-
aid and John Fitzgerald--rotous conduct.
Defendants fined So SO each. Fine collected
and paid to City Treasurer.
United States against Thomas Hays-assault
and battery.
Defendant fined $40 and costs. Judgment
satisfied.
United States against John Morau-assault
and battery.
Defendant discharged.
United States against James Farmer-assault
aud battery.
Defendant fined SIS and costs. Fine paid.
The city of st. Paul against Catharine Wells
selling liquor without license.
| Judgment in favor of Plaintiff for one hun
dred dollars. Fine not satisfied. --.-
| The city of st. Paul against James Farmer
selling liquor without license.
| Cause discontinued by Plaintiff.
United States against Peter Yost-injury t.
real property.
Still pending.
In the case of the United States against vii
lis A. German the Defendant has been discharg
ed since the date OF my last report on the
| IF u:l OTxv nr
! the part of the prosecution
al Of which is respectfully submitted,
ORLANDO SIMONS,
| City Justice of the Peace.
The committee on Printing reported Messrs
Owens, Moore Pratt's bill as correct Re-
ierred to Comptroller.
The Comptroller returned F. Mccormick 3 bill
against the Commissioners of Third Ward, duly
audited at $40.
Ordered to be paid out of the funds of said
Ward.
BILLS AND ACCOUNTS.
C.. A. Dressler, clerk of election Sd Ward
1915, So 90.
W. Cranwcll, clerk OF election Sd Ward, 1855
| S4 90.
John NJ. Troll, inspector of election Sd Ward
81 co.
Orlando Simons, City Justice, 18th quarters
salary, s62 so.
ID. Goodrich, City Physician, 4th quarters
salary, SIS 90.
I'D. Goodrich, City Physician, balance due
on lst quarters salary, $50 90.
Sherwood Hough, City Clerk, 4th quarters
salary, ss7 SO.
D. G. Cooley, City Attorney, 4th quarters
salary, SIS 90.
d. c. Cooley, Commissioner to draft Ordi-
nances, $500 90.
c. L. Emerson, for printing notices, IS 90.
All referred to committee On claims and &C.
counts.
The election returns of the several Wards of
the city of St. Paul for the year A. D. 1855, hav-
ing been filed and duly examined,
On motion of Aid. Knox, it was
ResolUed, That Alexander Ramsey, having
received the greatest number CT votes for May
or, Daniel Rohrer, for Treasurer, and William
r. Miller. for Mashal, be and they are hereby
declared duly elected to their respective Offices
for the ensuing year;
And it further appearing that the following
persons were duly elected in the several wards
of the city as follows:
IN THE FIRST WARD.
VIM. H. Mobiles. for Alderman for two years;
G. II. Schurmeir, one year.
S. J. Wood, for Constable.
IN THE SECOND WARD.
Cha's S. Cave, Alderman for two years;
A. l.. Larpenteur " one year.
Michael O,Neill, for Constable.
IN THE THIRD WARD.
John r. Irvine, Alderman for two years;
A. G. Fuller, one year.
Willis A. German, for Constable.
On motion of Aid. Krciger, it was
Reso!red, That they be and are hereby de-
clared duly elected to their respective offices.
1t appearing from the election returns of the
First Ward, that P. w. Nichols was elected
Justice of the Peace Of said Ward,
On motion of Aid. Knox, it was
Resolued, That the election p. W. Nichols to
the Office of Justice of the Peace for the First
Ward, be and the same is hereby declared ille-
gal and void, for want Of proper notice thereof.
On motion of AID. Knox,
Resolved, That committee of three-one
from each Ward-be appointed to wait upon
his Honor, Alex. Ramsey, Mayor elect, and in
form him of his election as Mayor of the City Of
st. Paul.
The President appointed Aldermen Knox,
Cave and Irvine as that committee.
On motion of Aid. BAIL,
1t was ordered that the Clerk notify the Aid
ermen and Constables elect Of the several wards
of their election.
1t was ordered that the Marshal be authorized
to make certain alterations for the purpose of
charging the Council Room, and to supply
tables and desks for the convenience of the
Council.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
GEO. l.. BECKER,
President.
SHERWOOD HoUGu, City Clerk.
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