The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-07-14

Of the City Of st. Paul;
The report of the undersigned for the month
of June, 1855, respectfully shows that during
said month. and since the date tf my last re
port, the following actions have been entered,
prosecuted and determined. to wit:
United States against YIN Linden: assault and
battery.
Defendant fined FIVE dollars and costs. Fine
collected and paid to City Treasurer.
The City of st. Paul against Amherst Wilough-
by: erection of wooden buildings within fire
limits.
Defendant ined fifty dollars and costs Cause
appealed to District Court
United States against John Leclaire: Larceny.
Process not yet returned.
United States against Michael Marony: Lar
ceny.
Defendant fined ten dollars and costs. Judc.
ment not satisfied. Defendant given in charge
of Officer O'Neill.
United States against Daniel Kelley and James
Grant: larceny.
Defendant James Grant discharged Defend
ant Daniel Kelley. ordered to recognize in the
sum Of two hundred dollars, for his appearance
at next term of District Courtfor Ramsey coun-
ty. Recognizancc given.
United States against Henry Bokcrtelt: assault
and battery.
Cause discontinued.
The City of St. Paul against Jacob ". Bass:
nuisance.
Defendant discharged.
United States against Margaret Brandon and
Mary O'Conner: assault and battery.
Defendant Mary O'Conner not found. De-
PENDANT Margaret Brannan fined five dollars
and costs. Fine collected and paid to City
Treasurer.
The City OF ST. Paul against Jacob Yearaus:-
Disorderly conduct.
Defendant fined five dollars and COSTS Fine
collected and paid to City Treasurer.
The City OF st. Paul against Elijah 3. Michell:
Disorderly conduct.
Defendant fined five dollars and costs Fine
collected and paidto City Treasurer.
United States against Margaret Brannan: as
sault and battery.
Defendant and complainant (Ann Harris)
each ordered to recognize in the sum Of one
hundred dollars to keep the peace generally
and toward each other in particular for the
period of SIX months Rccognizance given.
The City of st. Paul against George Brouen:
carrying without license.
Defendant discharged upon payment of costs
The City of st. Paul against Christian Fridagh
disOrderly conduct.
Defendant discharged
United States against D. NJ. Smythe: assault
and battery.
Defendant fined fire dollars aud COSTS Fine
collected and paid to City Treasurer
Uuited States against Edward Heeuan: assault
and battery.
Defendant fined ten dollars and costs. Fine
collected and paid to City treasurer
United States against Nicholas ucndy; assault
and battery.
Process not returned.
The City of St. Paul against - Undcrwood
Selling fresh meats in the street.
Process not returned.
United States against Peter Holland, John Kel
ley and Patrick Dewitt: assault and battery.
Defendant Peter. Holland fined twenty-five
dollars defendant John Kelley fined fifty dol
lars. defendant Patrick Dewitt fined one hun
dred dollars and costs. Fines collected and paid
to City Treasurer.
United States against George Stally: assault
and battery.
Defendant fined FIVE dollars and costs. Judg-
ment not satisfied. Defendant given in custo.
dy of Officer Powers.
United States against Alex Delew: assault and
battery.
Defendant fined five dollars and costs. Fine
collected and paid to City Treasurer.
United States against Alex. Etcral: assault
and battery.
Defendant discharged.
Whole number Of complaints entered 21
Number of complaints discharged 6
Whole amount of fines collected S2l5 90
Amount not yet collected, 10 90
All of which is respectfully submitted,
ORLANDO SIMONS,
City Justice o! the Peace.
St. Paul. June 30tb, 1855.
The City Marshal made report for month of
June, 1855, showing receipts for dray, exhbi
ton and theatrical licenses 10 the amount of
s375.0o; for Wharfage, s2l3OO; Total
S5ss.OO.
Aid. Knox, OF committc on Fire Department,
to whom was referred memorial of Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company, relative to pur-
chase of fire engine. made areport recommend
ing the purchase of Messsrs McCloud and
Ritchie's engine, and that the same be placed
in charge of said Hook and Ladder Company.
Laid on table.
Jas. A. Case. City Surveyor, made report
of grades established since his last mocthly re-
port. accompanied with bill for services rem
dered by himself and assistants, as follows:
LIST ward, May $3.50, June SI4.75-s402
I'd Apl SI3 May S4475June So 62.75
Sd " SIS. S47,75, $685. 1900
Total $500
Report laid on table.
The Comptroller returned follow ng accounts
as duly audited:
Sisters Of st. Joseph. two bills amounting to
slS2. R. M.Spencer $3.50 Ordered paid.
Committee on Claims and Accounts returned
Thomas WA's bill of IS for keeping prisoners,
as correct. Referred to Comptroller.
Inc committee on licenses, to whom was re-
TERED the petitions ofMichael Lynch and u
rich Segertheler, for licenses to retail lionor
report favorably thereon. Licenses granted.
ORDINANCES.
Previous notice having been given. Aid.
Cave introduced can Ordinance reuulat;no
the time. manner, and place ofholding auctions
for the sale Of horses, cattle, &C., within the
city of st. Paul, and for other purposes Read
first time, and on notice the rules were sns-
pended. Ordinance read second time and
passed unanimously @ &
AID. Fuller asked for suspension of rules in
order to introduce IAN Ordinance to prevent
the filing up of bitches and sewers within the
city so as to obstruct the free passage of the
water therein
Rules suspended, Ordinance read first and
second time and passed unanimously.