The weekly Minnesotian., 1855-08-04

Tenth street. Ordered that the Clerk cause
the publication of the necessary notice.
or F. E. Collins and others, for amendment
of Ordinance regulating the time and place of
sale of horses, cattle, &C., at Auction. Prayer
of Petitioners granted by adoption of amend
ments hereinafter mentioned.
Of VIM. Dahl, asking a report from Com
mittee on Claims and Accounts upon bill
heretofore presented to Council and referred
to said Committee. Petition referred to Com.
on Claims and Accounts.
Aid. Cave asked a suspension of the rules in
order to introduce certain amendments to
Ordinance No. %, regulating the time, manner
and place Of holding Auctions for the sale of
cattle, horses, &C., as follows THAT section
Of said Ordinance be amended by striking out
the words Wabashaw street, between Third
street and Eighth street" and inserting in lieu
thereof the words "Fourth street. from jack
son to Market street. and on Main street from
Anthony street," Also, to amend section of
said Ordinance by striking out that portion of
said section limiting the sale days to Monday,
Wednesday. and Friday of each week.
Rules suspc nded and amendments adopted.
Aid. Mobiles asked a suspension of rules in
order to introduce certain amendments to
Ordinance No. 80. relative to Porters and Run
ners, &C., as follows TO amend section of
said Ordinance by filing the blank therein by
inserting the words twenty-fve." Also, by
inc hofo ho dc 6 tho ebcn 20
in the last part of said section. the following
Provided further, That all runners for
steamboats,. and all other persons, are forbidden
to solicit passengers for any steamboat to take
passage upon any boat then, or to be at the
Levee, or departing or about to be departing
from the Levee. for any port above or below
the port of ST. Paul.
Rules suspended and amendments passed.
REPORTS.
The City Attorney made report in the matter
of Marshall & Co.'s judgment againt the Town
of st. Paul. for S263 &C, damages and COSTS
Report accepted, and on motion of Alderman
Fuller, orders were directed to be drawn in
favor of Marshall g. Co., for the amount Of their
judgment against the town of St. Paul. upon
their satisfying the same of record.
The City Justice fled the following report:
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council of the City Of st. Paul.:
The Report of the undersigned for the month
of July 1855. respectfully shows that during
said month. and since the date of my last re-
port, the following causes have been entered
and determined, to wit:
United States agt. Louis observation-disclosures
of violence. Process not returned.
United States agt. Mary O'Conner-As-
sault and battery. Process not returned
The City o( st. Paul agt. .Michoel 7obee--
Disorderly conduct. Defendant fined twenty
five dollars. ne collected and paid to City
Treasurer.
United States agt. Joseph Iuttle--Assault
and battery. Defendant fined twenty-five dol
lars. Fine collected and paid to City Treas
urer.
United States. I'd action, agt. Joseph Tut
he--Assault and battery. Defendant fined
twenty five dollars. Fine collected and paid
to City Treasurer.
United States. Sd action. agt. Joseph Tuttle
Assault and battery. Defendant fined twen-
ty-fve dollars. Fine collected and paid to
City Treasurer.
The City Of st. Paul agt. .adant Hine-.Vi-
olation of carrying Ordinance. Process not
returned.
The City Of St. Paul agt Morris T. Allen
Nuisance. Cause discontinued
United States agt. James GiHin-Assault
and battery. Process not returned.
United States agt. .andre,O Weich--Assault
and battery. Defendant fined five dollars
Fine collected and paid to City Treasurer.
United States agt, Mary FrM-Threats of
violence. Defendant discharged.
Uu1fpd SfOfPs aVt 1f0r1 HILL
Process not returned.
United States agt. Lyman To,ole-Larceny.
Process not returned.
The City of st. Paul agt. Ed,oard Ham
n,ond and Timothy O'Brien-l lDisorderly con-
duct. Deiendents were each fined ten dollars.
and in default Of payment were committed.
After confinement Of ten days in the county
Jail the defendents, being entire strangers here
and in q stale Of great destitution and wholly
unable to pay the fine or any part thereof,
were discharged by my order.
United States agt Bridget Burke-Larceny.
Process not returned.
United States agt. Baptiste Leciair-Lar-
ceny. Defendant fined fifteen dollars, and in
default of payment he was Committed to the
county Jail, where few days afterwards he
suddenly died.
The City of St. Paul agt. Peter o. To,one
-Disorderly conduct Defendant fined fifteen
dollars. Fine Collected and paid to City
Treasurer.
The city of St. Paul agt. John Groms-
FOrestalling the market. Defendant fined
twenty five dollars Fine collected and paid
to City Treasurer.
The City Of st. Paul agt Erdncis E. COL
ins-ViolatiOn of Auction Ordinance No ap-
pearance on the part of the City. Defendant
discharged.
The city of St. Paul agt. Dayton 3; Paet-
ard-ViOlatiOn of Auction Ordinance. No
| appearance on the part Of the City. Defendant
discharged.
United States agt. Lyman c. Dayton-As-
! sault and battery. Defendant fined five dol
| lars. Fine collected and paid to City Treas
! urer.
United States agt Pan Kzeik-Threats OF
violence. Process not returned.
United States agt. Thomas Ihomas-Tres-
pass Defendant fined three dollars. Fine
collected and paid to City Trcrs.rer.
The City Of st. Paul agt. Francis E. Col
iins--Nnsance. Nuisance abated by Defen.
dant. No fine.
United States agt Ed,oard FYinn-Larceny
Defendant discharged.
United States agt. Jacob Casser-Threats
of Violence. No appearance by prosecution
Defendant discharged.
United States agt. Patrick Sullivan
Threats of violence. Defendant discharged.
The City Of st. Paul agt. Thomas Quinn
Carrying without license No appearance by
the City. Cause dismissed.
The City Of st. Paul agt. Michael O'Con
nor-Carrying without license. No appear
ance by the City. Cause dismissed.
The Cify of st. Paul agt. David Dov-Nui.