The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-10-19
Proceedings OF the City Council.

Of my Iast report, the following CRIMINAL cases have
been entered and prosecuted, to wit:
United States against Samuel Quinn: Larceny. No
return Of Process.
Do against Eyra Wilson: Larceny Det. dis
charged.
Do AZ. Patrick Filkin: Threats of Violence
No return of Process.
Do az. Daniel Green: Assault and battery.
Def. fined IS and costs. Fine collected
and paid to City Treasurer.
Do ag. Hugh King: Threats of violence. Def.
bound over to keep the peace.
do az Henry Terrell: Assault and battery
Def find R25 and costs. Fine collected and
paid to City Treasurer.
Do az. Rosa Ann Holmes: Assault and battery.
Def discharged.
Do az Hugh Cox: Assault and battery. No
return Of process.
Do AZ N. Z. McEvoy: Assault and battery.
Def. fined $40; Compt., James Graham,
fnsd $40. Fines collected and paid to city
D. . Harvey N. Smith: Assault and battery.
Jury trtal-vsrdict not guilty. Defendant
Do az George R. Wood: Assault and battery.
Jury rial-verdict not guilty. Defendant
discharged.
Do ag George Campbell: Disorderly conduct.
Def bound over to keep the peace.
City Of ST. Paul az Peter keser: Disordery conduct.
Def fined SIS. Fine collected and paid to City
Treasurer.
DO az John Clundrill and Thos. O'Brien: Dis.
orderly conduct. Defts were fined So
judgment not rat6ed-defts committed.
United States sg Joseph O'MaiIey: Larceny. Deft.
fined $25. Fine collected and paid to the City
Treasurer.
City Of St. Paul AZ Thomas Burke and Pat Carroll:
Disorderly conduct. Defts were fined S25. Fine
against Burke collected and paid to City Treasur-
er. Def appealed to Dist Court.
United States az Daniel Kelly: Assault and battery.
Deit fined $40 and costs. Fine collected and paid
to City Treasurer.
United States a. William TAYLOR: Assault and bat
terry. Def fned IS and ceits. Fine collected and
paid TO City Treasurer.
Whole number Of cases entered, 10.
Whole amount of fines collected, $l60.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
ORLANDO SIMOMS,
City Justice Of the Peace
Saint Paul, October l, 1856.
On motion Of Alderman Becker, the City Marshall
directed to institute prosecutions against all per
sons who have violated the Town Ordinances rela-
tive to racing horses within the limits of the Corpor-
alton.
Alderman Mobiles asked and obtained leave to in
troducs "An Ordinance regulating the Riding and
Driving Of Horses, &C.. in the streets of the City Of
st. Paul." which was read first time.
On motion, the rules were supended, and the Ordi-
nance was read second time by its sections and
passed:
BILLS PRESENTED.
James A. Case, City Surveyor, two month. salary.
$500. Referred to Comptroller.
James A. Case, against LIST ward, $50 IS; I'd do,
SIS Is; ID do. ..$2s so. Referred to Aid. of the
respective wards.
Orlando Simons, City Justice, six months salary,
$l2s.
J. B. Bri'bin. City Attorney, two quarters salary,
$75. Referred to Comptroller.
G. w. BiddIe, for rent of building for Pest House,
SIS. Referred to Comnitteo on Clans and Ac.
counts. -sl.. ESQ .~.E .ssa4
On motion Of Aid. Becker, it was
Resolved, That committee Of three be appointed
to inquire whether any Of the City Officers have
elected or are negeeting their duties officers Of
this city, either under the Act Of Incorporation, or
the Ordinances Of the City, with instructions to re-
port at the next meeting of the Council.
The Mayor appointed Aid. Becker ,Larpentsur and
Knox, such committee.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
ALEX. RAMSEY, Mayor.
At.sst:-Sherwood Hough, Clerk.