The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-12-08

Present-The Mayor and Aid. Becke
BAIL, Cave, Fuller, Irwin, Larpenteur an
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PETITIONS.
Of Bert Miller, for liquor license. Ais
of John Beck, for transfer of license fro,
him to Philip Constans. Referred to Con
on Licenses.
Of Julius Georgii and others, for the al
pointment of H. j. Sanderson as Inspecto
and Measurer of Wood.
Aid. Mobiles moved to lay the same O
taule. Lost.
VI b. W. Lott and others, for repeal q
Ordinance relative to Horse Auctions, &c
Referred to Com. on Streets.
A communication was received from s. P
Folsom & Co., as agents of Daniel Breck
asking payment of bond of $3.50 they holt
against the Town of St. Paul. Referred Il
Com. on Claims and Accounts.
REPORTS.
The following report was filed by Tho
City Inspector, which was ordered printed
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council o.
the City Of s.. Paul:
GENTLEMEN Below you will find a re-
port of -four inspected and liquors guaged by
me, commencing 23d October and ending
Goth Nov. 1855:
No. Of Barrels Of Flour. 49,. 1,473
No. of Sacks of Flour. 46l
No. of Barrels of Liquor guaged. 50
Total. 1898
All of which is respectfully submitted.
THOMAS BURTON,
Guager and Inspector.
st. Paul, Nov. 20, 1855.
The City Justice presented the following
report:
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common Council of
the City Of St. Paul.:
The report of the undersigned for the
month of November, 1855, respectfully shows
to your honorable body, that during said
month, and since the date of my last report,
the following causes have been entered and
to wit:
U. S. az. -: Larceny. No return of
process.
U. S. az. James E. Smith: Larceny. No
appearance by Observation-Disclosures dis
charged. a&.gt
City of st. Paul ag Steamboat Navigator:
Discharging on Sunday. Deft. paid $25
line, without suit. Amount, less Marshall's
fees So so, paid City Treasurer
City of St. Paul az. Steamer Alhambra
freight on Sunday. Deft. paid
$25 fine without suit. Amount, less Mar
'hall's fees So so, paid to City Treasurer.
U. S. az. John Dean: Assault and battery.
Deft. not found in the County.
US. az. Dennis Sullivan: Larceny. Deft.
ined $25. Refused to pay fine, was COM
nitted to Jail, and is there yet.
q. S. ag. John Synot: Larceny. Deft.
eturned to confinement in County Jail for
our months. No fine imposed.
U. S. az. Edgar Belden: False pretences.
Dcft. not found in the County, as per return
If officer.
U. S. az. VIM. Golfer: Assault and bat
cry. Dcft. fined SIS. Fine collected and
,aid to City Treasurer.
U. S. az. Charles Golfer: Assault and bat
cry. Dcft. fined SIS. Fine collected and
aid to City Treasurer.
U: S. az. John Hill: Assault and battery.
Trial had, def. discharged.
U. S. az. Christian H. Seimis, John Boss
Ter, and Jacob Leutz: Assault and battery.
)efts. each fined 81 so. Fines, $50 so,
collected and paid to City Treasurer
U. S. az. -, Larceny: No return of
process.
U. S. ag. George Harvey: Assault and
battery. Def. fined $25. Cause appealed
to District Court.
Whole number of causes entered. ii
Whole amount of money collected. $97 SO
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ORLANDO SIMONS,
City Justice of the Peace.
st. Paul, Nov, 80, 1855.
Ordered printed and referred to Comp
troller.
The City Marshall reported receipts for
for the month of November, 1855,
to amount of $l23. Referred to Comptroller.
The Comptroller returned the following
bills audited: August Reihn, LIST qrs. salary
as City Scavenger, $l25; Markley & Kern,
againt Sd Ward, $3.50. Ordered paid.
The City Clerk filed copy of "License
Record" in accordance with resolution of
last meeting. Referred to Comptroller.
The Committee on Licenses reported ia
vorably ON the applications of NJ. S. Gray
and Bert Miller for liquor licenses. Licenses
granted.
The committee on Fire Department pre-
sented the following report, which was ac-
cepted and ordered printed:
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common Com-
Gil Of the City Of 81. Paul.:
The undersigned, the committee on Fire
Department, respectfully beg leave to report
that in accordance with the resolution passed
at the last meeting of the Council, they have
had m interview with the Pioneer, Hook and
Ladder Company:
That after hearing the report which was
read at the last meeting of the Council, and
after explanation made by your committee,
said company with entire unanimity passed
the following resolution:
Resolued, That this company approves Of
the report of the committee on the Fire De-
partment, made to the Common Council Of
the City at their meeting, held on the 29th
day of November; and that the committee
of this company appointed to confer with the
Common Council be instructed to enter into
an arrangement with the Council on the ba
sis of that report.
Your committee believe that the foregoing
resolution embraces the sentiments and views
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