Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Council Reports.

Council RePOrts.
The following report from. the Chief ol
Police was submitted and ordered published
| To the Honorable the President and tie Comn,on
Council Of the citqof ST. Paul: '"--
GENTLEMEN: herewith transmit to your honor
| able body the arrests made during the two weeks
ending: pm @'i.s'E-- H12 aDIET-loGjs ,-C.-. .
Nov. Is, Christian Moore, selling liquor without
license, by officer O'Gorman. -nl57 :. a.. -.
Nov. Is, Mr.. Chambau, draying without license,
Nov. Is, VIM. Perkins, fast driving, by officer
Gooding. -, .....-- -a
Waters. no.. r9jt5' Hra ..gro,--' ~.
Nov. 10, Monihon, intoxication, by officer Good
Nov. q, Theodore H. Morhemis, selling liquor
on Sunday, by officer O'Gorman. - f..
Noy. 81, 7: N Smith, teaming without license,
Nov. 22, Julia Lefever, improper conduct, by
officer Miller. . ''>-'
Nov. "a VIM. L. Hart, assault and battery, by
Nov. "a, Julius E. Lulls, assault and battery, by
Nov. "a, E. Dings disorderly conduct, by officer
Waters .9rG7 70 lrrO'' a.cg.-'' ~.
Nov. 26. +. E. Collins, selling Of auction without
license, by otier O'Gorman.
Nov. %, I. P. Kren. trespass, by officer Nor
ton. t..r - =.
Respectfully submitted,
~. - JNO. O'GORMAN, Chief of Police.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 29, 1852
The following report from the City Justice
was submitted, ordered printed and referred
to the Comptroller. ..'. ....
7oths Honorable the President and Common Coun-
cA OF fhS C5tU OF 81 raul:
GENTLEMEN During the week ending this
day the following cases have been brought
before the Police Court Of said city, to wit:
The City of st. Paul ag. Theodore II. Morhemis-
selling liquor Sunday night, contrary to ordin.
ance. Deft. fined ten dollars. Fine collected
IS, cash, and 90, City scrip-and paid to City
Treasurer. ...'. '.
The same ag. Milton NJ. Smth-drsying without
license Deft acquitted.
The same ag. VIM. L. Hart and Julius E. Lull-
assault and battery. Defts. each fined five dol
lars. Fine collected in City Scrip and paid to
City Treasurer.
The same az. Francis f. Collins-selling at auction
without license. Deft. fined three dollars. Fine
collected in City Scrip and pald to City Treas
urer.
Amt collected as above, and paid to City Treas-
urer. Observation-Disclosures. 90.
Respectfully submitted,
ORLANDO SIMONS, City Justice.
Saint Paul, Nov. %, 1859.
The City Justice submitted his weekly re-
port. Accepted, ordered printed, and refer
red to the Comptroller
To the Honorable the President and Common Coun-
cIof the city Of st. Pw:
GENTLEMEN: During the week ending this day,
the following causes have been brought before the
Police Court of said City, to wit:
The City of St. Paul ag. VIM. Perkins,-fa driv-
ing. Deft. fined five dollars. Fine collected in
cash, and paid to City Treasurer.
The same az. Sheffield Corteau-assault and bat
terry. Delft fined five dollars. Fine collected
in City Scrip and paid to City Treasurer.
The same az. Christian Moore-selling liquor with
out license-Deft fined five dollars, and commit
ted IN default of payment
Amount collected and paid to City Treasurer, as
above $1,000.
Respectfully submitted,
ORLANDO SIMONS, City Justice.
st. Paul, Nov. 81, 1859.
The Wharf Master submitted his weekly
report, which was accepted, ordered printed
and referred to Comptroller:
To the Honorable the President and Common Coun-
cii Of The Cnycf st. Paul:
WHARFAGE ACCOUNT FROM NOV. nth, TO kov. 29rH.
Date. Steamer. Tons Rate. Amt.
Nov. -. .Keokuk, .220 80. 100
Nov. -. Chippewa ............. Is .... .... 875
sl4!s
sl4oo
Respectfully submitted,
A. R. KEEPER, Wharf Master.
The City Treasurer presented the following
report, which was accepted, ordered printed,
and referred to Comptroller:
To tile Honorable tile President and Common Coun-
eli Of the city Of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN The receipts of the Bridge above
expenses for the week ending November 2lst,
were. .....................$ $l4l SO
OF which amt the Contractors
received. .S47.2l
The balance is to the credit of
Bridge Company .............. 94.4l
$l4l.62-$l4l.6 81
For week ending Nov. %, net receipts. .slos 4C
10 Contractors. $36 46
To credit of Bridge Company. 1894
slos 4o-slo9 40
Respectfully submitted.
CHAS. A. MORGAN,
City Treasurer.
st. Paul, Nov. 20, 1859.
The following report was received from the
Chief Engineer and ordered printed.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINKkR.
Fire Department, City of St. Paul,
November 2lst, 1889. }
To tie Honorable the President and Common Conn
Gil Of tho city Of Saint Paul:
In compliance with the Charter and Ordinances
of the City, present herewith the annual report
of my department and the condition of the organ
izatiou under my charge. 1t is with qualification
that am enabled to furnish such details as exhib-
it the Fire Department ofthis City TO be III -four
| ishing condition.
The administration of the duties of my position
have been so far as my own power extended, mark
ed with economy, though at the same time not
permitting the Department to be weakened by
withholding such expenditures in my judgment
were judiciOus and necessary.
FORCE THE DEPARTMENT