Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-10

incompleteness.
Providing bountiful supply Of good wate,
IL IN absolute necessity, and I am especially
pleased that the new charter proposes an in
crease in the efficiency of this important factor
Of civilization.
| have no especial recommendations to max.
to-day, other than the number of patrolmeu il
. city of forty-fve thousand people, spread
over 50 large an area, ia inadequate for the pro
lection of the city, and the enforcement Of ii
laws. cannot but feel that the interests Of
the city would be more fully conserved by the
addition Of four more patrolmen to the present
force of sixteen making twenty in all, and il
the increase meets your appreciation l ask your
concurrence in the appointment of the last
| four mentioned in the list of appointments
| submitted in my communication to-day.
We have the most attractive young city in
Gus in its gigantic infancy, and it is marching
ON with powerful strides into the grand posses.
sion of the metropolitan cities of America.
The trust con6ded in us-and regard it as
| sacred one-is to use any and oil means that
| are lawful and honorable, that will tend to in.
crease ito prosperity and elevate the moral tone
of the people
We must guard with the utmost vigilance
everything belonging to the administration Of
the government, that We may not become i'm.
poverished and debt-laden. and ultimately find
ourselves in the condition of some Of the rep
PREVENTATIVE ClSle6 IN Tue G36Gs
thank you for your attention, and hope
that the utmost harmony and good feeling may
characterize your deliberations. pledge my
hearty and earnest support to any and all req
sonAble acts that will lead to the plishmepi
of what feel assured is as near and dear to
You a. myself; that is, the growth and prosperi.
| ty Of the city-the peace and happiness of ita
citisens-ever remembering. and never forget
ting that we are but the servants of the people.
ErKf.rYON OF OFFYcERa
The council then proceeded to elect officers
for the ensuing year. Frank Mead declined to
be . candidate for clerk, but was nevertheless
voted for. We give below the formal ballots
among the informal.
4eAan A1aG1ne~s ..........'.......l II
Frank J. Mead Observation-Disclosures.
Selah Matthews was declared elected.
CITY ATTORNEY.
Wm: 1ocnlen. II
+. n. Wilson. Observation-Disclosures. Z
n. y. benton, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. Lochren was declared elected.
o1TY ENGINEER.
Andrew Rinker -. $3.50. ID
Scattering ..................S
MIR. Rinker was declared elected.
SUPERINTENDENT OF WATER WORKS.
J. w. Pomeroy. IA
James Chalmers q
!. b. baHsett. Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Pomeroy was declared elected.
HEALTH OFFICER.
y. !. EVane.... ....................ll
a. A. a: Ames '''...'............ E
Or. Kelly. ............ ..................... !
DR.. Evans was declared duly elected.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
Acsn OU
elected.
Second Assessor-G. B. Dake IL; Ed. A,
Cramsie z. Dake elected.
Third Assessor-W. A. Barnes IL; Ed. A,
Cramsie 8; scattering /. Barnes elected.
STREET COMMISSIONERS AND 4TH WARDS.
w. i. bohan. ....................ll
J.JJ. Coulter. Observation-Disclosures. 2
STREET ooMM1ss1oNEB-4TH AND 9th WARDS.
Q. u. Ferrel. Observation-Disclosures 10
ID. Buxton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
PoURD MASTER.
jerry Sullivan had IS votes to scattering,
and was declared elected.
NAMES OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The clerk then read the names of the stand
ing committees for 1878:
Ways and Means-Andrews, Woodward, Sny-
ker, Nelson, Hangar.
salaries-Camp, Smith, Woodward, Walsh,
Watt.
Claims-snyder, Woodward, Andrews, Morse,
Walsh.
Taxes Woodward, Camp, Snyder, Nelson,
Walsh.
Licenses Nelson, Andrews Gale. Snyder,
Morse.
Bonds Of City O&cers-H.ugan, Andrews,
Smith, Watt, Lyons.
Account. Of City Officers Camp, ellison,
Gale, Watt, Hangar.
Public Grounds and Buildinps-Gilson Snv-
der, Camp, Anderson, Bendike.
Roads and Bridges-Camp, ellison, Gale,
Morse, Thielen.
Street Grades and Additions-Gale Gibson.
Walsh, Barnes, Anderson.
Fire Department-smith, Woodward, Bar
Water works-Woodward, Camp, Anderson,
Bendike, Thielen.
Gas-Barrows, Gibson, Smith, Thielen,
Morse.
Sewerage Gale, Barrows, Lyons,
Bendike.
Markets--Lyons, Barrows, Morse, Gale, Han
Printing Snyder. Gibson, Barrows Watt,
Nelson.
Railroads Morse, Smith. Camp. Thielen,
Hangar.
Police-Anderson, Snyder, Nelson, Hangar,
Lyons.
Health-Bendeke, Gale, Lyons.
Csncellation-Gilson. Andrews, Smith.
Ordinances-Walsh. Smith, Anderson,
Rules-Barrows, woodward, Watt.
POLICE FORCE.
The mayor presented the following list Of po-
lice officers:
a. g. Munger. Chief of Police.
A. G. Berry, Captain.
John West, Sergeant
d. Hoy, Detective.
Q. u. Batchellor, Jailor.
6tyles Gray, Court Officer.
Jesas Williams, Court Officer.
And the following patrolmen: r. p. West.
Ota Wssc0tt John Burns, g. Walton. Ionis
eAlbsse. Patrick Daily, Peter NcKsFnap.