Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-17
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CITY COUNCIL.
.Meettng Last Night Polling Place. and
Judges of Election Appointed - Other

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Meeting Last gAt--Polgs,s0 Place. and
Judges of Election Appointed - other
| Regular BuSiness. aas rss
Communication from Mayor Rand appoint
ing Martin G.. Wilson special policeman rat
Milwaukee depot. Appointment confirmed. ),
Communication from Williams & Davidson.
lawyers, in regard to injuries received by their
CLIENT W. 81. Chase, on April 26th, while walk
ing on Hennepin avenue, and asking damages
or they would sue the city on behalf of their
client Referred to the city attorney.
Petition for establishing a grade on Sixth
street SOUTH East Division. Referred to CITY
Petition from 81. Krkwood to erect a fire.
proof building on First street and First avenue
| south. Petition granted. &
Several petitions received for the placing of
Globe gas lights at different points. which were
referred to the; committee on gas, :
Petition from the Street Car Railroad COM
pany to lay single track on Third avenue.
from Washington avenue to Second street. Re
ferred to committee on railroads with oower to
act. ~ - -
The sum of $362.O3 was the amount Of the
bill presented for p1anking approaches to the
east channel bridge. ~
The clerk of the municipal court reported the
sum of $383.40 received from houses Of prosti-
tuition during the month of September, and on
motion check for one-half of the sum was
sent to the treasurer Of Bethany house.
Pound Master Sullivan reported $4,000 re-
celved as fines, and Pound Master Geer the
| sum of $3.50 for the same.
The usual budget of claims against the CITY
were presented and ordered paid. .aa
The committee which was appointed to pur-
chase a lot for No. engine house reported
practicable. Report adopted.
"a number of gas lamps were ordered to be
placed at different points in the city.
An amendment to the ordinance in regard to
weighing hay was read and referred to the
committee on ordinances. ss4
The report of the commissioners awarding
damages and assessing for the opening and lay
ing out of Eighteenth street from Portland
to Park avenue. Report confirmed.
Report of commissioners for awards and as
sessments for the opening and laying ont of
Nineteeth street from Portland to Park avenue
Report confirmed. sfh s'5.
Report of commissioners for assessments
and awards of damages for the laying Of water
mains on Washington avenue from Tenth to
Cedar avenue. Referred to committee Of
Aldermen Hankins, Walsh and Snyder
A number eff assessment lists for laying wa,
ter mains were referred to the special com
mittee.
Aid. Snyder made the following motion, that
the polling places and judges Of election be as
follows: d
First ward-First precinct: The polling
place will be at Germania hose house.
Judges of election-Johr TheileD, Charles
Theilen and w. w. Lyon.
Second precinct-The polling place will be
at Chesley's corner, Fourth avenue northeast
and Fifth street. G
Judges of election-B. F. Nelson, Robert Ir-
win and Ct. B. Dake.
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place will be at Cataract engine house.
Judges of election-William Barron, F.. d.
Peck and George Morse.
Second precinct: The polling place will be
at Stephens store on Main street.
Judges of election-A. r. Camp, F. F. An
drews, Isaac McNair.
Third ward First precinct: The polling place
will be at Teutonia hose house No. 4.
Judges of election-Daniel Waitt II. G.
Morse and @. w. Dawson.
Second precinct: The polling place will be
at w. @. McAbe's grocery store, 500 Washington
avenue north. z
Judges of election-J. W. Anderson. AZ. @.
Austin and A. Bradford.
q Fourth ward-First precinct. The polling
place will be at Hose house No.3 corner Third
and Second street north.
Judges of election-D. Bassett, VIM. Cheney
and John Schenck.
:, Second precinct The polling place will be at
and First avenue north.
Judges of election-J. g. Mcfarland and w.
w. Woodward.
Third precinct-The polling place will be at
Hose house No. 2, on Third street, between
Nicollet avenue and First avenue south.
Judges of election-J. E. Bell, Charles God
ley and f. u. ellison.
Fifth ward-First precinct: The polling place
will be at George Libby's Office, 242 Second
avenue south.
Judges of eIection-M. P. Hawkins, j. q.
Smith and Thomas Linton.
Second precinct-The polling place will be
at the. residence of G. L. Snyder, corner Of
Tenth street and Fourth avenue south.
Judges of election-A. F. Gale, D. @. Bell
and George F. Smith.
n Third 7! precinct-The voting place will be at
engine house, corner of River street and Sixth
avenue south.
Judges of election-F. T.. Smith, John
O'Donnell and w. M. Brackett.
Sixth Ward-First precinct. The polling
place will be at hose house No. 5, corner Of
Washington avenue and Fourteenth avenue
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Judges of election-A. O. Haugan, Matt
Walsh and ]. H. McNally.
Second precinct-The polling place will be at
the grocery store of s. s. johnson, Hardinck
d Co., corner of Eighth street and Thirteenth
avenue south.
Judges of election-F. B. Cornell, John Hin
ton and A. Mitchell.
Third precinct-The polling place will be at
Lauge's grocery store, corner Of Fifth street and
Riverside avenue.
Judges of election-Karl o. Beudeke, Geo.
w. Libby, and Mons. Larson
The motion was adopted, and the council
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