Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-11-07
SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1879
OF Health Inspector Patterson

B SAINT PAUL DAILY
OF Health Inspector Patterson
| Nuisances abated. ...................... 81
Oalls maze. u
Persons arrested. ......................
| Amount of fines collected .....,.....S 4 O0
Accepted.
! REPORT OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF Aims
HOUSE AND HOSPITAL.
Expenditures for month of October,
| 1879. ...$l,S51 70
Receipts from sale of produce, etc.. 10 "a
Excess of expenditures. .......... 81 ,222 0S
Vouchers accompany report.
Referred to Committee on Public 40
| counts. ..-. $685..
At this part of the proceedings, AID.
O'Connor entered and took his seat.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
| OF Committee on Streets
| To tho Honorable, the President and Common
Council of the City of Saint Paul: ire -
GENTLEMEN: The committee to whom was
| referred the petition of Eve Lamprey. admins
| tratrix of the estate of Morris Lamprey, de-
| ceased, in regard to a road known as the ''Ter-
ritorial road" extending from Fuller street to
University avenue, respectfully report,
That after an examination into the matter
| they are satisfied the highway which the petit
| TONERS claim the right to fence up is legal
| highway, but as there seems to be no particular
| necessity for its being kept open longer a. q
public highway, other streets or highways hav-
ing been opened and graded very close to it,
| and no doubt intended to take its place; under
these circumstances your committee report
herewith a petition of property owners, asking
for vacation in the manner provided by law,
for the consideration of the Council.
Very respectfully, -
PASCAL SMITH,
Acting Chairman of Committee on Streets.
Accepted. (See com munication from Eve
Lamprey and others-under head of commu-
nications.)
OF Committee On License
Resolved That beer license No. SO, issued to
John Costello, be transferred to Thos. Higgeny,
to be used only at the place named in original
license, and transfer to be made by endorse
ment on orig inal license.
CHAs. N. BELL,
Chairman.
Adopted.
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
OF Aldermen of First, Second and Fifth
Wards
To whom was referred the report Of the
lower district street inspector, which was re-
ferred to the Council by the Board of Public
Works, with the recommendation that the
Council order the sidewalks laid as described
in said report. -
Committee report in favor of the adoption of
the report.
A. ALLEN,
Chairman.
Adopted. (See order.)
OF Special Committee on market
Presenting estimate No. to contractor of
market house. Amount of estimate 81 1901. As,
approved by the committee.
Allowed and ordered paid. (See resolu-
tions.)
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims presented: P. Fl. Kelly, $780,
Daily Globe, 274.15; P. T. Kavanagh, $685.;
1. Staples, 1868; W. r. Burkhard, $50. 70;
Peoples Ice Company, $19; St. Paul Water
Company, $685.; H. s. Saroni, $427.75; r.
O'Connor, 1927; Sisters of Good Shepherd,
1914; A. Richter, 1926; S. Hough, 1875:
Otto Dreher, 1915; J. King, $252.8 ;Ranney
& Hodgman, $40; Ingham & Corlies $3.50;
st. Paul Book and Stationery Company. 3d.
80; St. Paul Gas Light company, $677.6O.
The following named judges and clerks of cleo
tion,$1O each: J.G. Taylor, E.W. Hildebrand,
J. x. Davidson, E. 81. Milham. P. B. Weide,
NJ. Roche,'J. G. Quinby, J. n. Matthews, J.
E. Forsyth, n. w. Stuart, J. O'Connor, J.
Heck, T. J. Barney, r. w. Bell, r. T. o.
Conner, F. Oliver, j. Guion, j. Butler, n.
Lunkenheimer; M. Sherman, M. Koch, II.
Jansen, N. Wagner, E. L. Larpanteur, @. H.
Williams, z. M. Lyon, j. Metzdorf, M. M.
Williams, F. R. Small, J. y. Ludden, I. P.
Wright, J. Cleary, M. r. Murnane, A.
Henckel, A. Ohmann, E. Bell, j. j. Will
liams, T. f. Brill, G. Il. Manship, WI. Par.
sons, M. Lux, J. Grace, A. V. Teeple, J. P
Libby, 0. Luedke, F. Lambrecht, j. o. Far
rel, J. D illon, w. Wakefield, J. Toomey,
F. Knauft, w. w. Folsom, s. T. Painter,
Fl. G. Greenlee, N. Sinks, 81. Belland, H. J.
Peters, F. M. Goss, D. s. Merritt, G. Wat
son. The following named parties So each,
for use of room to hold election: J. Lux,
W. Thompson, N. Dietrich, j. Wise, J. j.
Peyer, H. Dyer.
Vacation of part of Brook street
In the matter of the petition for vacation
of part of Brook street in the city of St.
Paul. Pursuant to the petition heretofore
filed and which was read by the Clerk, and
upon the President asking if there was any
one present objecting to the said vacation,
and no one appearing, that part of Brook street
described in the petition for vacation and
also in the resolution declaring the same va
can't as published herewith, was duly de-
clared vacant and discontinued. (See reso-
lution.j
Vacation of part of Wacouta, Rosabel, Broad
way, the public levee and other streets as
per advertisement of City Clerk, dated
Sept. 10, 1879
Aid. Griggs moved that the matter of the
petition for the vacation of streets and public
levee, as per advertisement of City Clerk
1oto Io 1o;1
day, the 9TH day Of November, 1879, at 1880
o'clock P. NJ, and that when the Council ad-
journ it adjourn to meet at that time and
date.
The motion prevailed and the clerk in
struoted to notify parties interested of the
meeting.
An ordinance was read, entitled an ordi-
nance to create fund to pay for the land
taken for the opening of an alley in block
number thirty-one (31), st. Paul proper.
Aid, Grace moved to suspend the rules to
allow said ordinance to pass to it's second
reading. The motion prevailed by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, O'Connor, Grace, Bell,
sanborn' ariggs, Smith, Minea' Mr.. President
Nays-Ald. Kittson-1.
The said above entitled ordinance was
read second time and passed. (See publ
cation below.)
Official Publication of Resolutions and Or
dinance Passed by the Common Council
of the City of st. Paul, November 5, 1879
By Aid. Rhodes
WHEREAS, A majority of the owners of prop
erty on the line of Brook street, from East
Fourth street to the south side of Seventh
street, in the city of St. Paul, in the county of