Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-05-23


Grace, Griggs, Minoa, O'Connor, Smith, San
BORN, Mr.. Presidential.
Nays-None.
Of same 31ca
Estimate No. and final, sidewalks, to
VIM. Densmore, $2,461. rs; Thomas Hanley,
$3.50.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Of Committee on Parks
Allowing the Great Union band the use of
Rice Park on Tuesday evenings of each week
during 1879 for musical concerts.
Recommitted.
Of Committee on Ways and Means
Presenting and reporting favorabiy on the
following official bonds, viz:
John W. Roche City Comptroller-Sureties
N. ". Kittson, A. H. Wilder.
VIM. P. Murray, City Attorney R.
W. johnson, VIM. Lee.
r. A. Prendergast, City Clerk-John s.
Prince, J. G. Prendergast.
Mathew Mueller, Constable-S. Lee Davis,
]. Manner.
John Lindstad, Constable-Jos. Oppenheim,
A. R. Kiefer.
Approved.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Bell, Brennan, Dowlan.
Grace, Griggs, Minea, OConnor, Smith, San
born, Mr.. President-11.
Nays-None.
CLAIMS REPORTED.
OF Committee on Claims
B. Michel Is Co., $3.45; Otto Dreher,
$59.75; James King, $281.58; Mitsch &
Hampers, $7.31; Boyer & Lux, estimate
No. IA, Rice and Iglehart streets grading,
$S6O.S7: F. Knauft, $17.3O; Jno. Lane,
1875; G. Clancy, $11.35; H. s. Saron1,
1923; B. Degnan, 1915; Sisters Good Shop
herd, $3.50; st. Paul Gas Light Company,
$667.55; J. Conway, Soc; FL. Fl. Athey,
$780, st. Paul Book & Stationery Company,
$111.84; A. Ohrmann, $52.95; A. Richter,
1875; r. O'Connor, 800; B. Degnan, $12; A.
E. Kimberly, So; F. Knauft, $1.55; Kings
bury & Draper, $780, Strong, Haokett &
Chaplin, 1926; Thos. Brady, $3.50; Dispatch
Printing Company, $11S.72; Amount of
claim allowed, $S1.9l; Wanderer, amount
of claim allowed, 1914; Jno. Wise, So;
VIM. Thompson, $8; Jno. Lux, $50; Hiram
Dyer, $50. The following named judges and
clerks of election, $40 each: Jno. Costello
Louis Touchette, Moses Bixler, p. D. Win
chell, Henry Belland, B. Scheffer, w. D
Wright, VIM. Wakefield, R. Schifmann, S
J. Corrigan, Noah Sinks, S. L. Painter, 81
G. Greenlee, w. w. Folsom, Chas. 81. Man
ship, VIM. J. Parsons, Edwin Bell, Thos. R
Brill, Thos. II. Prendergast, H, Stillwell, A
S. Elicit, A. Henschell, M. r. Murnane
Thos. Markley, James Grace, G. Schultz, A
Defel, 81. Pilgrim, J. Mullins, J. D. Ludden
S. Denzer, Jno. Metzdorf, M. Williams, F
Small, E. P. Mccullough, E. Larpenteur, H
Mayerding, Jno. Lunkenheimer, N. Wagner
J. O'Connor, J. J. o. Conner, G. G. Berkman
J. Heck, r. Bell, j. Nash, J. Mathews, NJ
Roche, H. Stuart, w. Wilson, E. Milham, F
Hilderbrand, H. Allen, ). X. Davidson, H
Habighorst: DAILY GLOBE, $562.O6; j. Law
ton, 50c. Jno. Trottor, SIS; Volkzeitung
$43.75, amount of claim allowed, $32. O2
Jno. Martin & Co., $532.36.
Allowed and referred to Com ptroller.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims presented
Dispatch Printing Co., $15.75; st. Pat
Water Co., $7.O7; Geo. TIMBER, $1,000.
Cedar street grading, leveling and finish
ing
The following parties agree to grade Ceda
street as per advertisement of city clerk dat
ed May 3,1879, and will take the stone for thel
pay and will pay the amount set opposit
their names for the privilege, viz: DAME
Mullen, $40; Thomas Preston, 1885; job
Clonan, SIS; Peter P6efer, $135. Boyer
Lux will charge five cents per cubic yard fo
removing earth and will pay nothing f.
stone On motion the contract was let
Peter Pfefer, he being the highest bidde
for the privilege, work to be completed b
Aug. 1, 1879.
Yeas-AId. Allen, Bell, Brennan, Dowla,
Grace Griggs, Minea, Smith, Sanborn, NJ,
President-lO.
| Nays-Ald. OConnor-l.
| Referred to the City Attorney and Enginet
to draw contract and bond.
An ordinance was read entitled an ord
nance to prohibit the sale of impure an
| adulterated milk.
Referred to committee on ordinances.
Bids we're received from Evenson & M
line, Pat. Nash, VIM. Leonard & Co., an
Daniel Mullen for construction of cister1
as per advertisement of city clerk date
May l., 1879.
Referred to special committee of tire
consisting of Aid. Grace, Griggs and Dowla
to report plans, etc.
In the matter of the change of grade
the following streets, viz:
Virginia avenue, from Dayton to Marsh;
avenues.
Nelson avenue, from Harrington to Weste
avenues.
| Ashland avenue, from Dale street to Weste
avenue.
Marshall avenue, from Mackubin street
| Western avenue from Summit to Ashla
| avenues.
AS indicated by the red lines in the prof
dated April 18th, 1879.
| Sixth street, from Kittson to Willius sire
and Neill street, from Fifth to Seventh sire
As indicated on the profles dated April
1879.
,,ot;@;o,, }>o;,,~ ,,rooop&o1 I,1, Ionooo
Warren and others against the propos
change of grade on Ashland avenue.
On motion action on all the above chane
of grade was deferred until the next regu
meeting.
An order to have the Mayor appoint f
additional policemen was referred to Co
mittee on Police and Mayor.
An order for street lamps on corner
Fourth street and Hoffman avenue, corr
Ramsey aud Douglas, Josette and Ron
streets, corner Valley street, Aurora aver
and Broadway, and corner Isabella and
los streets, was referred to Committee
Gas.
An order to the Board of Public Works
cause cutters to be made on Nelson aver
at expense of adjoining property, and at
great a distance from the center of str
as practicable, was referred to Aldermen
Fourth Ward and City Engineer.
MARKET BIDS.
The Chair stated the next business in
der would be the opening of b
9 for the new Market House, and reques
Aid. Sanborn and Smith to keep RECORD
the bids as read.
!. THE BIDS OPENED.
The Clerk read the bids received as folio
Ed. F. Krahmer & Son
To paint, furnish glass and do the necess
d glazing, s2,S50. Sureties, A. Pfaf and F
Wilcken.
Brink, Williams & Co., Red Wing
~ Will do brick work, outside walls, of
~ Wing pressed brick, $4,000. With Red "
select common brick, $4,000. Portage {
stacks included in all bids. No bond.