Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-19

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same.
Accepted.
Aid. Cornish moved that the Council go
into an election to fill the vacancy COCA
stoned by the resignation of Aid. Bell.
The motion prevailed. Yeas-S.
The president appointed Aldermen Dow
Ian and Ringwald tellers, and stated that
nominations were in order.
Aid. Cornish nominated .Chas. E. Otis.
No other nominations being made the ballot
was proceeded with, and upon its conclusion
the pre- sident announced that Charles E.
Otis having received eight votes-all that
was cast-was elected to fill said vacancy,
and declared said Chas. E. Otis duly elected
Alderman of the Second precinct of the Third
ward to fill the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of Aid. Bell.
| From Walter Krauch-
For permission to erect an oil lamp on
the outer edge of the sidewalk in front of
No. 101 East Seventh street.
Referred to Committee on Gas with power
| to act.
| From Louisa Knauff-
| Petition for liquor license.
Referred to Committee on Licenses. (See
report of said Committee beiow.)
| From Rev. John Stanley
| For permission to use Market hall the
coming week aud asking the Council to fix
the compensation therefor.
Accepted and piac d Oh file.
| From B. Michael and others
Protesting against the removal OF obsiruc-
| tiuns on Western avenue, as shown ia the
plat furnished by the City Engineer to the
CounoiI at its last meeting. That the OBJ
structions referred TO are on private proper
ty, etc, and referring to J. Z. Halsted and
| other civil engineers who laid out the addi-
ton.
Referred to Committee on Streets, City
| Engineer and Attorney, with request that
they notify the Engineers named in the
communication, to be present at the meeting
when this matter is taken up.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City mptroller-Audited Claims-viz:
Grggs s. Foster, 1856 so; J. II. Breidert,
| SI.20; The Wanderer, $3.50; Houggi, Cady
! & Medicke. $15; A. Richter, $25; Joseph
| Dupries, So; Stees Bros, So so; August
! Ohmann, $82.20; T. Knauft, $10.20; j. 8.
Confer, So 80: John CIarklu, 81; Minnesota
! Democrat, $6,75; Richard O'Connor, $32 so;
| Otto Dreher, So so; Northwestern Fuel
| company, Sl.80; Sherwood Hough, 1923 60;
Peoples Ice company, $31.15; st. Paul Wa
ter company, $47 $751; Dries & Mitsch, 81;
F. Knautt, 1880; Thomas Hanley, $4.19;
Ranney & Hodgman, ST; House OF Good
Shepherd, $3.50 so; Prendergast Bros,
! SS7.16; james King, sheriff, 1924; Daily
Globe, $732.92; P. Fl. Kelly, $50; 81. S.
Saroni, $443 so; Boyer & Lux. Estimate
No. 1. Louis street grading, $238, Boyer g.
Lux, Estimate No. 1, Bluff street grading,
$50; Chas. L. Miller, Estimate No. IL, Fifth
ward sewers, $2,57e.27 Edwin Warne, Esti-
mate No. 2, Minnesota and Eleventh street
sewer, $338.45: John Mullen, Estimate No.
1, Sibley street sewer, 1892. 50.
Allowed and ordered paid.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlau. O'Connor. Ring
wad, Cornish, Griggs, Brennan, Mr.. Presi-
| dents.
Claim not audited
The Comptroller returns the resolution of
Aid. Allen instruoting an order to be drawn
on the Treasurer in favor of II. P. Rugg, in
part payment for gas pipes placed in Market
| House, stating that the contract with Mr.
Rugg provides that payment for the work il
| to be made in thirty days after it's compile
ton ana upon the certificate of the archi-
tect.
Accepted. The resolution referred to was
thereupon reconsidered, and laid on the
| table.
OF City Clerk-Rsnt collected
The Clerk presented the receipt of The
City Treasurer for $500 rent collected
Como Park in part.
Accepted.
OF City Attorney-Draft OF CONTRACT
The Attorney. in accordance with instruc
tions given at last meeting of Council, pre-
sent9d draft of contract with 81. S. Saron
for lighting the streets with oil lamps, etc.
Draft of contract read and approved, anc
the proper officers instructed to execute the
same on behalf of the city by the fol
lowing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Ocnnor, RING
wald, Cornish, Griggs, Brennan, Mr.. Presi
dent-8.
bond in the sum of $500. with H. S
! Saroni as principal and Gustav Willius
and Herman Trott as sureties for tn
faithful performance of the contract &C
; companies the contract.
Also,
License Transfer
The attorney to whom was referred tn
: report of the Committee on License recon
mending a transfer of Beer Licens
No. 80, recommended that the licens
be transferred to Fred Burnand to be use
at place as asked for.
Adopted. Yeas s.
Of City Observation-Disclosures
The Engineer presents Estimate No. an
Final for Asphalt paving blocks, John Mt
Clure contractor, $364.65. Allowed and re
TERED to Comptroller by the following vote
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlau, O'Connor, Rims
,, valid, Cornish, Griggs, Brennan, Mr.. Pres
l dents.
: Also,
Sewer on the Levee-
, To the City Council.
f GENTLEMEN: respectfully recommend tn,
you cause inquiry to be made into the pr
/ priety and necessity of building a sewer alou
the levee from Broadway to Jackson stree
:, with branches on Rosahel, Wacouta, Sibley an
!, Jackson streets, from levee to Third street.
My attention is called to it to-day by the ca
'. ing in of old wooden sewer crossing the lev,
at Sibley street. 1t has been repeatedly cor
planned of as q nuisance at its mouth, and
causing P. FL. Kelly & Co.'s cellar to fill wit
water. There is similar sewer or sewers {
Jackson street. Probably all the building
between Third street and the levee, except t
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