Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-11
ing reports of Health Inspectors for the
month of April, 1880:
Or Inspector Meyerding--


OF Inspector Meyerding--
Nuisances Rbated. ........ls
Oesspools etc., cleaned ...................
Dead animals removed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sent 1910 loads to dumping ground.
Of Inspector Patterson
Nulsances abated ..........,.. .,......... 10
| Dead animals removed ....................
Calls made. ...................... .
! Notices served ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2S
| Cesspools, etc., cleaned. $1,000. 5000.
| Number of persons arrested ..............
Sent to dumping ground 80 to rs loads per
day.
Amount of fines and costs collected. ..... 81
Claims presented; r. O'Conner, 2l A
Richter, $25.
BREWER MArTooKs, NJ. D.,
President.
THos. A. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary.
Report accepted, and claims referred t.
Committee on Claims.
REPORT OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF AIMS HOUSE
AND HOSPITAL.
Expenditure for the month of April,
Referred to COMMITTEES on Public Ao-
counts.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Of Committee on Ordinances
To whom was referred the communication
of the City Comptroller in the matter of the
rebate on sewer permits asked for by r. N.
McLaren.
Committee report in favor of referring
said communication to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
Adopted.
Also,
That the draft of ordinance in regard to
the election of an Inspector of Buildings, as
also the resolution of Aid. Bell in regard to
building stone, etc., (Which were referred to
said committee March 10th, 1880, and re-
committed April 20, 1892 be indefinitely
postponed.
Referred to Committee on Ordin-
ances, new Council.
Also,
That the draft of ordinance, author
izing certain money paid into the city treas
ury on account of hcenses,fo be refunded,
(which was referred to said committee
March 16, $780," be referred to Committee
on License.
Adopted.
REPORTS OF. SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Of Committee on New Market House
Presenting estimate No. 10 to contractor of
new market house; amount of estimate,
81, 1882.
Approved by said Committee and City En-
gineer.
Allowed and ordered paid. (See resolution.)
Of AID. Griggs, Chairman of Committee on
Conference with the st. Paul chamber of
commerce, on levee improvements, etc.
Committee recommend that the papers,
,tc., connected Herewith be transferred to
he same committee of new Council.
Adopted and so referred.
IF Aid. Rhodes, chairman committee on dis
tribution of reserve fund
Committee presents statement of City
as also one of said committee,
howiug the disbursement of said fund and
balance in treasury of $253.81.
Aid. Dowlan moved to accept and adopt
aid report.
The motion prevailed by the following
ote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor,
1ittson, Grace, Bell, Griggs, Brenann, Minea,
Ir. President-l0.
If Aid. Sanborn-
To whom was referred the report of the
Upper District Street Commissioner, dated |
.priI 10, 1880, on defective sidewalks.
Committee recommend that said report be |
eferred to Aldermen of Fourth ward.
Adopted.
)f Committee on Railroad Crossings
o the Honorable, the President and Common |
Council of the City of Saint Paul.
GENTLEMEN: The special committee to |
HON was referred the question of bridging |
Ell lain streets in the city where crossed by rail-
bad tracks, respectfully report that they made
sveral attempts to secure conference with
ie managers of the several railroad companies
ho are interested with the city in bridging the
reefs where crossed by their roads, but owing to
De absence at one time of President Ilsley. of
1e st. Paul & Duluth Railroad company, and of
j. Hill, Esq. general manager of the st.
aul, Minneapolis K Manitoba railroad at an
Their time, when the committee met no de-
sion was arrived at.
Your committee think, however, that upon
lie return of President Ilsley to the city,
hich will be in a few days. they will be able
report something definite in relation to
ridging one or more streets during the present
ason.
Your committee therefore ask to be continued
n the present, to enable them to make a de-
mite report.
WM. RHODES. Chairman.
Aid. Griggs moved that said report be &C
,pted and adopted, and that the committee
2 continued and the matter recommitted to
lem.
The motion prevailed. Yeas, 10.
MISCELLANEOUS.
lains Presented
s. Hough $1.50; Register of Deeds 75c.;
:. s. Saroni $5.17; Pioneer Press 1875;
King $251.50; Der W0nderer $3.50; City
Oh Works $19.54; A. Ohmann 1896;
'iSpatch Printing Company $676.30; Mn
sS0t0 Demokrat 1878 E. Mckinney $3.50;
rendergast Bros. 500 95; Sisters of Good
hepherd $34; VoJksseitung $32.O6; Judges
I'd Clicks of election $500; DAILY GLOBE
555.12; j. Becker SIS; W. II. Madden So;
:. Thompson So; Mrs. G. Lowry 81; Ben
ett & Plummer SO; John Wise So; J. j.
eyer 80; j. Lux So; John Y. Davidson So;
O'Brien So; w. r. Merriam 1892.
Referred to Committee on Claims with
zceptlon of claim of w. r. Merriam for
1872, which was allowed and referred to
by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Grace,
ell, Griggs, Brennan, Minea, Mr.. President
10.
ire Department Claims
st. Paul Shooting Co., 1925; D. M. Finlayson
20; II. Schurmeier $3.50; Howsen & Null
;ly $5.55; Prendergast Bros. $541; A.
ammer $3.50; Griggs, johnson &
nodes 1859.
Referred to Committee on Fire Depart
ent.
In the matter of the change Of grade of
abel street, from Dakota avenue to Bellows
rect, which was advertised to be heard on
le 4th inst, and which was laid over on &C.
,unt of adjournment, was on motion of
Id. Minea laid over until the 18th inst. at
o'clock P. NJ.
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