Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-06

| preliminary orders hQureSseu 10 tuo Do"iu "
Public Works. So that there need be no un
necessary DELAY about the matter, for Will
the Board of Public Works was proceeding t.
condemn and assess for the levee and stree
west of the east line of Brooklyn, the Enginee
could be making the necessary surveys for tn
| street and levee east of the east line or br0ok
lyn. !.
Your committee took no action in regard Z
the levee in the Fifth ward, as they were al
vised by the City Engineer that some month
would elapse before he could make the neces
sary surveys in addition to that marked GU
| for the Sixth ward in connection with the or
binary work of his office.
The preliminary orders before referred, al
we'll as the City Engineers plan. is herewith
submitted. Respectfully,
March 2, 1880.
Adopted. See order to B. P. w. pub
| lished below.
Also,
That the communication of the Board of
Public Works in referenenoe to the nuts
ance on L'Orient street, and which was re-
ferred to this committee at the last meeting
of the Council, be referred to the boaro
of Health for examination and approval.
Adopted and 80 referred.
Of Committee on Licences
The Committee on License report by reso-
luton in favor of transferring liquor license
of F. G. Siderstrom to Johanna NICHOLSON
same premises. Liquor license OF Michael
ODay to M. F. Farrell-same premises.
Wood license of G. F. Mackie & Go. to Mar
tell & Johnson-same premises.
Adopted. tSee resolutions.)
Also,
That the City Attorney be requested to
draw ordinance to pay James Hansen rebate
on his sewer license, and also o. P. Peterson
& Co., rebate on butcher license.
Adopted. (See resolutions.)
Of Committee on Public Accounts
To the Hon. Common Council.
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Pubic Ac.
counts 10 whom were referred the reports ut
the Clerk of the Municipal Court, the Chief OF
Police, and the Board of Directors of the Alma
House and Hospital, for the month of January,
A. D. 1880, respectfully report that they have
examined the same and found them correct and
properly vouched.
WALTER b. SANBoRN, Chairman.
March 2. 1880.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims presented: Dispatch Company,
So 10, Northwestern Fuel Company, $3.50;
H. S. Saroni, $4S35O; A. Richter, $25.OO;
Jas. King, $252.42; s. Hough. 1875; Reg
lister of Deeds, 81 90; Jno. Il. Reaney, $2.05:
Daily Globe, $657.49. Thos. Fitzpatrick,
1882; 1. Staples, $1.4S; w. d. Irvine,
$5.45; L. G. Tillotson & Co., 1856; M.
Walter, $1.OO; w. B. McGrorty, $1,000.
Referred to Committee on Claims with ex-
ception of claim of w. B. McGrorty, which
was allowed and referred to Comptroller by
the following vote:
Yeas-Ald Dowlan, O'Connor. Grace, Bell,
Sanborn, Griggs, Smith, Brennan, Minea, Mr..
President-10.
By Aid. Smith
An order directing fire alarm box to be
placed at the corner of Dayton and Western
avenues.
Referred to Committee on Fire Depart
ment.
Atthis part of the proceedings Aid. Dow
Ian moved that DIR. Mattocks, President of
the Board of Health, who was present and
desired to address the Council, be heard.
No objection being made thereto, DR.. Mat
tocks addressed the council, calling their at
.ention to the dangerous condition of Wilkin
street in the vicinity of the House of Good
Shepherd, and also that where the
short line railroad runs through the Bohe-
milan settlement in the Fourth ward, there
is cut of from twenty to thirty feet, and
no fence or other safety provided 10 prevent
accidents. In conclusion, the speaker asked
that the proper steps be taken to have these
matters attended to at once.
The President informed the speaker that
the matter of putting fence across Wilkin
street was in the hands of the Board of Pub
lie Works, and that in regard to the short
line Ont he would write the superintendent
of the railroad company and ask him to act
at once in the matter.
An ordinance was presented, entitled ian
ordinance in relation to the general super
vision of the sewers of the city of st. Paul"
Referred to Committee on Ordinances, Presi-
dent of Board of Health, and City Engineer.
An ordinance was read, entitled IAN or
dinance to repeal ordinance No. 50, entitled
sFirewood, ETC." Approved October 9th,
1879, and all ordinances amending said Or
dinance.
Aid. Griggs moved to suspend the rules to
allow said ordinance to pass to its second
reading, which motion prevailed. Yeas, 10.
The said above entitled ordinance was
thereupon read second time and passed.
See publication below