Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-11

Fifth Ward, Second Pre-. &c &C.,. .... go.
Sixth Ward. ............. l0ll 70 2 2
Scattering votes for City Treasurer, (S) eight
Scattering votes Tor Justice of the Peace a
four.
F.. REM having received majority o
all the votes cast for City Treasurer, was de
cared duly elected City Treasurer for the en-
suing term; and
E. H. Wood having received majority Of
all the votes cast tor Justice of the Peace
was declared duly elected Justice of the
Peace for the ensuing term and for the dis
trict west of WabsshaW street.
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Ward, First Precinot--
A. Alien received all the votes cast. Sc
Second Ward, First Precinct
John O'Connor received ali the votes cast. IN
Third Ward First Precin9t--
Thomas Grace received all the votes cast. 204
Fourth Ward First Precinct
Votes.
Ohas. Ringwald received. ................ l9l
Frank Werner received ................... 70
Hiram Stilweu received. 66
Chss. Ringwalds majority over all....... 30
Fourth Ward, Secoud Preciuct--
W. d. Cornish received all the votes cast. rs
Fourth Ward, Third p ecinct-
@. W. Griggs received. .....;.......... 3l1
Gates A. Johnson received ................ 50
@. W. Griggs' majority ............... 229
Fifth Ward, First Precinct
VIM. Rhodes received. .................. 291
A. Gotzian received OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l65
VIM. Rhodes majority. Observation-Disclosures. 1876
FOR SCHOOL INSPECTORS.
First Ward First Precinct
]. H. Murphy received all the votes cast SO
Second Ward-Ficst Precinct
j. G. Donnelly received ...................151
G. s. Friedman received. ................. 46
j. G. Donnelly's majority ..........,......1 los
Third Ward, First Precinct
e. J. Abbott received all the votes cast -. 2l0
Fourth Ward, First Precinct
George Benz received all the votes cast. :. 1922
Fourth Ward, Third Precinct
FL. Fl. Athey received. ...... ........... 235
J. J. McOardy received. .............. BIS
-
Fl. Il. Athey's majority. .................. 20
Fifth Ward, First Precinct
Geo. A. Hamilton received all the votes
CAST ..'s -.-.'......'.'''..'''. sou
;. Allen, ono. O'Conner, Thomas Grace,
ChRs. Ringwald, w. d. Cornish, 9. w.
Griggs and Vim. Rhodes having received
majority of all the votes cast in their re-
speoiIve precincts for aldermen, were declar-
ed duly elected as such, and j. H. Murphy,
J. G. Donnelly, E. j. Abbott, Geo. Benz,
Fl. II. Athey and Geo. A. Hamilton having
received majority of all the votes cast in
their respective precincts for school inspec-
fora ware deClared dulv eIaotad
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Aid. Sanborn-
Hon. VIM. Rhodes, President and Gentlemen
of the Common Council.
GENTLEMEN: l regret exceedingly that my
professional engagements make it impossible
for me to meet with you tomorrow. l am
Obliged to be absent from the city; l hand you
herewith all matters in my hands as Chairman
of the Committee on Ordinances, with reports
thereon.
Permit me- Mr.. President and gentlemen, in
severIng my official relations with you, to ex-
press my appreciation of the fairness, kind
ness and courtesy which you have all mani
tested towards me, and each of the members of
your body dnring the two years L have been
with You. Respectfully yours,
WALTER H. SANBoRN.
May 5, 1880.
Accepted and ordered on file.
From Ann Grogan- -
Asking that she be allowed suitable COM
pensatioD for injuries received, caused by
defective sidewalk etc.
Referred to Committee on Claims of new
Council.
From VIM. Diedrich-
Asking that Liquor License No. 80 be
transferred to Chas. Behm-same premises.
From John Klein
Asking that Liquor License No. "A be
transferred to Pfeifer, Heck & Files, to be
used at No. 10S Wabashaw street.
From o. Matter & Co.
Asking that Liquor License No. be trans
ferred from 104 to SO Wsbashaw street.
From Jacob Heck
Asking that Liquor License No. 141 be
transferred to William Esch-same premises.
From Franz Lambrecht-
Asking that Beer License No. 2 be trans
ferred to VIM. Gieseking-same premises.
From T. Archabeau-
Asking that Vehicle License No. "a be
transferred to j. D. Charbonneau.
All referred to Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Treasurer
To the Honorable President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: l have the honor to herewith
submit my report of the receipts and dis
bursements of this office from Jan. l to May
], 1880.
RECEIPTS.
Balance Jan. 1, 1SS0....$ 76,017 46
Il. Ii. Rice, County Treas
urer. 1881 46
Municipal Court. ....... 1869 Sc
Poundage ..... .... 490
Market Ground rent. Is Ga
Thomas Prendergast, City