Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-24

property to be assessed, protesting against tn
grading os said street at this time, report tina
in consideration of the large number of pro
testants, together with the fact that the nea
approach of winter would renderi it more thai
probable that the improvement would not b
completed this season, have induced you
committee to change their views as expressed
in former report as TO the propriety of havin!
said work done at this time.
Your Committee therefore return herewith
all the papers, petitions and remonstrance
which have come to their hands, to the Com
mon Council, aud recommend that the Who'll,
matter lie on the table until such time mex
| year as the Council may deem proper to tax,
| further action in regard thereto.
| Respectfully,
! JOHN DowLAN Chairman.
Sept. 81, 1880.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald Allen, Dowlan, OConnor, Grace
Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs Brennan, Minea
Nj. President-l0
OF Committee on Ordinances and Public
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Muller and others pc
tition-majority report
The majority of the Committee on Ordinan-
ces to whom said petition was referred recon.
mend that the prayer of the petitioners be not
granted. w. D. CORNISH,
Chairman.
Minority Report
The undersigned, one of the committee to
whom was referred the petition of Charles Null
Ter and Others beg leave to report in favor of
granting the prayer of the petitioners as there
in set forth. OHAs. RINGwALD.
Minority report lost-yeas 2, nays 8.
Majority report adopted-yeas 8, nays 1.
Also,
Reports of Officers
The Committee on Public Accounts to whom
We're referred the reports of Clerk of Municipal
Court, Chief of Police, Market Master and
Special Policemen acting Pound Masters, as
also the reports of the Board of Directors of
Aims House and Hospital, all for the month of
August, 1880, have examined the same and
found them correct. w. d. CORNISH,
Chairman.
Accepted.
Also,
Street Railway Ordinance
The committee on ordinances recommend
that the ordinance entitled can ordinance re-
lating to the acceptance and regulation of
street railroads in the city of St. Paul." be
amended SO as to read as in draft herewith sub
mltted, and that when SO amended such ordi-
nances pass.
W. d. CORNISH, Chairman.
Accepted.
The ordinance referred to was thereupon
read. when Aid. Griggs moved to suspend
the rules to allow said ordinance to pass 10
its second reading. The motion prevailed
by the following votes
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Grace,
Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Brennan, Minea,
Mr.. Presidential.
The said ordinance was thereupon read
second time and passed. (See Ordinance
No. 224.)
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
Of Committee on New Market-Sidewalks
around Market
Council.
GENTLEMEN: Your Committee on Building the
New Market House, to whom were referred the
bids received and submitted to you by the
Board of Public Works for materials for and
the construction of sidewalks about the said
Market House, report and recommend as fol-
lows:
That the proposal of J. P. Ilsey for the slate
tagging inches thick, at % cents per Square
foot, be accepted for so much as is needed for
the walk along st. Peter street front of the
building and for fifty (50) feet in front of the
main entrance on Seventh street, and for the
like distance along the north side. and that the
proposal of J. A. Green for tagging of lime.
stone. from Stone City, Iowa, inches thick at
" cents per square foot, be accepted for so
much as is wanted for the walk along Waba-
shaw street front thereof, and that the propo
sal of John Mcclure for asphalt paving blocks
It S8o or 1913. 80 per thousand be accepted for
s,OOO of said blocks, to be used in making said
walk across the wagon stand north of the build
ng. Also, that the proposal of Breen &
Young for granite curbing at 81. 10 per lineal
loot be accepted. provided that they agree to
furnish said curbiDg of the dimensions of the
specification of the City Engineer, and in all
respects in accordance Herewith, and that
hey will agree to furnish curved pieces for
,he corners at a reasonable price. to be approx
I'd by the committee.
We also recommend that the City Eugnee |
De Instructed to purchase Il sufficient number !
If st. Louis paving bricks TO complete all the |
walks required except those sbove specified, |
Ind that the committee be au .horz ed to pro-
cure Kasota stone coping for all the area walls |
around said building.
And We further report and recommend that |
he City Clerk be authorized under the direc- |
ION of the committee, to advertise for pro-
,osals for constructing the said walks with the |
IbOve specified materials. and fol- constructing |
he necessary cutters and catch basins around |
aid building and in front of the market lots. |
A. ALLEN.
@. W. GRIGGs.
THos GRACE.
Adopted. (Ses resolution.)
Also,
l. Chadwick's petition to put lightning
rods on the building
Committee report as follows thereon: No |
DDS needed. The Lord protects his child
en- and the Market House.
A. ALLEN, Chairman.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims presented
II. P. Rogg, 1888 81; P. II. Kelly, $50; A.
)hmann, $52.35; Jno. Martin & Co., Sl2.76;
sanney & Hodgman, 81; Fl. j. MoAffee, So;
". B. McGrorty, $20S.
Referred to COMMITTEES on Claims with ex-
eption of claim of W. B. McGrorty, viii Oh |
vas allowed and ordered paid by the follow
ng vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Grace,
singwaid, Cornish, GTiggs, Brennan, Minea, |
dr. Presidential.
fire Department claims
j. Lindeker, $50; Kenny Bros, $3.50: |
Anderson q Jones, 1874; J. q. Freeman, 4Oc; |
Akron Rubber w orks, So, 1856; Chas. F.
knauft, $685.; Mullaly & Robinson, $40. |
Referred to Committee on Fire Depart
nept.
It, Peter and Tenth streets change of grade
Aid. Grace moved that action on the pro-
posed change of grades on st. Peter and |
Tenth streets be deferred until the next reg |
liar meeting of Council, Oct. 5, 1880, at 5 |
''clock P. M.
Motion prevailed.
Street opening
Aid. Dowlan moved that the papers in |
eference to the opening Of a street through |
Block 20, ST. Paul Proper, and Blocks and |
/, Hopkins Addition, be referred to the
Committee on Streets.
The motion prevailed
Ordinances.
ORDINANCE No 224