Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-30
Veto
To the Honorable the President and Common
Council of the Citv of st. Paul:

iron 1enCc," II Is Silent aS 10 Iuc uluCuoiOuo
of the fence and style or kind of iron. Neither
liter such proposals shall be received.
I presume that if the city should resolve to
erect stone wall around the park and ask for
bids, it would specify the kind and quantity OF
the stone to be used; the length, height and
width of the wall, and the time within which
it would be required to be completed.
believe fence around the park would oe
ungracful and useless, and would be used as
lounging and roosting place by loafers. II
thing that should be done would be to raise 1t
to the grade of the sidewalk. The City Engi-
neer informs me that large amount OF mate
rial from street cleanings might be used for
filing, without much cost and without de-
Law, which at first would not be attractive, but
would come out right in the end. In addi-
ton to raising the ground to the sidewalk
grade stone curbing would be desirable and
proper, and more ornamental than an iron
fence and presumably not more costly.
very much regret to place my judgment
in opposition to the views of your honorable
body on question of. mere expediency, but
in this case I cannot but think that the reso
luton has not received the consideration at
your hands which its importance demands.
am strongly of the opinion, that II the
park we're once put in good order, although
it would require considerable attention by the
police at first, the people would soon be ecu.
Gated into the habit and desire OF observing ali
regulations for cleanliness and the preserva-
ton of grass land shrubbery of the latter
should be added)> EDMUND RICE. Mayor.
Sept. 10, 1881.
Accepted.
The resolution referred to was recon-
sidered, and being put on its passage, the
veto of the Mayor to the contrary not
withstanding, was lost. Yeas o, nays 3.
Also,
License revoked
To the Honorable the President and Common
Council of the City of st Paul:
Having become satisfied from representa-
lions of respectable citizens that the saloon
kept by Abraham Zimmerman, in the Sixth
ward, under Beer License No. Is, was inetii-
GENTLY managed, and BY reason of being the
constant resort of disorderly persons who were
in the habit of violating the rules OF decency
and propriety to such degree as to become
very offensive to the neighborhood, and IN
fact nuisance, did, on the 9th day OF Sep
TENDER, revoke said license.
Is spt. T. 1881 EDMUND RICE, Mayor.
Accepted and referred to Committee
on License.
From A. r. Keifer and others
For the grading Of Colburne street be-
tween Superior and Cascade streets.
Accepted. (See order to Board of Pub
lie Works.)
From A. Harnish and others
For three plank walk on Fort street
between Randolph and Bay streets.
Accepted. (See resolutien.e
From Edward Delaney and others
Asking that steps be taken to have the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st: Paul Railway
company to build depot at the crossing
of their Short Line road with Fort street,
etc.
Referred to committee on streets, and
Alderman of the precinct.
From G. Refs and others ~
For three;plank sidewalk on Oneida
street, etc.
Accepted. (See resolution)
From E. J. Abbott, Chairman Committee
on property of the Board of Education
For the opening to its full width of
Rosabel street, etc.
Referred to committe on streets.
From r. W. johnson, president pro TEN
of directors of St. Paul Workhouse-
Notice of having contracted for the
erection of workhouse, and that the con-
tractor has given bond for faithful per-
Torrance of contract.
Accepted.
From A. Schuman and others
For the Strengthening and widening of
Dakota avenue, as asked for heretofore,
etc.
Referred to Committee on Streets?
From F. Pannell and others
For the grading of Otsego street.
Accepted. (See order to Board of Pub
lie Works.)
From f. Mobery-
Claim for work done on North street
grading under Gus. Molines' contract,
etc.
Referred to Committee on Claims.
From Daniel j. Sullivan and others
Protest against the proposed grading
of Otsego street.
Accepted.
From W. r. Marshall and others
For the openingond extension of streets
north from University avenue and west
from Dale street, etc.
Referred to Committee on Streets and
Alderman of theiPrecinct.
From Aid. Ringwald-
Calling attention to the unsafe condi-
ton of the sidewalk at the junction of
Third and Eagle streets, etc.
Referred to Committee on Streets.
From the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itoba Railway Company, by E. Sawyer,
Secretary
For the vacation of that part of Jack
son street, as now laid out between the
northerly line of Arch street and the
northerly line of Minnehaha street, etc.
Accompanied by plat showing the part
of street asked to be vacated.
Referred to Committee on Streets, City
Attorney, and Engineer and Aldermen of
of the Ward.
From Edward Hefferman-
For the remittance of the fine imposed
on him by the Municipal Court, ETC.
Referred to Committee on Claims AL
derman of the Precinct. and City Attor-
ney.
From B. Michel and others
For sidewalk on University avenue.
Accepted. (See resolution.
From the Board of County Commission
ers of Ramsey County and the Roard
of Control
In reference to the necessity of enlarge
ing the City Hospital,
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
From e. P. DOVE
For permission to erect show lamp on
front of Lis restaurant on Bridge Square.
Referred to Committee on Streets, with
power to act.
From Patrick Hays
For permission to move building.
Referred to Committee on Fire Depart
ment, with power to act.
From c. F. Lott
For permission to remove building.
Referred to committee on Fire Depart
ment.