Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-20
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of the Common Council
Regular Meeting.

Acting President Grace in the chair.
Present Aid Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Otis, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Bren-
nan, Trott, Minea, Mr.. Presidential.
The Clerk informed the Council that
Herman Trott, Alderman elect to fill the
vacancy in the Fifth ward, had qualified
by taking the proper oath of office.
Accepted.
Vacation of Streets
Pursuant to the petition heretofore
filed, and which was read by the Clerk,
and upon the President asking If
there were anyone present OBJ
jectipg to the vacation as asked
for, and no one appearing, the parts OF
Van Ingen, De Bow, and other streets,
as described in resolution, as published
below, were duly declared vacated and
discontinued. (Seeresolution.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From A. Moses and others
For the abatement of nuisance caused
by slaughtering, ETC., in the vicinity OF
Randolph and Warsaw streets.
Referred to Board of Health and Alder.
man of the precinct with power to act.
From E. II. Wood
Official bond as ''Jus'ice of the Peace
Ill tllc SUN VI SS,OUO, WIN leiShoiu Liz
ley and VIM. Berlandi as sureties.
Referred to Committee of Ways anc
Means.
From StcphenJ. Murphy
Official bond as CONSTABLE" In the
sum of $500, with Henry O'Gorman ano
Geo. r. Morton as sureties.
Referred to Committee of Ways ant
Means and City Attorney.
From Joseph Guion-
Official bond as CONSTABLE in the
sum of $500 with John F. Mcintosh and
A. H. Kiefer as sureties.
Referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means and City Attorney.
From John l.. Merriam and others
Asking that the plans of the City En-
gineer for sewers on Grove and Neil
streets, be so modified as to conform tc
the plan accompanying their communica
ton.
Referred to City Engineer.
From Beaupre & Keogh-
For permission to erect one stor,
frame building for temporary use as {
| warehouse on lots 9>and 10, block 2, Hop
| kins' addition to St. Paul.
From s. V. Hanft-
Official bond as ''Justice of the Peace
in the sum of 1000, with Henry DAM
kroger and George Presley as sureties. =.
Referred to Committee of Ways ano
Means and City Attorney.
| From McMasters 81 Getty, asking tina
the lamp post which has been broken OF
| the northeast corner of Wabashaw ant
Seventh streets be replaced, etc. (Set
resolution.)
pEpoprc on rJTy OEFJCERS
Of City omptroller-Audited Claims
viz
Ferd Boyer, estimate No. 2, grading
University avenue, 1851. 40; Carr q
Steinkamp, estimate No. 2, grading Mt
Airy street, $212.52; James Carr, estimate
No. 6, grading L'Orient street, S221
Boyer & Lux, estimate No 5, gradin!
Louis street, s257.s9; Boyer s. Lux, esti-
mate No. 3, grading Martin street, s215.
O5; VIM. Stockton, estimate No. 8, Min
nesota, Twelfth aud Cedar street Sewers
1,13o.50; Gus. Moline, estimate No. 2
grading North street, 5000; Doherty d
Lufgren, estimate No. /, Oak street sewer
1929 so; Depew & Lawson, $3.50; Geo
Mitsch, 50 SIS; Sanders g. Matthews, SO
Kingsbury & Draper, SAB; Fred Rich
ter, $lS6; Hanggi, Cady g. Medicke, $24l
John Martin & Co., S46072: Fl. S. Saroni
$5O3; 70 Judges and clerks, May 1881
ton, $40 each, 500; nine rentals for May
1881, So each, s72; John Weis, $O.75
p. F. Egan & Co., $40; S. Hough, 5000
c. A. Stein, 50; w. A. Judd, $3.50
Brougher s. Dillon S11.40; Brewer 6
Rhodes, $50. 25; F. Knauft, 1925; r
O'Connor, $3.50; F. Kahlert, s0.75
Mitsch & Haupers, $1.25; Dries g. Mitsch
s13.O6; Sisters of Good Shepherd, $62. 70
Daily Globe, s1,0O3.67; W. r. Burkhardt
$12.67; st. Paul Dispatch, s110.4S; N
Crane, s5.25; Secretary of State, 81; L
Breidert, $3.50; John Matheis, $23. 10
w. Weis s. Son 10; P. Berkey, sl3.5
Martin Milon, IS; D. l.. Curtice, s54
Democrat Printing Co., s14.62; OFT
Dreher, 81; August Ohmann, $40. sc
A. Richter, S25; J. Rothwell, Jr., $6.7(
| Stees Brothers, $1150; j. III. SchurmeieI
sl.25; St. Paul Shooting Co., $7.43; Chas
T. Friend, $l5 10; A. Nippolt, 81.
| Allowed and ordered paid by tn
following vote:
Yeas-Ald Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Otis
Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Brennan, Trot'
Minea, Mr.. President-11.
OF City Attorney-Bond--
The Attorney presents his off
cial bond in the sum of s., O0C
with r. W. Johnson and William
Lee as sureties.
Referred to Committee of Ways an
means.
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Grading Driveways, Park Place
To the Common Council of the City of Sain
| Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had unde
consideration the resolution or order of tn
Common Council, approved May 18th, 1881
relative to the grading of the driveway, street
and alleys in Park Place addition, and havini
| investigated the proposed improvement, re
spectfully report that said improvement
necessary and proper, except that part of ale
| leading to College avenue, that the estimate
expense thereof is 5000, one-half of whcl
| need not be paid into the City Treasury befor
the contractis let; that real estate to be assese
| therefor can be found benefited to the eXten
| of the damages, costs and expenses necessar
| to be incurred thereby; that said improvement
| is asked for by a petition of majority o
| the owners of property to be assessed therefor
and we herewith send plan or profile of sait
| improvement, and an order for your adoption
| if you desire lis to make the improvement
Yeas, g.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
R. L. german, Clerk of Board of Public Works
| May ID, 1881.
Adopted (See order to Board of Public
Works.
Also,
Contract Awarded
They report that they have awarded P
H. Thornton the contract for grading
Marshall avenue, from Western avenue t.
Victoria street, he being the lowest relia
BILE and responsible bidder therefor
Amount of bid S2,623. Bond in the sun
of 500, with Warren H. Mead and Patrick
Egan as sureties.
Award approved by the following vote
Yeas-Ald Allen, Dowlan, O'Connor, Otis,
Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Brennan, Trott
Minea, Mr.. Presidential.
Also,
Estimate
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