Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-30
From The Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apolis & Omaha Railway company, by

Referred TO COmm1ttee on StreetS. Clty
Attorney, and Aid. Trott, Robert and
Griggs.
From Bridget Shanley-
For transfer of liquor license No. 13 to
H. s. NJ. Bison, same premises.
From E. Rank
For transfer of liquor license No. 214.
from No. IL West Third street to No. 446
East Seventh street.
From T. FL. Miller
For transfer of liquor licensettN No. 81 to
Louis Alt, same premises.
From Chas. Kellerman-
For transfer of liquor license No. 128
to Fred. Oelker, same premises.
From Adam Shandorf-
For transfer of liquor license Ne. 1917
to John Adolph, same premises.
From Joseph Achterling-
For transfer of liquor license No. 99ate
Wenzel Pecha, same premises.
From s. Eichelbarger-
For transfer of liquor license No. III
to Edward Rohrback, same premises.
From j. w. Bates
For transfer of vehicle license No. II
to E. Gordon.
All referred to Committee on License.
REPoTs OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Comptroller-Audited Claims
St. Paul Book & Stationery Co., $4O.O6
John Lee, 1890; Geo. Mitsch, $3.50; A.
M. Radcliff, $l25; Brewer s. Rhodes,
$42. 10; Peter Berkey, $109. 66; Prender-
CAST Brothers, $l20.86; Die Volkzeitung,
1882 Robinson & Cary, 73c; Il. O'Con-
nor, $50. IS; T. M. Metcalf, $l.25; North
western Telephone Co., $3.50; Phillip
Herzog & Co, $50; August Richter $25;
Sherwood Hough, $1.90; Santer g Ran.
S8; j. B. Coulter, $55; Brougher & Dill
on, 9Oc. j. 81. Schurmeier, S5c; Thomas
Graham, %; 81. II. Athey, $3.50; 81. 5.
Saroni, $468.75; Stees Brothers, SIS;
Michael Grain. $3.50; Sisters Good Shep-
herd $l3O. u; st. Paul Book s. Station
ery Co., SO. Burnham & Jones, $3O.45;
Zoos & Pruden, 55c; F. Knauft, $3.50;
F. Knauft, Soc; Daily Globe, $89l.3l; St.
Paul Water Co., $500; John Martin & Co.,
s473.55; Boyer g. Lux, estimate No. l,
grading Laurel avenue, $153; P. 81.
Thornton, estimate No. 5, grading Mar
shall avenue, $40; P. h. Thornton, esti-
mate No. 8, grading Park Place alleys,
$ls7; John Mullen, estimate No. a, Elk
change street sewers, $1,028.5O; Simor q
Morton, estimate No. s, grading Kate
street, 81, 1Ol.O3; Doherty & Lafgreen,
estimate No. l, Fort street sewer, 1912;
F. Boyer, estimate No. 3, grading DeBow
street, 1855; P. Flynn, estimate No. 8,
Ramsey street sewer, $l39.4O; Patrick
Nash, estimate No. 9, Pleasant avenue,
Forbes and Ramsey streets sewers, $297 50;
James Carr, estimate No. 9 and final,
grading L'Orient street, 81, 267.50; John
A. Tierney, estimate No. 8 and final,
grading alley, block Is, Whitney Smiths
addition, $500 05; F. Boyer, estimate No.
and final, grading Holly avenue, 1868.
Allowed and ordered paid by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas Aid. Allen, Robert, Otis. Ringwald
Cornish, Griggs, Trott, starkey, Mccarthy
| MIR. President-l0.
Also,
Erroneous Estimate
| To the Honorable the President and Common
| Council of the City of St. Paul:
| GENTLEMEN: The attached estimate No
1, $SlO.91, allowed John Youngreen for CON
structing the abutments for the Fourth stree
bridge at Trout brook crossing, is erroneous
as it is figured on basis of one thousand dol
lars, while the contract price is eight hun
bred and eighty-four dollars for the whole
work completed. 80.
The estimate should be returned to the Cit,
Engineer for correction. Very respectfully,
| JOHN W. ROCHE,
City Comptroller.
Referred to City Engineer.
Also,
Tax Levy Estimate
To the Honorable the President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: l herewith present my tax
levy estimate for the year 1881, for your con
sideration, as required by law.
The following is q condensed statement 10
which tax levy is required for city purposes
Interest fund. ....................S u o,0vO "
General fund. Observation-Disclosures. 14S,378 s.
Ward fund. 2S,OOO U
Total. .$279, 978 s
for which ten mills no mills) on the dolla
upon $2S, 000, 900 assessed valuation of real ant
personal estate will have to be levied, so as t.
realize $2S0.000.
The State tax is fixed by law at one mill. !
is probable that the county levee will be tire
mills, including the one mill fixed by law TO
county school purposes.
The Board of Education will require tire
mills to be levied by your honorable bod,
for school purposes,in addition to the one mil
which is required to be levied each year, dur
ing three years, for the payment of certificate
of Indebtedness, issued under an act of thu
erection of additional school buildings, all o
which will make the grand total tax levy TO
all purposes as follows:
State. L hill.
County Including l mill for school
purposes mills
City First, Second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth wards.) 1890. $780,. 10 mills
B ard of Education Including 1 mill
for school buildiDgs.) ..............4 mills
Grand total for five wards. ;. Ills mills
The grand total for the Sixth ward will b
Is 80 100 mills, and "New Territory Is 35-10t
mills. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
| jon W. ROCHE, City Comptroller.
ESTIMATE.
| INTEREST FUND.
To annual interest on bond debt
year 1859 ...................... lUo,0a5
Or.
By interest charged Sixth
ward tax levy upon $751;
500 seven per cent. bonds,
l. issued under an act of
the legislature for fund
ing the bonds of the
town of West st. Paul
(now the Sixth ward Of
the city of St. PauD. ...$ 945 90
By estimated amount of
interestup city treasu-
rer's bank deposits. 1,098 90
Total credit. ................s 2,e4s o.
Balance required for interest fund $l0s, 600 o.
$2S, O0O, 900 assessed valuation of
real and personal estate at three
and seventy hundredths mills
e 70-10 mills) on the dollar, will
realize. .$lUS, 6OO OU
GENERAL FUND.
To salaries of the following city officers
| Ne. ON N