Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-02
Clerk for an additional clerk in his office,

Clerk for an additional clerk in his Office,
recommending the appointment of
clerk IN said office as asked for.
From Committee on Public Buildings
To whom was referred the matter Of an
increase of rent asked for by the owners
of the rooms occupied by Judge Wilkin,
the rent from and after August 1, 1881,
for one year, to be $40 per month, report
recommending the continuance of the
lease on said terms.
The last t3) reports adopted.
From the Board of Control
Submitting their monthly report for
July, and their annual report.
Referred to Committee on Ways and
Means.
The Committee on Ways g. Means hav-
ing approved the following bills they
were ordered paid, all present (7) voting
aye:
Dubold Safe Co $l95; Lindeke, War
ner & s., $48; H. Lyon & g., Sl4; j. F.
O'Brien, s.; E. p Bassford. S25; N. l..
Clare, IS; DeCoster & Clark. sl4; P Ross,
81 so; John Mathies, SO 60; A. Decker,
81; T. Reardon, $l2l47; VIM. Hanft,
$3.50; j. Davenport, SAT 60; A. A. Kief-
er, 1913; Kenney u Hudner, $1,000; T. S.
White & CO., 500. 27; McCarthy s. Don
nelly, $l2 80; H. M. Rice, 81 SO; A. NJ.
Lowell, 1920; John Wagner, S. so; Will
son & Rogers, $l.s0; Thos. Kennedy,
SO. IS; S, Rochelle, sl.25; Wilson 6 Son,
$l34O; M Conlon, sl6.25; A. M. Low
ell. $3.s5; alter Co., $4735; Stees s. Co.,
$3.50; t. ". Sweatmorn, $3.50; j. j
McCardy,. 81 81; DAILY GLOBE, 1913 rs;
DAILY GLOBE, $44 IS; Gas Co., $32 80;
F. Richter. ST.; F. Richter, $6S.40; f.
Richter, $249 Sc.
The bond of the Merchants National
bank, of st. Paul, in the sum of $500, 900
with Jno l.. Merriam, Chas. H. Blgelow,
NJ. Auerbach, W. r. Merriam, E. F.
Drake, as sureties, was presented and on
motion approved. Bond running two
years from July q, 1881.
Bonds of M. Dische, L. Niskow and
Grote & Hinkle, $500 each for liquor Ii
censes, were presented and approved.
RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed, VIZ:
Resoloed, That the sum of eight hun
dred $4,000 be, and the same is here
by appropriated to the Board of Direct
Ors of the Aims house and Hospital for
the month of August, 1881.
Resolved, That the Committee on Pub
lie Buildings be instructed to procure
bids for supplying the county with wood
The wood 70 be supplied at lowest mark
ct price and inspected by Committee on
Public Buildings when the wood is de-
livered, and that upon receipt of bids the
Committee have power to act.
Resoloed, That the sum of three hun
dred and thirty two dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated to build a
stone culvert on Fort road.
RESOLVED, That five hundred dollars and
the same is hereby appropriated for the
purpose of building bridges on, and max
ing passable, the western end of Summit
avenue.
RESOLVED, That the sheriff be requested
to ascertain the names of all persons sell
ing intoxicating liquors without license
in Ramsey county, and make complaint
thereof, and report to County Attorney,
who will thereupOn prosecute the same.
Resolued, That the Committee on Roads
and Bridges be instructed to report, at
next meeting, the condition of the piers
of the Fort Smelling bridge, and whether
any protection is required.
The County Treasurer presented the
following reports of the funds in the
Treasury on Aug, l, 1881, and where de-
posted: