Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-05-10

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Petition of Thos. Crosby for an abate-
ment of taxes, was referred to Commit
tee on Taxes and Assessor.
| Report of the Board of Control for the
month of April, 1881, was received and
referred to Committee on Ways and
Means
The following bills having been ap-
proved by the Committee on Claims,
were allowed, all members present (7)
voting aye.
Otto Dreher, 1865; Auerbach, F. c. s.
Co., 81; Schlick & Co., 50; Pioneer Press
Co., So; Llchtenauer 6 Engel, sl2; Nc
Carthy s. Donnelly, $40; H. M. Rice, 3d.:
F. Richter. $13; Joseph Spell, $50; o. Fal-
Ion, $50; j. s. Brown, $50; N. Wagner,
$50; F. s. Richter, $50, John O'Connor,
$40; J. L. Kramer, $12; Mrs. Leveras, Sc;
Mrs. Conlon, s24.67; Dr. Ha-
gan, s6.40; William Gross, s1.7O;
| VIM. Gross, s1.7O; Theo. Dean, $146. 76;
F. Richter, s71.24; Daily Globe, 427.3l;
Daily Globe, s69.35; B. j. Hult, s22.Os;
H. NJ. Kuhn. 1888; J. q, Verrais, $4,000
Die Volkzeitung, s1.5t; G. J. Monfort,
s19. so; Ed. Abbot, $500; Jno. Cooke, s3. o5;
| Nc Carthy & Donnelly, S10.95; L. Brie-
dert, 1853. 80; A. R. Kiefer, $566.50; F.
Richter. s39l7o; j. Davenport, $11.40
Gas Company, s33. 3S; W. O'Keefe, Ss. 40;
Pollock D. & O., s10.95; j. L. Kramer,
81 so; A. NJ. Lowrie, $500; NJ. Costello,
800 43; Nc earthly s. D., $500; Kenney
Bros, S247.5o; F. Richter, $46. 10; Geo.
Bowers, $3.50: NJ. j. Bates, S. IS; A. r.
Keefer, $51.
Communication from F. Driscol, man.
| ager Pioneer Press(received and referred to
Committee on Printing! offering to do the
printing for the county at the following
rates:
Job work and blank books, compost
ton IS cents per 1000 ems, press work
IS cents per token. Advertising notices,
per square of $50 ems, 30 cents first inser-
ton and 20 cents per subsequent inser-
ton. For publishing the proceedings
and annual statement, 20 cents per
square.
The County Auditor called attention of
Board to the fact that number of lots
owned by railroad compa-
MES, churches, the City Of
ST. Paul, Board of Education, on which
taxes had been enormously charged, and
asked that the matter be referred to the
Board of Abatement, which was done.
| Committee on Public Buildings report
ed that they had let the building OF the
fire proof vaults for Auditor and Treas
urer's offices to Jas. Boyd, for 81 ,020, not
including the iron doors.
| Report received, and Committees ac-
ton confirmed.
Resolution by Mr.. Bohland-
l. That the Committee on Roads and
Bridges be, and the same are hereby in
structed to repair the bridge on Mississippi
avenue, near the Catholic Industrial
| school, in Reserve town. e8
| Referred to the Committee on Roads
| and Bridges, with power to act.
| The following resolution was adopted:
| Resolued, That the sum of eight hun
bred dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated to the Board
of Control of the Aims house for support
of the poor for the month of May, 1881.
Adopted unanimously.
| Committee on Public Buildings re-
ported having examined into the blanket
subject, and that they had been accounted
| for or worn out.
| Referred to committee composed of
Messrs. Grace, Wagner, Mcintosh and
Bohland
Adjourned to Tuesday, June 7, 1881, at
10A.M j. J. MCCARDY,.
County Auditor.