Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-20
Alfred to Randolph street, was referred to

Assessment Committee.
Orders of Council for crosswalks were
referred to the Engineer to carry out, as
follows, to-w;t:
Across DeBow street on north side OF
Nash street.
Across Rosabel street on south side Of
Eighth street
Across Seventh street on east side OF
John street.
Order of Council to Board to build
sidewalk on east and west sides of Mack
ubin street from Summit to Dayton ave.
nue., together with all intervening cross
walks, was referred to the Engineer to
have same carried out.
Orders of Council to Board to build
sidewalks on
North side Fort street between Ran
dolph and Bay streets.
North and south sides Marshall avenue
between Western and Dale streets.
West side Oneida street between Clay
and Fort streets.
North and south sides University ave-
nue. between Rice and Dale streets, and
On Mackubin street between st. An
thony and Charles street,
Together with cross walks at intervening
streets, were referred to the Engineer to
have same carried out.
Order of Council to Board, (appropri-
alton of September %, 1887 to build
sidewalks on Grove, Saltwater, Third,
Burr, Robert, Rice, Pine, Olive, St. Paul
and DeBow streets, was referred to the
Engineer to have the same carried out.
Pursuant to due notice the matter OF
the completion of the assessment for the
grading of L'Orient street from Thir-
tenth to Minnehaha street, came up, and
after due consideration and no objection
being made, the same was completed and
the Clerk directed to give the cOntirma-
ton notice, on basis of assessing all
property on the line of the grading III
equal proportion to the frontage, the
Board deeming said property benefited
in that manner-Y cas- 5.
Pursuant to due notice and the ad-
tournaments Hereunder, the matter OF
the completion of the assessment fol
opening and extension of Grant street
from Sherburne avenue to Bluff street
came up and was laid over to October Il,
1881, at 2 p. m.
On motion it was ordered that the time
for the employment of extra help in the
Engineers Office he extended one month.
On motion the Engineer was instructed
to hasten the completion of the grading
on Kate street, by requiring the con-
tractors to employ as large force as pos
sible.
In the matter of the report of the
Board, August 10, 1881, on change OF
grade on Ashland avenue, from Dale to
Arundel street, the council having re-
turned the same, recommending that the
change be extended from Dale street to
Western avenue, the same was referred to
the whole Board to view the premises.
The following estimates, pay rolls and
bill were examined and allowed, to-wit:
Estimate No. l, Nelson avenue grading,
Boyer g. Lux contractors, amount due
$204
Estimate No. 2, Laurel avenue grading,
Boyer & Lux contractors, amount due
$l02
Estimate No. 2, Pleasant avenue sewer,
P. Nash contractor, amount due $297.50.
Estimate No. 4, Ramsey street sewer,
P. Flynn contractor, amount due $1l0 so.
Estimate No 5, sidewalks, Peter Ber-
key contractor, amount due S1,6l6.59.
Estimate No. 5, Exchange street sewer,
John Mullen contractor. amount due
$4l6.50
Estimate No. 10, Pleasant avenue, For
hes and Ramsey street sewers, P. Nash
contractor. amount due 1898.
Engineers pay roll for month of Sep
TENDER, 1881, fourteen employees, s915.
Inspectors pay roll, for month OF Sep
tember, 1881, six employees, $456.
Bill of Wilson & Rogers, of 1925, for
flexible tube.
Adjourned to meet Monday, October 8,
1881, at 2 p. m.
NJ. Koch, President pro TEN.
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.