Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-22


Your Committee, after having investigated
the matter, came to the conclusion that no
good reason existed why the application
should not be granted.
The Committee think, however, that the
granting permission before it passes,
should be amended so as to limit the time to
a period not exceeding two years, which
amendment they have incorporated in said
ordinance. and so amended your Committee
its passage.
Adopted.
Sixth-On the resolution instructing the
Board Of Public Works to cause certain side
walks to be laid,
Your COMMITTEE. after careful exam-
nation of the same, find that all the sidewalks
built; they therefore recommend the adoption
of the resolution.
Adopted.
Seventeen petition of Louis Wagner and
sixteen others, asking that Valley street, from
Jackson street to Broadway; Aurora avenue,
from Jackson street to Broad way; and Canada
street, from Valley street to Fourteenth street
be graded. Your committee recommend the
grading of said streets as asked for, and re-
port herewith preliminary order to the
Board of Public Works.
Adopted.
Eighth-On the communication of Simar &
Morton, In regard TO the grading Of Kate
street, and asking permission to take material
outside of the proposed levee line in the Sixth
ward
Your Committee report in favor of granting
the petitioners request.
Recommitted.
Ninth-On the petition of H. Damkroger,
to remove wooden building from Saltwater
street to Collins street.
Your Committee report IN favor of grant
ing the petitioners request.
Adopted.
Respectfully,
J. C. MCCARTHY; Chairman.
Of Committee On License-Transfers-
Committee recommend the transfer of
liquor license No. AS to No. 20S West
Third street; also, that liquor license No.
1874 be transferred to Louis Wespieser,
same premises.
THos GRACE, Chairman.
Adopted
OF Committee on Public Accounts
Committee to whom was referred the
reports of the Clerk of Municipal Court,
the Chief of Police, the Market Master,
and the acting Pound Masters for the
months of May and June, 1881 also, the
report of>the Board of Directors of Aims
house and Hospital for the month Of
June, 1881, have examined the same and
found them correct; also, that they have
examined the transcript of the City
Treasurer and City Clerks fee record for
June, 1881, and find the same to be in &C
cordance with law
w. D. CORNISH, Chairman.
Adopted.
Also,
That they have examined the claim of
F. Richter for boarding City prisoners for
May and June and find the same correct,
both amounting to $744.51.
Allowed and referred to Comptroller.
Yeas-Ald. Allen, O'Connor, Robert, Grace,
Otis, Ringwald, Griggs, Trott, Starkey,
Mccarthy, Mr.. Presidential.
Of Committee on Gas
Committee to whom was referred the
petition of VIM. F. Davidson and others
for the erection of a gas lamp on the
northeast corner of Fourth and Jackson
streets report adverse thereto for the rea-
son that lamps are now placed at the
southeast and northwest corners of said
streets
Adopted.
Also,
Frohne & Church's Petition
Committee to whom said petition was re-
ferred, also the protest of Meyers &,Finch
IN reference thereto, report that at the
meeting of said committee but two men,
berS of the committee were present, one
favoring the prayer of the petitioner and
the other against.
In connection with the foregoing
communication from Nichols & Dean and
others was read. asking that the prayer
of the petitioners be granted.
Report and communication laid on the
table.
Also,
Gasoline Lamp Contract
Committee to whom was referred the
resolution of Aid. Cornish inquiring as
to whether the contractor for lighting
gasoline lamps is complying with his
contract, ETC., report that the ''legal''
construction of the contract is involved
and recommend that the matter be re-
ferred to the City Attorney for his opin-
ion. Respectfully,
E. G. STARKEY, Chairman.
Adopted.
Also,
Of Old Committee on Gas
To whom was referred the claim of Fl.
S. Saroni, for damages TO lamps, etc.
Committee recommend the payment OF $50
in full satisfaction of all claims, etc.
A. ALLEN, Chairman.
Adopted (See Ordinance No. 247.)
OF Committee on Public Buildings
Committee present check for 1921. 95
and an order paid Waterman for S3l.50,
total $3l3.45; net proceeds of sale of Sixth
ward barracks
Referred to Comptroller
REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
OF Alderman Third Precinct, Fourth
Ward
To whom was referred the protest of J.
s. Burris and others, against the construc-
ton of a sewer on Igehart street, recon-
mend that the Board of Public Works be
requested to return the papers relative
thereto, without further action thereon.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Claims Presented
st. Paul Water company, $50. 81; w.
s. Elkins, s35: Jno. King, S35; F. Rich
ter, 1858; j. P. Gribben, $3.50: North
western Fuel company, Sc; Die Volkszei-
tung $137.2s; G. Ii. Williams, So; Water
Commissioners pay roll, 1921 60; w. A.
Judd, s47.5O; Ranney & Hodgman, 81;
Frank Smith, $40; Otto Dreher, $3.50:
w. R. Burkhard, $22; Jones 6 Jackson,
$3.50; II. 5. Saroni, SIS; Jno. Matheis,
sl125; Prendergast Bros, $3.50; j. F.
O'Brien, $24.
Referred to Com nittee on Claims.
Fire Department Claims
Jarshishek g. Anderson, Sc; J. Matheis,
$11.75; Capitol Iron Works, Sc; ST. Paul
Shooting company, Sl0S1; Robinson IL
Cary, 81 IS; F. A. Thorp, So.
Referred to Committee on Fire Depart
ment
By Aid. Ringwald-
An order for an oil lamp on northwest