Daily globe., 1882-11-14

IEcScIt"f1iO. DOWldIis " ItOOCIC.
Otis. Smith, johnson, Starkey, Mccarthy.
Mr.. President-9.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From G. F. Kuhles-
For lamp to be placed on the northeast
corner of Bates avenue and Sixth street.
Committee On Gas.
From A. Gotzian and James kenny
Objecting to any proposed change of
the sewer or water course on Euclid
straet.
Committee on Streets and Aid. Starkey.
From J. St. Peter
For lamp to be placed on southwest cor
ner of Kate and Concord streets.
Committee on Streets.
From F. F. Wilde and others
For lamp, to be placed on Livingston
avenue south of John street.
Committee On Gas.
From George Seibert and others
For sidewalks on East Tenth street.
Granted. See resolution.)
From Chas. Z. Cady-
Stating that he had taken out liquor Ii
cense to do business at No. so Washing
ton street, that the Mayor had revoked the
same, and asking that another license may
be issued to him to do business at said
place.
At the conclusion of the reading of the
foregoing E. R. Hollinshead, ESQ.,, asked
permission to make statement in refer
ence to said petition, which was granted,
Mr.. 81. stating that he knew the petitioner
and that the facts as to his leasing said
premises were true, etc.
Aid. OTIS moved that the mat
ter be referred to the Committee on Lii
censes.
Aid. Smith moved as an amend
ment that it be referred to Committee on
License, with instructions to report at this
meeting.
Amendment adopted, and motion as
amended adopted. (See report of commit
tee under reports of Standing COMMITTEES
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of the City mptroller-Audited Claims,
F. W. II. Gilderman, estimates Nos. l, 9
and 8, grading Fuller street from Western
avenue to Ravoux street, $1,7OO; Warner
Bros. q Stockton, estimates Nos. l, and
3, Market street sewer, $6O4.35; Boyer &
Lux, estimates Nos. 3, and 5, final grad
ing Concord street, $1,7O7.8O; Peter Ber-
hOJs opCCId1 S1OCWdlh, TO1O.f6, M. OOSL6llO,
$43.42; Gustus Kahlert, 50; Chas. H. Will
Jams, S2575; Dr.J. b. Stewart, $3.50; ST.
Paul Book & Stationary Co., $241.56;
John B. Olivier, abstract clerk, $1S.65; D.
l.. Ourtice, SIS; Thos. F. Dodge, 800
John A. Tierney, estimate No. 6 and final
Selby avenue grading, $645; John A.
Tierney, estimate No. and fnal, grading
Maiden Lane, $615; Michael Lux, estimate
No. 1, grading Tilton street, $1,360; John
A. Tierney, estimate No. 1, grading Wacou.
ia street, S476; J. P. Gribben, estimates
Nos. l and 2 (fnaD grading Floral and
Lawton streets, $376.95; A. J. Cooper, esti.
mates Nos. 1, 2 and 3, (fnaD Third stree,
sewer, $2,4S7; A. j. Cooper, estimate No
4, final, st. Paul street sewer, 5000; A. J.
Cooper, estimate No. 4, final, Fourth street
sewer, $271; Peglow & Bahr, estimate No
l, Kent street grading, $50; Peglow
Bahr, estimate No. 4, Grand avenue grad
ing, $500; John Doherty, estimate No. s,
Fourteenth and Broadway sewers,
$1,O11.5O; John Doherty, estimate No. 8,
final, Canada street sewer, 1856,
Daniel Mullen, estimate No. IL, Fifth ward
sewers, $2,754; John Clonan, estimate Nos,
University avenue grading, $1,000; War
rem Carpenter, estimate No. 2, sprinkling
Summit avenue, $77.91; James Waters, es-
innate No.3, ,Rondo street sewer. $3,838. so;
Michael Clonan, estimate No. 1, grading
Fuller street from Western avenue to Kent
street, $50; James Carr,estimates Nos. 2
and 3, grading De Soto street, 1916; Boyer
& Lux, estimate No. 5,6nal, grading Robie,
Susan and Winifred streets, $474; Warne
Bros. & Co., estimates and Z, final,
Robert street sewer, $878;
Francis Peteler, estimate No. g, grading
Mt. Airy street, $3.50; Francis Peteler, es-
timate No. 2, grading block 8, a. & S. ad-
dition, and block 7, DeBow, S. R. & Will
iam's addition, $3.50; P. 81. Thornton, es-
innate No. 1, grading Bates avenue, 81 ,O2O;
John A. Tierney, estimate No. 6, final,
grading Third street, $67O; Patrick Nash,
estimate No. "a, final, Pleasant avenue,
Ramsey and Forbes street sewers, $993.3O;
=. b. Thornton, estimate No. 1, Williams
street grading, $425; Doherty & Lofgren,
estimate No. Supplementary to final, Fort
street sewer, $50; Michael O'Brien
estimate No. 6, final, grading
Sixth, John and Neill streets, $2,O54.s0;
Prendergast Bros, $597.89; DeCoster 4
Clark, $2o5; Peter Berkey, $3S4.73; Board
of Water Commissioners, $68.1O; Robert
Seeger, $611.5O; VIM. A. Judd, So; NJ. b
Farrell, estimate No. Z, final, Baldwin ad.
dition, $934.62; Heathcote, Wiseman &
Co, estimate Nos, final, Fourth ward engine
house No. s, $247.75; Frederick Richter
Sheriff, $695.43; B. Michel, $56.32; House
of Good Shepherd, ,$215.O3; Dries & Mitsch
$220; Burke & Co., So; John Mathies
$9S.5O; StPaul Foundry & Manufacturing
Co., $72.57; Bessie Taylor, S948.1O; Steei
Brothers, $23.95; Bridget Burke, Sc; R
Bell, Clerk of District Court, 500.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow