Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-24

Board OF Pubic WORKS, with order,
From Jno Bast--
Protest against the proposed grade of
Seventh street, etc.
Board of Public Works
From the st. Paul Gas Light Compony-
For permission to erect poles for the
purpose of electric light on Third and
other streets.
Committee on Ordinances.
From N. II. Christophe and others
For the grading of Fuller street from
Rice to Kent streets.
Committee on Streets.
From s. 8. Watkins
For the improvement of the "Pig's
Eye" road.
Committee on Streets.
From Jos. Gabriel and others
For the grading of Colborne street,
between Superior and Cascade streets.
Committee on Streets.
From M. T. G. Flower and others
For the partial grading of Margaret
| street.
Committee on Streets.
From 8. Kyscki, for transfer of liquor
license No. 2l7 to G. G. Johnson, same
premises.
From John Hampson, fer transfer of
liquor license No. los to Henry Hampton,
same premises.
From Charles Haggenmiller, for trans
fer of liquor license Ne. liz to Charles
Holm, same premises.
From VIM. Strub, for transfer of liquor
license No. SO to Henry Funke, same
premises.
/. From Charles Holm, for transfer OF
l
Linn, same premises.
From Samuel Hollingsworth, for trans
fer of liquor license No. PSI to Feise i
Co., same premises.
Committee on Licenses.
From the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st.
Paul Railway company, by j. A. Chand-
Ter, agent. For permission to erect and
extend into the Mississippi river from G
to 10 feet, a freight house on the site OF
the present freight house lying between
Sibley and WacOuta streets.
Committee on Streets and Ordinances
} From A. s. Elicit and others. For the
grading of Sherman street from Fort
street south to the Bluff. Board of Pub
lie Works with order.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City Treasurer-Pay Rolls
The Treasurer submits the pay rolls
| paid by him, of the street and sewer
force for the mouth of February, 1882,
amounting to 81 ,2l9.37.
| City Comptroller.
Of City psroller-Audlted Claims,
| viz:
John Martin & Co., s133. 90; Nc Carthy
6 Donnelly, IS cents; Robinson & Carey
1888; August Ohmann, 1874 20; r. O'COn-
nor, $4,000; Sisters Good Shepherd,
s77.1l; Il. NJ. Srnyth Printing Co., $50. 90;
Daily Globe, 81, 060.06; st. Paul Book and
Stationery Co., s34. So; E. jackson,
$3.50; 7. S. White & Co., 20; Sherwood
Hough $500; Griggs & Foster, s21O.s9;
NJ. Grain, $40; Northwestern Telephone
Co., $3.50; p Boeringer, $500; Joseph
Haag, $3.50; Chas. H. Williams, 3.75;
st. Paul Water Co., 1920 F. G. Draper
s. Co., so cents G. H. Lieneau, 1925;
Mark Costello, $50. go; Secretary of State,
$500; Fred Richter, $3.50 %; Robert
Seeger, s1,0s6; Peter Berkey, es-
innate No. 9 and final sidewalk
| contract year 1881, s3,1O7.73; ST.
mar s. Morton, estimates Nos. 6 and 7, La
fayette avenue grading, 50, 4o7. 10; Boyer
g. Lux, estimates Nos. 4, and 6, grading
odChSOu otlCcts 'po,oSo, Mulcu " mOuI-
min, estimates Nos. 2 and 3, McBoal
street sewer, 1914; John A. Green, esti-
mate No. l, final, Market house tagging,
$3S5.s3; P. F. Flynn, estimate No. 9, final,
Ramsey street sewer, $323.90; Boyer &
Lux, estimates Nos. l, 2, 3 and 4, Four
tenth street grading, sI,700; John Null
len, estimate No. 1, final, Summit avenue
cistern, $l,625; John Mullen, estimate
No. /, final, Aurora avenue cistern, 81, 675;
John Mullen, estimate No. 1, final,
Grand avenue cistern, $1,000; John
Mullen, estimate No. 4, final, st. Peter
street sewer, s7so,45; John Mullen, esti-
mate No. Z, final, Exchange street sewer,
s70S.60 Heathcote, Wesinor, e. Co.,
estimate No. s, final, Fourth
ward engine house, s1,45775;
Patrick Nash, estimates Nos Is and 10,
Pleasant avenue, Forbes and Ramsey
street sewers, s671.50; P. II. Thornton,
estimate No. 6, grading Granite street,
s144.50; John Warne s. Stockton, estimate
No. l, Wabashaw street sewer; s442;
Warne Bros. & Co., estimate No. /, Fifth
street sewer, 1904; John A. Tierney, es-
innate No. l, Third street grading, $3.50;
F. Knauft, $3.50; G. L. Horst, 81 go; J.
s. Burris, s75; J. II. Reaney, Sc; George
Mitscb, s14.35; Dries & Mitsch, $3.50; A.
Richter, Ss2; Breuer Sc Rhodes, go 20.
Allowed, and ordered paid by the fol.
lowing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Allen, O. Conner, Robert, Grace,
Otis, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Trott,
starkey, Mccarthy, Mr.. President-i2.
OF City Attorney-COntract-
The Attorney submits contract with
M. B. Farrell for the construction of an adj
dition to the Baldwin school building; also
two bonds executed by said Farrell, one for
$1,000 for the faithful execution of the
contract, and one for $4,000, to protect
laborers, as provided by law, Michael
Roche and j. S. Burris being the sureties
in both bonds. Contract and bonds ap-
proved by the f,llowing vote.
Yeas Aid. Allen, O'COnnor, Robert, Grace,
Otis, Ringwald, Cornish, Griggs, Trott, Star
key, Mccarthy. Mr.. Presidsnt---12.
Of Chief of Police-Hack Stands
The Chief reports that by reason of i'm
provements beng made at the corner of
Fourth and Jackson streets, and between
Robert and Sibley streets, there is no
room for hacks in said streets, as pro-
vided by ord; nance No. 178, and request
ing that action be taken in the matter,
etc.
Committees on Streets and Ordinances.
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Concord Street Grading
To the Common Council Of the City OF st.
Paul:
The Board OF Public Works have had under
consideration the 'esolution or order Of the
Common Council, approved March 10, 1882,
relative to the gra ling OF Concord street, from
Isabel street to westllne of Brown & Jackson's
addition TO West st. Paul, and having inves:i-
gated the proposed Improvement, respectfully