Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-05
CITY COUNCIL.

$32,8S9-Express Wagon Stand Removed
TO Fifth S ,reet-PetitIon for Grading Fort
observation-disclosures Street Work.
The city council transacted the following
business at its regular meeting last evening:
JUDO Is OF ELECTION.
The following judges Of election were an.
nounced:
First ward. First Precinct. G.. Taylor,
Morris Lyons, l.. E. Reed.
First ward, Second:precinct-John Dowlan,
J. q. Quinby, Patrick Nash.
Second ward, First preclnct-P. 0. Reagan,
Jno. Willoughby, Jacob Heck.
Second ward, Second precinct-Henry Snider,
c. c. King, N. w. Klttson, Jr.
Third ward, First precinct-Doc. Larpen-
teur, Mic Wagner, Pat Ryan.
Third ward, Second precinct-stephen
Depzer, VIM. Markoe, Jno. D. Ludden.
Fourth ward, First precinct-P. n. Smith,
James Cleary, Chas. Fox, Jr.
Fourth ward, Second precinct-T. R. Brill,
Edwin Bell, G. II. Manship.
Fourth ward, Third precinct-B. w.
Lott, Chas, Defel, ]. V, Curtice.
Fourth ward, Fourth precinct-John Do.
herty, Paul Metzgsr, F, Krch.
Fifth ward, First precinct--W. B. Nc.
Grorty, John Toormey, John Goettel.
Fifth ward, Second precinct--D: Get
chell, w. Wakefield, w. Hamm,
Fifth ward, Third precinct--Patrick Nor
ris, j. II, Gibbon, Jno, Bodin,
Sixth ward, First precinct--John Rigney
Joseph Guion, VIM, Bircher.
Sixth ward, Second preainct--H. Belland
NJ, 8. Gray, John Burch.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
This board was directed to construct sew
er on st. Paul street, from fifty feet north Of
| Somerset street to connection with the sewer
| on Ohm stead street, together with the neces
| sary catch basins; to grade Ninth street from
jackson street to Broadway.
The board was directed to investigate anG
report as to the following matters: As to thu
grading of Colbourne street, from Superior
street to Cascade street; grading Ada street.
from Isabel to Concord street; the grading Of
Fuller street, from Rice street to Kent street
| the grading of Market street, from Seventh
street to Franklin street; the grading of Ros!
| street from Seventh street to Earle street; thu
grading of Williams street; the paving O
Fort street, from Third street to Ramsey witt
cedar blocks.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| P. W. Kirk and large number of othel
teamsters asked to have license of SIS i'm
pOSeu Oh tucH3 anu tuc ComuuicdtlOu Wal
sent to the committee on license.
| W.K. CASTOR and Others asked for chang,
of grade on Rice street between Blanca ant
the north line of the city, and the request wal
sent to the committee on streets.
The communication of John Cronstaed
asking for $S13.50 damages for being com
PEELED to raise his house on the corner o.
Third and Rosabel streets, to meet the new
grade on Third streets, was referred to tn
board of public works.
The request of N. Pottgeser to remove
building on Wabashaw street was referred tt
| the committee on fire department.
| Cynthia S. Fuller's application for leave tt
remove building was referred to the commit
tee on fire department.
| II. Habighorst and many Others sent in
communication asking that the council TAX
the matter in hand OF the man that was buriet
in the well on Dayton's bluff, and the council
referred the matter to the mayor with diree
ton to have the man dug out.
| William Coustans and Julius Peters asket
the privilege of moving frame buildings, ant
the request was sent to the committee OF
| streets.
John Grace, Il. P. Hall, Geo. Benz an,
others, asked the city to purchase or condemn
that parcel of land situated at the intersection
of Fort, McBoal and Douglass streets, and tn
same was referred to the committee on parks
| Hiram w. Slack and others protes
against the opening of saloon in Dawson
addition, was referred to the committee OF
license and the alderman of the Sixth ward.
| The city clerk reported the following
licenses issued since the LIST of January last: