Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-19

City of st. Paul, and respectfully ask that you
take action as provided by law for Its aDate-'
ment. C. A. WHEATON,
President Board of Health.
THos. A. PRENDERGAsT, Secretary.
Accepted and adopted. (See order to
Board of Public Works.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
To the Honorable the President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Streets,
Sewers and Bridges, to whom was referred
the hereinafter mentioned communications,
orders and resolutions report on each as mere
matter specifically named,
First-On the resolutions authorizing the
acceptance of the plats of Constants addition,
Rinsom'S addition and Ramseys sub
division of block 81 of Stlnson,
Brown & Ramsey's addition to st. Paul,
recommend that the plats be accepted and that
the resolutions be passed.
Adopted.
Second-On the report of the Board of
Public Works recommending the grading
of Dale street from Summit to Pleasant ave-
nue. In said city, your Committee concur In
said report, and ask that the order for the
doing of said work, annexed to said report, be
adopted and transmitted to said Board:
Adopted. (See order to Board OF Pub
lie Works.
Third-On the report of the Board of Pub
lie Works recommending the grading OF Sher-
man street from Fort street east to the BLUM
in one section, and Sherman street
from Fort street to Pleasant avenue
IN another section, your committee do not
concur, for the reason that they believe
that Sherman street should be graded
under one contract and not III two sections.
They therefore recommend that said report,
which also includes an order to grade Oak
street from Third street to Ramsey street be
dsapsroved by the Council and recommitted
to the Board for further investigation under
the preliminary order Of the Common
Council, approved March %, 1882.
Adopted, and the roll being called upon
the adoption of the order for said I'M
provements, they were lost. Yeas, none;
nays, II.
Third-On the communication Of Hon. Ed
muni Rice, Mayor, calling the attention OF the
Common Council to the Fourth street viaduct
under the railroad tracks, your committee
concur with the Mayor as to the unsafe con-
dition and report resolution authorizing The
expenditure of $500 in its repair, that being
the amount of money on hand applicable to
the improvement.
Adopted.
Fourth-The petition of John Stretgell and
others, for a full grade on De Soto street,
from Collins to Minnehaha street, and OF L:
Mosbrugger, protesting against the proposed
change Of grade on University avenue, be-
tween Rice street and Park avenue, your Com,
mittee recommend be referred to the Beard
of Public Works.
Adopted.
Fifth--The petition of Andrew Beck, for
permission to move frame building from
Chestnut and Oak streets 10 Ramsey and Oak
streets, and of Aug. Schiller, to remove frame
building from the corner of Fifth and Oak to
Oak street, between Walnut and Chestnut
streets, having been referred to your Commit
tee, with power to act, your Committee au-
thorize the removal.
Adopted.
Sxth-In the matter of change of grade
on Seventh street, from Kittson street to
Minnehaha streets.
Hoffman avenue, from Sixth to Seventh
streets.
Maria avenue, from Sixth to Eighth streets.
Hope street, from Sixth to Seventh streets
Margaret street, from Arcade TO Green brlar
street,
Beech street, from Arcade street to Mendoza
street, and
Bradley street, from Woodward street to
the south line of blocks Ii and IA. Brunson's
addition to St. Paul, which was recommttted
to your committee,
Your committee, after further examination,
renew their former report, and recommend
the passage Of the annexed order for change
of grade, as shown on the accompanying
profile.
Adopted-Yea u.
JIG. MCCARTHY,
Chairman of the Committee 90 Streets.
Of Committee sOn Police-Additioual
force, etc.
To tho Pres,dant and tbe Common Conn ell of
the City ofSt. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: The committee on police to
whom was referred so much OF the mayors
communication of date May 3, 1882, rs re-
lates to police matters, beg leave to report.
First, We recommend that the police force
of the city be increased by the appointment OF
twelve additional patrolemen.
houses as auxililisryto the central police sta
ton at the city hall, we ask for further time
to report. All of which is respectfully sub
mitted. CHAs. E. OTIs,
Chairman.
Adopted. Yeas IL. Nays l.
Of Committee on Public Buildings, City
Property and Markets
To the Honorable the President and Common
Council of The City of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN: A majority OF the Committee
on Public Buildings, etc, to whom was re-
the question Of the removal Of the market
sheds are satisfied that they should be removed
10 the market grounds. They therefore recon-.
mend the passage of the resolution. Respect
fully, JOHN O'CoNNoR, Chairman.
c. w. GRIGGs.
Adopted. lSee resolutiOn.)
Of Committee on Ordinances and Public
Accounts
Impounding Ordinance. Committee to
whom the ordinance in relation to the
impounding of animals was referred, re-
turn the same with the recommendation
that it pass.
The ordinance referred TO was read and
after amendment read second time and
ssed.-iSse ordinance No. 287.
Reports
Committee to whom were referred the
reports Of the Clerk of Municipal Court
for March and April, 1882. The Chief of
Police for March and April. 1882. The
Market Master for December, 1881, and
March and April, 1882. The Pound
Master for Novemb er, 1881, and March
and April, 1882 The report of the Board
of Directors Of aims house and hospital
for April, 1883, report that they have
examined the same and found them cor
rect with the following exceptions, viz:
The Market Masters report for Decem-
Der, 1881, correct except allowance OF $50
for plastering, which has since been col
lected and paid to the City Treasurer;
the Poundmaster for April, 1882, correct
with exception of thirty cents, which has
been carried into May account.
Also,
+. Richters claim.
Committee TO which was referred the claim
of F. Richter for S507 for boarding city pris-
oners in April, 1889, report that they have
examined the same and found It correct.
respectfully submitted.
W.D. CORNISH, Chairman.
Adopted.
Of Committee en- Parks Geo. Benz and
others petition
The Committee on Parks, to whom the