Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-04
OFFICIAL

OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of The Common Council.
| Regular Meeting.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 1, 1882.
| President Allen in the chair.
Present-Ald. Dowlan, O'Conner,
Robert. Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish,
johnson, Van Slyke, Starkey, Mccarthy,
MIR. President-l2.
COMMUNICATIONS.
| From His Honor the Mayor-Licenses
revoked.
| To the Honorable the President aud Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
have the honor to inform you that on the
| 18th day OF July instant revoked the liquor
license No. 304, issued to Arnold
Bertram, doing business at the
corner OF Harrington and University avenues.
| on the ground that Bertram was unable to-
| keep order on his premises. For the same rea
sons and on account OF state of chronic dis
| order, which has prevailed more or less for
some time past on Rice street and its vicinity,
| it is my expectation that nearly all the
licenses issued to saloon keepers in that
neighborhood will have 10 be revoked. 1t is
| claimed that some of them harbor turbulent
and dlsreputable people and sell them
| whisky and beer, which, generally, on
such occasions, is rounded off with first
| class row or fight, and, as might be expected,
wholly beyond the power of a saloon keeper to
quell. They have no right to harbor or sell
liquors to such people. 1t is also claimed
that some keepers furnish children with IL
| quors, who are tempted by a little money
given to them by traDps and other disorderly
persons who conceal themselves in box cars
| and out of the Way places, to go TO the sa-
looms for liquors or beer aud fetch it to them
in stealthy way.
do not know, and have not been able 10
obtain proof that these claims are true. Some
Of my informants are afraid TO be known pub
hcly as complainants; nor does the charge
apply to all the keepers. Many
of them are very respectable and
worthy men; but notwithstanding this
their occupation must be abandoned, if the
peace and good order OF the neighborhood
can be maintained in no other way.
l also revoked on the 10th inst, the liquor
license No. 254, OF Timothy Koran, doing
business at No. $50 Rosabel street, on ac-
count of complaints which satisfied me that
the house, was at times disorderly and annoy
ing to the neighborhood. l recommend that
the proper proportion of the license paid by
the keepers above named be returned to them
EDMUND RICE,
Mayor.
ST.. PAUL, July, 1882.
Accepted.
From F. NJ. Gembe-
For the abatement of nuisance, etc.,
| near the corner of Broadway and Twelfth
streets.
Committee on Streets.
From Mrs. Sarah Lindahl---
For permission to erect stone wall on
line of Mount Airy street.
City Engineer, with power to act.
From j. Z. Allen and Others
Asking that fire alarm be placed at
or near the corner of Seventh and Jack
son streets.
Fire Commissioners.
From Otto StreIssguth and others
For sidewalk and street gutter on East
Fifth street.
Board Public Works, with orders.
From John Rowe
For the construction of a sewer on
Somerset street, etc.
Board of Public Works, with order.
From John Matheis and others
For additional seats and light in Irvine
Park, etc.
Committee on Parks.
From IL. b. Longhren-
Claim for damage by reason of his
| child having his arm broken, caused by
defective sidewalk, etc.
Committee on Claims.
From j. G. Bettingen and others
Protest against permitting the st. Paul
Furniture company to erect frame build
ing in fire limits, etc.
Accepted.
From F. W. Frohne-
Bond in the sum of $500, with r. A.
| Lanpher and John j. Laurence as sure
ties, as a guarantee that the clock
placed in the Market house is as repre-
sented, etc.
Bond approved by the following vote:
| Yeas--Ald. Dowlan, OConnor, Robert, Fisch-
| er, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson, Van Slyke,
| Starkey, Mccarthy. Mr.. Presidential
From Max Fink and others
For the sprinkling of Seventh street,
from st. Peter street to Seven corners
Board of Public Works, with order.
From Rev. Jno. Stanley
: On behalf of the members of the Catho-
| lie Temperance Association Union of st.
Paul, invitation to Mayor and Council
to attend reception at Metropolital Hotel
on Thursday, the Sd inst, etc.
Accepted.
From Wilson & Rogers
For permission to retain building in
| fire limits, etc.
Committee on Fire Department.
From Jno. Herman
For transfer of liquor license No. IS to
| Chas. Aherns-same premises.
From Fred Oelker-
For transfer of liquor license No. LAG
| to Adam Schenk-same premises.
From Fred Weber-For transfer of LIQUOR
| license No 1877 to Chas. Keck-same
premises.
Committee on license
| REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Treasurer
To the Hon. President and Common Council
of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: have the honor to here
with submit to you my report, from the
beginning of my term of office, June 6.
1882, to August l, 1882.
| RECEIPTS.
Balance received from
ex-Treasurer REM. $25, 1865 IS
81. NJ. Rice, county
treasurer. ........... 157,sl5 %
Municipal court. ALA So
Market Master. 4S3 80
Poundage. ....,....... 359 70
r. A. Smith, chairman,
| proceeds Sewer Bonds &c, O2S IS
| r. A Smith, 81 Water
bonds, q $1,000. -. 37,O61 66
K. .. Strong, chief fire
department. 81 IS
Redeemed certificates of
| sale properly redeem
ed by owners. 1,26S 81
--S35l, O96 63