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employment, the Committee recommend
that she be allowed 5000.
2. They recommend that a warrant be
drawn in favor of DR.. Hand for the sum of
one hundred dollars for medical attend
ance upon VIM. Dwyer, who was injured
while in the service of the Fire Depart
ment, 1t being difficult case of compound
fracture of the leg, and services being rem
dered at the instance of Engineer E. G.
Birge.
3. They recommend that the petition of
E. Il. SchIick and others for fire alarm
box be referred to the Board of Fire Com
missioners to examine and report.
4. They recommend that the resolution
of Aid. Starkey, relative to purchase of site
for an engine house in the Fifth ward on
Dayton's bluff, be adopted.
5. AS to petition of citizens of Fifth and
Sixth wards, for better fire protection, and
also the communication of the Board of
Fire Commissioners Of May 10, 1888, sub
mitting the report of G. N. Parker, Esq,
of May 14th, 1883, in respect to the needs
of the department, your committee re-
commend the adoption of the resolution
herewith returned.
Respectfully submitted, CHAs. E. OT1s,
Chairman Com on Fire Dept.
Adopted. (See resolution.
Of Committee on License-Fruit Stands
To the Honorable President and Common
Council of the City Of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Licenses
to whom was referred the petition of J. Fl.
Metcalf and forty-nine others, asking to
have the fruit and other stands re-
moved from off the public streets of the
city.
Report, That in the opinion of your
committee, the practice OF permitting the
streets Of the city to be occupied with
stands for the sale of fruits or other mer-
chandise is not one to be commended,
aside from the fact that they necessarily
obstruct the streets, dealers Who pay large
rents have good cause for complaint in be-
ing brought into competition with class
Of dealers, who under authority of the city,
carry on business without any other cost
than the pittance exacted by the city for
license. The practice is one, that as far
as your committee can learn, meets with
favor from no one except those immedi-
ately interested.
In addition it may be said that the Com
mon Council nave no authority to author
ize the use of the public streets for any
Such being the views of your committee,
| they recommend that the Mayor be re-
quested to issue an order 10 the police force
of the city to cause all fruit and other
dealers, now occupying the streets, to be
at once removed from off the same, and
that any unearned license money be re-
| turned. Respectfully yours,
JOHN DowLAN, Chairman:
AdOnfad nv ba folIominoy
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson,
Van Slyke, Starkey, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
| dent-12.
Also,
To the President and Members of the
Common Counei! of the City of st. Paul:
| The undersigned, to whom was referred
the several applications for transfer of
license, viz: Liquor license No. 260 from
G. Bayer to Henry P. Ernst; No. pa from
| Anton Roessler to Andrew Paulson; No.
176 from Whalen & Carren to David Gibbs;
| No IS from Chas. j. Hanft to Louis n.
| Alt, No. 2 from Peter Jerome to T. p.
| Ragen; No. $50 from Fred Oelzer to Nels
SandelI; No. 159, to NJ. G. Williams & Co.
from David Gibbs; No. 3S7, taken out by
NJ. Inhof, to be used at the corner OF
Dayton and Western, and has not been
used, and therefore asks for it to be trans
| ferced to No. 396 Exchange street.
Each and all of the above be, and the
| same are hereby ordered and transferred
as asked for. JOHN DowLAN, Chairman.
| OF Committee on Police-Annual Report
cf Chief
| Committee to whom was referred the
annual report of the Chief Of Police re-
turn the same, and recommend that it be
printed.
Committee on Printing.
| Of Committee on Public Buildings-Re-
pairs at Pest House
Com mittee recommend that bid of NeIs
Swan for repairs at Pest House be accept
ed and that the same be referred to the
City Attorney to draw contract
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, Johnson,
| Van Slyke, Starkey, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
| dent-12
Of Committee on Parks-Electric Lights
Commit tee submit proposition of ST.
Paul Gas Light Co. for placing electric
| light wir es in Irvine Park-estimated cost,
! 5000.
Laid on the table
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Claims Presented
H. h. Bunde, 1888; 3. D. Buford & Co.,
| $15.75; Simmons & Co., Sc; j. J..
Dunnigan, S6.75; Pollock, Donaldson
q Ogden, $1.95; F. Richter, $S4S,57;
Bristol, Smith & freeman, $3.50; A. Oh
mann, $86.4O; Kenny & Hudner. S2.4O;
Daily Globe, $2,511 Al; Mrs. Rooney, S17;
L. Connors, $12; M. A. Bigford, $8; J.
L. Fox Co., $40; James King, $8.4O;
Justus Kahlert, 81. %; S. Mesberg, $28. 80; ;
G. G. Miles, 81; Robert Seeger, $776.17;
Peoples Ice Co, 81; Jos. Spiel, $23.5
Bennett & Kingsbury, 50 20; Pollock,
Donaldson & Ogden, $215; S. Hough,
SIG. 95; Sisters of Good Shepherd, $188.12;
Die Volkszeitung, $290.64; H. Herting,
| $1O9; George Mitsch, $44.75; T. NJ. Met
calf, $38.45; Warne Bros. & Co., $3.50.
Committee on Claims.
By Aid. Smith
An order for an oil lamp to be placed in