Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-23

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or lower any meats or produce down into
the cellars. I furthermore do not find any
water supply for the stalls or drain pipes
or sinks, which should have been provided
for each stall The boilers viii be re-
quired to be reset and to be turned around,
that the furnace can be fed from the other
end of the boiler.
| find that The vaults have no vent
faes, and that the vault doors are
not set perfectly. would advise
that all the large cracks in the plastered
partitions be filed and cleaned mp. The
floors in the large hall proper need repair
ing, and the wainscoting should be taken
off in several places and reset. The doors
and castings are badly shrunk, and all need
overhauling, but would advise that 1t re-
mains until all the green lumber has thor
ougbly dried before it is built over.
The roof is in Il miserable condition
and needs an overhauling.
The clock should be removed TO the sec
end floor and the closets taken out in the
tower proper.
I would ADVISE that the canopies over
Ihe HitIAoC "A-'~H - -
the sLue"aih'9o In"' ING wafer 10 NO. 'N'ii0"
INTO Ihe basement
can only give YOU an approximate es-
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on TINS bullalh@' anu Uhlhh Inc proper
way 10 nave IAelil dome womb DC ~ eur
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gases from sewer llto ce1iai iHo SUI PIP
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p"9 Ho 0U'A0U' : $780,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Claims Presented
Steel Wire Broom and Brush Co., 50;
Martin Dreis, $3.50; August Ohmann'
S6O.lO; ST. Paul Gas LIght Co.' . l'zoL.oo;
James Boyd, $685.; David Burke, $12;
Pioneer Press Co, $59.4O; j. Sch1llo d Co.
So; L. S. White Stationery Co., $59.5o;
Samuel O'Neil, 81; Board of Water Com
missioners, $4,6T.97; Clerk of District
Court, $780,
Committee on Claims, with exception OF
claims of Water Commissioners, $4,67.97,
and Clerk of District Court, 500, which
were approved by Committee on Claims,
and which were allowed and referred TO
the Comptroller by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. DoWlan, OConner, hopert'
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Johnson, Starkey, Van
Slyke, Mr.. President-1O.
Ordinances
An ordinance was read entitled, IAN Or
dinance for the better government and
control of hacks, express wagons and other
vehicles, ETC."
City Attorney.
An ordinance was read entitled an or
dinance to amend Ordinance No. BIG, emit
tied, San ordinance to amend sections one
and seven of Ordinance No. So"
Aid. DowIan moved that the rules Do SO
far suspended as to allow said ordinance to
pass to It's second reaul1g. eoro,
Ihe motlon PfeValieo ny 'he lolio"lng
vote: go
HeasIAld' DoWlan oOonnoF T. h SI21a
Fischer Ots' smith 'onnSoh' van Dyke
Starkey' Mr' FteSloent 5
The sald ordinance was In n9 Ieau
second ulhe ans paSSeu' \000 oi0AA0i0o
NO. 81
An ordinance was reau eI'l'lo" Oh
ordinance to regulate mack S'ahoS'
Aid. OTIS moVeu Iha' Inc rol9S DO 80 Lar
suspended as TO allow salu orulhanc0 W
pass to us second reaolng'
" Ala Dor-Io, O,CoonOr Robert
cIoI C Ne, p -. 10
The said ordinance was thereupon read