Daily globe., 1883-07-20

Stating that the front wall of the Gar
cade hotel' building on Robert street is in
a dangerous condition.
Accepted. (See resolution.)
From Alex. A. Saenger, City Clerk, Detroit,
Mich
Stating that the Common Council and
city officials of said city would visit this
city the second week in August, etc.
Accepted.
From Jacob Kranz-
For permission to maintain fruit stand,
etc.
Committee on Markets.
From Adolph Pagel, W. J. Godfrey, Peter
Ducrot, Fred H. Mcintosh and La Plant
and Etna-
For transfer OF liquor licenses.
Committee on License.
From Thomas McMahon-
For remittance of fine, etc.
Committee on Police.
From l. R. Jenkins, Superintendent of Fire
Alarm Telegraph, relative to locations
OF fire alarm boxes
Committee on Fire Department.
REPORTS OF o1TY OFFICERS.
OF City Treasurer--Pay rolls
The Treasurer submits, paid by him, the
pay roll of the street force for the month
Of June, 1888, accounting to $3,785.76; also
the sewer force pay roll for the same
month, amounting to $3S2.22.
Allowed and referred to Comptroller
by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, Johnson,
Starkey, ST. Peter, Mr.. Presidential.
Of City mptroller-Audited claims, viz:
T. III. Metcalf, $3645; Pollock, Donald
son g. Ogden, $1.95; Mccarthy g. Donnelly
$25.5O; w. A. Somers, $8; Robert Seeger,
$754.92; st. Paul Gas company, $3,O66.78;
John Doherty, estimate l, Ely's addition,
sewer, $649.40; John Doherty, estimate 3,
final, Temperance street sewer from Tenth
street, etc., $3.50; John Doherty, estimate 6
final, Temperance street sewer from Nor
ris street to Cooper street, $135; John
Doherty, estimate 2, final, Fourth street
sewer, Robert to Jackson street, $780,
John Doherty, estimate =, Wilkin street
sewer, $484.50; James Carr, estimate 4
final, grading Claghorn street, $2,1O5; R.
G. Arnold, estimate No. 1, sprinkling Third
street from Seven corners to Summit ave-
nue., $85; Warne Bros. & Stockton, esti-
mate II, final, Third ward sewers, $4,45O;
+. Boyer, estimate No l, Sixth street grad
ing from College avenue to Oak street,
$1,190; Michael O'Brien, estimate
No. I, Phalen creek culvert, $1,7OO;
Warren Carpenter, estimate No. 10,
Sprinkling Summit avenue, $77.91; John
BoLdther, estimate No. l, grading Jessie
stcaat, $1,lQ5; Patrick Doherty, estimate
No. :, final, Fourth street sewer, from
Robert to Minnesota streets, $97 80;
Gus Moline, estimate No. 3, final, Ninth
-k~ >. To XNo+ n
No. 10, Rondo street sewer, $5S6.56; 2. II.
Tierney, estimate No. ., Chestnut street
grading. $595; J. J. Palmer, estimate No.
=, Oak street grading, $425; f. ". Il.
GiIderman, estimate No 3, Ellen street
grading, $3.50; z. Tierney, estimate No. . ,
Pleasant avenue grading; $3,400; Joseph
Steiukamp, estimate No. ,, Aurora avenue
grading, 500; Andrew Jacks, estimate
10. 8, paving Sibley street, $2,S90; J. j.
Palmer, estimate No. ;, paving Seventh
street, $3.50; Warne Bros. & Co., estimate
Nc. 8. sewer On Walnut street, Summit and
Nina avenues, $777.75; Thornton & Moran,
estimate No. ,, grading Niagara street,
$765; J. D. Moran, estimate No. l, grad
ing Beech street. $3.50; August
Ohman, $500; James King, $40;
Mrs. Rooney, $17, Timothy .O'Connor,
$I2; III. A. Bigford & Co, SIS; K. p. Cul-
len, IS; g. Reynolds, $50; Daily Globe,
$2,51t.40; Die Volkszeitung, $3.50 81;
Kenney & Hudner, $12+09; j. NJ. Cooley,
So; Cha5. c. Miles, $1O.05; Beck & Rank,
$23.6t; Fairbanks, Morse 81 Co., $45; Pol
lock, Donaldson & Ogden, $215; Warne
Bros u Co, $33.70; Joseph Spiel, S23.55;
Bennett q Kingsbury, $2.70; House of
Good Shepherd, $188. y; Mccarthy &
Donneily, $50. .05; G. w. Merrill, $12; NV.
Telephone Co., 81; J. J. Dunnigan, S6.7
Simmons & Co., SO; Bristol, Smith & Free
man, $3.50; K. ?. Kullen, So; C. L. Horst.
$I.25; B. D. Buford & Co., $15.75; August
Hammer, $3.50; S. Mesberg, S2S. 80; B.
Michael, $16O5; Justus Kahlert, 81 .25:
A. H. Andrews & Co. $3,125, J. L. Fox &,
Co. SO, Board Water Commissioners
$I69.G2, Peoples Ice company 81, Sher-
wood Hough $685., George Mitsch s44,75.
Richard Price $3.50.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert.
Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson,
Starkey, st. Peter, Mr.. Presidential.
Also,
Official Bond
The Comptroller submits his Official
Bond in the sum of $1,000, with N. w.
Kittson and A. II. Wilder as sureties.
Committee of Ways and Means.
OF City Attorney-Contract-
The AttorneO submits draft of contract
with the Fire E 1tinguisher Manufacturing
company of Chicago, for a patrol wagon
for Police Department.
Approved, Yeas-11.
OF City Engineer-Fourth Street Bridge
The Engineer reports the bridge on
Fourth Street over Phalen's creek in a
dangerous condition, and the same should
he abandoned and recommends that a
temporary bridge be build at cost of not
TO exceed 500.
Adopted-(Se See resolution.)
Also,
Barge
To the Common Council of the City of ST..
Paul:
GENTLEMEN: By order OF the Board Of
Health, at their last meeting, the matter of