Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-06

transferred shall be held, used and
preserved exclusively for the pur-
poses described and contemplated
by said legislative act, and in such man
ner as the best judgment of said Board of
Directors shall dictate.
Third-The life members of this asso-
citation shall at all times have and enjoy
the same privileges relative to said books,
and property heretofore by them possessed
and enjoyed.
Fourth-Should the city of st. Paal at
any time hereafter fail or neglect to main
tain, or should said Board of Directors
fail or neglect to care for said
public library and reading-room as
IN this instrument and said legis-
lative act provided and contemplated
then, and in that event this gift, and all
control over the same, shall without
further act or ceremony at once revert to
the st. Paul Library association.
In witness whereof said association has
hereunto affixed its corporate name and
sanction on this thirteenth day of October,
A. D. 1882.
The ST. PAUL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
By CHAs. E. FLANDRAU, Vice President.
VIM. FL. KELLEY, Secretary.
The foregoing donation or transfer is on
this thirteenth day of October, A. d. 1882,
hereby accepted upon all the terms in the
above instrument specified, and the Board
of Directors of the st. Paul Public Library
| covenants to hold, preserve, and use said
property exclusively for the purposes in
said instrument and said legislative act
prescribed and contemplated.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE ST.. PAUL
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
By ALEX. RAMSEY, President.
WM. II. KELLEY, Secretary.
Accepted, ordered on file and printed in
Council proceedings.
From John Il. Bryant and others
Stating that they are the owners of the
majority of the property on the line of the
alleys in block 4, Palace addition to st.
Paul, and block Is, Holcombe's addition to
st. Paul, and ask that said alleys be vacat-
ed, etc.
Ordered on file in City Clerks Office and
said Clerk instructed to give the necessary
notice for such vacation as is required by
law.
From Patrick Ryan
For permission to retain frame building
in fire limits, etc.
Committe on Fire Department VITA power
! to act.
From R. Gordon and others
Protest against the manner in which
Eighth street is proposed to be graded,
etc.
Committee on Streets.
From Geo. Seibert, Leader
Asking PERMISSION for the Great Western
band to use Rice park for concerts on Sat-
erday evenings, etc.
Granted-(See resclution.)
From A. L. Haugled-
For permission to move frame buildings
situated on lots IL and u, block z, Whit
| ney & Smiths addition.
Committee on Fire Department.
From A. P. Croonquist and others
For the grading of Jessie street from
Mlnnehaha to Fauquier street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From D. D. Merrill and others
For the construction of sewer on Col
lege avenue from Rice to Third streets.
Alderman Of the Precinct.
From Geo. M. Walker
For transfer of liquor license No. 277 to
Q. 5. Cummings. Same premises.
From Frank Brady
For transfer of liquor license No. 125 to
Peter Madison. Same premises.
From Schlawin and Hanson
For the transfer of liquor license No. 2S7
to Peter Radlinger. Same premises.
From A. W. Nentink-
For the transfer of Liq uor license No.
173 to T. G. Richter. Same premises.
From G. ]. Johnson
For the transfer ofliquor license No.
40 to Lindsey Sapp. Same premises.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Treasurer
To the Hon. President and Members Of
the Common Council.
GENTLEMEN: The following is report
of the receipts and disbursements of this
Office from Jan. 1, 1885, to the 31st of
March, 1888.