Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of The Cannon Council.
Regular Meeting.

ert, Fischer, Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson,
Van Slyke, Starkey, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
dent---12.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Michael Doran and Others
For the removal of bill board at tho
junction of Hill and Third streets.
Committee on Streets.
From John Shannahan and Others
For the opening of Herman STREET.-THE.
Committee on Streets.
From D. D. Merrill and Others
For the grading of Mulberry street and
alley from said street to Rice street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Bertha Gessert and Others
For the remission Of fine imposed by
Municipal court, etc.
Committee on Claims.
From R L German and others city of
fcers-
Relative to janitor for Baldwin school
building.
Accepted.
From Thomas Bower and Others
For the grading Sherman street from
Fort street to Pleasant avenue.
Committee on Streets.
From I. Wilson
For permit for liquor License, etc.
Committe on License.
From Matthias Item and Others
For the grading of MCCARTHY street.
Committee on Streets.
From j. G. II aupt and Others
For permission to erect frame building
on west half of lot 8, block 2, of Rice q
Irvine's addition.
Committee en- Streets.
From A. L. LarPentuer and Others
For the removal of hacks, etc., from
southwest corner of Third and Jackson
streets.
Committee on Streets.
From Monroe & Grew
For rebate on employment sfice
license.
Committee on License.
From John Larsen and Others
Protest. against the construction of the
proposed double track on Thirteenth or
Pearl streets.
COMMITTEES on Streets.
From Uri L. Lamprey and Edwin Warne-
For permission to construct at their
own expense, etc., and under the direction
of the City Engineer, sewer up Grant
street to Aurora avenue, from where the
sewer now being built will and on Bluff
street.
Granted See resolution.
From R. o. Sweeney and Others
Asking that Market hall be granted the
Academy of Sciences for lectures, etc.
Granted. See resolution.
From F. Knauft and others
For the construction of temporary bridge
over Phalsn's Creek Valley, etc.
Comm ttee ON Streets.
From Edward R. Bryant and others
Asking that license for sale of inton-
eating liquors be refused to any and all
parties to carry on business in the vicinity
of Central and Oakdale avenues in the
Sixth ward.
Committee On License.
From Peter Ehrmantraut and others
Stating that they have no objection to
the construction of hay scales at corner of
Bates and Hutson avenues.
City Attorney.
REPORTS on CITY OFFICERS.
Of the Treasurer-Psy rolls
The Treasurer submits the pay roll Of
street force for August, 1883, amounting
to $3,97S.53, and the sewer force for same
month, amounting to $433 46.
Allowed and referred to Comptroller by
the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor. Robert,
Fisher, Otis, Smith, sUornish, johnson, Van
Slyke, Starksy, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
dent-1
Of City Comptroller-Audited Claims,
viz.
M Wagner, $21O; T O'Brisn, $s5; st.
Paul Foundry d Manufacturing Co., $3. &c;
Breuer d Rhodes, $65. 35; Cyril Beffory,
rs; McMastsrs & Getty, 81. so; Robinson
& Carey, $6.2s; John Zoos, $3.50; Michael
Grain, Sc 75; George Aitsch, $2S; Griggs
Il Foster, $50; George W. Turnbull, $106;
Peter Berksy, sos; D L Ourtice, $s7 so; G
Jay Rice s. Co., 1886; F Fitzgibbon,
$27.25; Mrs All1ntsame, $3.50; Matthias
Windra, $11675; A Bruggeman. $40. 65;
Joseph Spiel, 1914; st Paul Furniture
Co., $40; August Golfers, $65; Bsrlandi &
Bott, sos; Pioneer Press Co., S12S.10;
Hughson & Hemenwsy, $3.50; August
Ohmann, $75; R L. Polk & Co., $2S;
Register of deeds, $225e; De Costsr &
Clarke, $74. 20; B Morsnead, $3.50; j
M Cooley, $43.5O; Edward Lynch, $500;
Emil Wichsrt, 1852 SO; Mrs. Finn, $1.O0;
P Fitzgibbon, $40 S5; Sisters of Good
Shepherd, $2S5.5S; @ Thomas, $500; L
Fox & 90, S14.60; Herzog Mfg
Co. $14; August Bosted, $4,000;
John King, $6S.0O; Michael, $31.9O; JUS
tus Kahlert, $1.75; VIM Burkhard, $2450;
E G Starkey, Sss.75; Averill, Russell & Co,
$2.7O; j Bsrris, $1,000; ] P Gribben,
$935.64; st. Paul Book and Stationery Co,
SCI. "a; Daily Globe, $1,62706; Robert
Seeger, $851.25; Joseph Steinkamp, esti
mate No. 8, final, grading Aurora avenue,
$4,000; F w b Gilderman, estimate No.
4, final, grading Ellen street, $1,07s.00;
j D Moran, estimate No. 3,
final, grading Beech street, $72s.00:
Andrew Jacks, estimate No. 5 final Paw
ing Sibley street, $1,114.75; Wsrne Bros.
& Stockton, estimate Ne. II final, Third
Ward Sewers, $500; Warren Carpenter, es-
innate No. IL final, Sprinkling Summit
avenue, $500. 80; Andrew Jacks, estimate
No. 2 final, Paving Third street, 1865;
John Fogelberg, estimate No. and final,
Grading Neill street, 500; Michael
O'Brien, estimate No. final, Paving Fort
street, $7,s39.35.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
vote:
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, O'Connor, Robert,
Fischer. Otis, Smith, Cornish, johnson,
Van Slyke, Starkey, St. Peter, Mr.. Prssi-
dent-12.
Also
Claim not Audited
The comptroller returns not audited, es-
innate No. 8 final, 1888 60. Joseph Stein