Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-14
Adjourned Meeting.

oI. 1AUD, June 10, 1000.
Board met at 1880 P. n. pursuant to ad-
! iournment of this day.
| Present: Messrs. Barrett, Hoyt, Koch,
Peters and Mr.. President.
! ABSENT Mr.. Terry.
| Reading Of the minutes dispensed with
A communication was received from
Francis Bingham stating that the change
| of grade on pleasant avenue would damage
his property to the extent of $500 and
asks that said amount of damage be al
lowed him. Placed On file.
! A communication was received from
| Chas. S. Drake stating that the change OF
grade On Pleasant avenue would damage
his property greatly and asks that $500 be
allowed him for the alleged damage.
Placed on file.
S. w. White and four others by their at
torney, Thos. Cochran, DR., Esq, present
ed written protest against the assess
ment of their property, for the opening.
widening and extension of St Anthony
avenue. Placed on file.
Mrs. G. E. Mattson and thirteen other
property owners on Colborn street, be-
tween st. Clair and Superior streets, pre-
sented written protest against the grad
| ing of said street between said points for
the reason that it is not necessary and
proper at present. Placed on file.
A communication was received from
Hon. VIM. r. Marshall relative to an
assessment against the property of N. P
Langford for the sewer on Exchange
street, stating that said property had here
tofore been assessed for the sewer on
| Sherman street., and is in no way ben
Gifted by the Exchange street sewer, and
asks whether this fact has been taken into
consideration in making the assessment
Placed on file.
A communication was received from the
city clerk stating that at a meeting of the
Common Council held on the 18th inst. he
was instructed to notify the Board of Pub
lie Works to defer further action relative
to the opening of st. Anthony avenue unit
further notice from said Council. Placed
on file.
A communication from F. r. De
lano, president of the board
CT fire commissioners, com
planning of the impossible condition
of many of the streets now under i'm prove
ment having been referred by the Council
to the Board, the same was upon motion
referred to the Engineer for report in the
matter.
Bids were opened and read for con,
structing the necessary sewers, catch
basins and manholss to drain Saltwater
| street FROM Grove street to Olmsted
street, st. Paul street from Grove stree,
to point forty feet south of Sonerst
! street, De Bow street from Grove street to
Nash street, Somerset street from q point
seventy Ave feet east of st. Paul street to
Saltwater street and from De Bow street
to connect with the Broadway sewer
Olmsted street from Saltwater street to
st. Paul street, the alley through blocks
8 and 4, Paterson's addition to st. Paul
from saltwater street to De Bow street al
follows, to-wit:
Mcclure d Mullen. S34.69e
w. F. Symonds. .............. $4,000
| Upon motion the matter of awarding
the contract for said sewers was laid over
until the 18th inst. at 2:30 p. m.
! The awards made by the Board of Pab-
lie Works to J. D. Moran for grading
Beech street from Seventh street to Ear
street, to F. Boyer for grading Sixth street
from Colllge avenue to Oak street, to John
Gehrke for sprinkling Rice street from
College avenue to Iglehart street, thence
on Tenth street to Fort street
to Daniel Mullen, Jr., for constructing q
sewer on College avenue from a point
about ESQ feet easterly of Rice street to
St. Peter street, and to Daniel Mullen, Jr..
for constructing sewer on College avenue
from st. Peter street to Wabashaw street,