Daily globe., 1883-11-23
OFFiCIAL.
Proceedings Of The Common Council.
Regular Meeting:


st. Peter, Mr.. President 10.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Mayor-Appoint-
ments.
The Honorable the President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMAN---I have the honor to advise
you that have received and accepted the
designations of Patrolmen Martin J..
Swanson and William Bremen of the regu
lar police force of this city. Also that I
have appointed James T. Twohey and
Charles Leyh upon the regular police force
of this city vice Swanson and Bremen, re-
signc d, and respectfully request that such
appo ntments be confirmed. Very re-
spectfuIly, g. D. O'BR1EN, Mayor.
November 20, 1888.
Committee on Police.
Also,
British Vice Consul
The Mayor transmits q communication
of Il. S. Treherne "announcing his ap-
pointment as British vice cousul for the
city of st. Paul and for the customs dis
trict thereof"
Accepted.
From Caspar Sauer-
For permission to erect frame bnilding
on lots 8 and 10, block 1871, Robertson's
addition to West st. Paul. (The forgo-
ing is reported upon favorably by Com
mIttee of Fire Department..
{ Granted-See ordinance No. 359.
From Mrs. John Scheefer--
Claim for damages to her property
caused by Fort street grading, etc.
Committee on streets.
From (. w. Hunter, Chairman
For the free use of Market Hall on
Thanksgiving day, for the purpose of Civ
ing the boot blacks of the city Thanksgiv-
ing dinner.
Committee on Public Buildings.
From j. f. Bruggeman and others
For permission to erect frame bull ldinc
on lots 9 and 4, block So, Rice & Irvine's
addition, etc.
Committee on Fire Department.
From Casper SchOtt and others
For oil lamp to be placed at corner of
L'Orient and Glencoe streets.
Committee on Gas.
From Nathan Ford and others
Protest against the proposed paving of
Third street with granite blocks.
Committee on Streets.
From The st. Paul Chamber of Com
Relative to sewer pipe made by the st.
Paul Clay Works, eto.
Committee on Streets.
From Edward Langsvin-
For permission to remove frame build
ings, etc. This application is approved
by committee on Are department.
Granted. See ordinance No. 359.
From Edward E. Scribner-
For permission to erect frame building
IN fire limits. This application is ap-
proved by the Committee on Fire Depart
ment.
Granted. See ordinance No. 359.
From the st. Paul Chamber of Com
Relative to paving Third and other
streets.
Committee on Streets.
From the st. Paul Chamber of Com
merce-
Relative to the adoption of standard
time.
City Attorney to draft resolution.
From @. b. Creel-
For transfer of liquor license, No. 402,
to Schnell Olive, same premises.
From Mrs. A. NJ. Mosher-
For transfer of liquor license No. 29S to
Herman Winter-same premises.
Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City omptroller--Audited Claims, viz:
j. Gehrke, estimate No. 4, final, sprink-
ling st. Peter street, $73. 10; J. Gehrke, es-
innate No. 4, final, sprinkling Iglehart
street, 5000; j. Gehrke, estimate No. 4,
final, sprinkling Tenth street, $73.25 R. u.
Arnold, estimate No. 4, final, sprinkling
Third street, $171.5o; r. @. Arnold, esti-
mate No. 8, final, sprinkling Fifth street,
$500; r. G. Arnold, estimate No. 3,
final, sprinkling Exchange street, S171.7O;
John q. Hinkel, estimate No. 3, final,
sprinkling Lafayette avenue, S5085; John
q. Hinkle, estimateNo. 3, fiusl, sprinllltng
Madison street, $26.30; John G. Hinkle,
estimate No. 8, final, sprinkling Fort street,
$4,000; j. Gehrke, estimate No. 4, final,
sprinkling Monroe place, $685.; J.
Geherke, estimate No. 1, final, sprinkling
Wabashaw street, $l21 so; j. Gehrke, esti-
mate No. 4, final, sprinkling Summit av-
enue, $95.79; j, Gehrke, estimate
No 4, final, sprinkling Rice
and Tenth streets, $75. 80;
Kenney IL Hudner, $345.75; Chas. @.
Miles, 1920; Cullen's livery stable, IS;
M. b. Farrell, estimate No. 3, final, patrol
stable, S257.30; p. II. Tierney, estimate
Nc. 8, final, grading Chestnut street, $685.
Do J -. moran, estimate NO. j, final,
grading Smith street, S2,0l5.O0; j. d.
Moran, estimate No.!3, final, grading Leech
street, 1880; NJ. B. Farrell, estimate No.
2, final, stairway contract, $344.S4; j. @.
Mccarthy, estimate No. 2, final,
grading Eight street, S747;
Wm. Forristal, estimate No. (, final,
sprinkling Dayton avenue, $S9S.75; VIM.
Forristal, estimate No. 1, final, sprinkling
Summit avenue, $129.60; James Waters,
estimate No. 1, Sixth street sewer, $s17. 10;
Warne Bros. i Stockton, estimate No. 8,
final, Cedar and Bluff street sewers,
$5tS.50 Arthur Mullen, estimate No. L,
final, Cedar street sewer, $500;
James Murnane, estimate No. 1,
grading Pleasant avenue, 1925:
P. Norris, estimate No. 4, final, sprinkIinp
Grove street, $l2S55; P. Norris, estimate
No. 1, final, sprinkling Broadway and Mis-
sissippi streets, $50. So; P. Norris, estimate
Ne. 4, final, sprinkling Woodward avenue,
$l03.20; P. Norris, estimate No. 8, final,
sprinkling Ninth street, $50; Andrew
0'Rourke, estimate No. ., final. sprinklinp
Summit avenue, 1868 DAILY Globe 81, ,76s So:
George Mitsca & Go. SS.s5; P. J. Dreis
So; L, NJ. Metcslf S1S; A. H Bunde $50;
GsiGgs & Foster $50; Robinson i Cary
$5I9; st. Paul Foundry & Manufacturing