Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-21

Adopted. (Sss order to Board OF Fable
Werks.) a0
Hackubin Street Grading
To the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The Board of Public Works have had
under consideration the resolution or or
der Of the Common 0Uunoil, approved
August 9, 1883, relative to the grading of
Nackubin street from University avenue
to Charles street, and having Investigated
tbs proposed improvement, respectfully
report that said improvement is necessary
and proper, that the estimated expense
thereof is $500, one-half Of which need not
be paid into the City Treasury before tbs
contract is let: that real estate to be as
sessed therefor can be found benefited to
the extent of the damages, costs and ex-
penses necessary to be incurred thereby.
that said improvement is asked for by
petition of a majority of the owners of
property to be assessed therefor, and We
herewith send plan or profile Of said i'm
prevemsnt, and an order for your adop-
ton, if you desire US to make the improve
ment.
M. KOCH, President pro tenn.
r. L. GoRxAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
Sept. 4, 1883.
Adopted. (See order to Board of Public
Works.
The Board submit, approved by them,
the following estimates, viz:
Estimate No. s, George street. grading,
Boyer i Lux contractors, $3,400; No. 1.
Cedar and Bluff streets sever, Wsrne d
Stockton contractors, $297.50; No. 3, Oak
street. grading, ]. J. Palasr, contractor,
$2,210; No. 2, College avenue sewer, P. Fl.
TsrAsy, contractor, $6SS so; No. 2, Third
| street. grading, Husbasr h Zsllmar, SEN
tractors, $3.50; Ne. 1, Pine strsss grad
ing, Thornton b Aeraa, contractors,S1 900;
Ne. 3, Western avenue sewer system, De-
hsrty d Dohsrty, contractors, $I3, 4O45O;
No. 3, Saltwater street sewer system, SlO,-
115; Ne. 1, Smith street. grading, john D.
Nsran. contractor, $50; 40. 8. Seventh
street paving, J.J. Palmer, contractor,
81, 700; 10. 1, Madison strsss spriskIing,
Jsha G. EiAksl, contractor, $3.50; NJ. 1,
Dale i Oakland strset sewer, f. s. Blsdg
cit contractor, $1,275; No. 2, Lsssa street
grseiag, Jshn D. Moran, contraossr, 81, O2O;
no. 8, Phalsa creek cuivort, Nisha.l
O'Brisn, contra ster, S1,275; Eo. l, Cedar
street sever. Warns & Stockton, contractors,
S127.5O; Ne. l, Lafay cite avenue ssrink-
ling, J. G. Einksl, contractor, 1886; Ne.
2, Martin strsst grading, Joseph Stein
kamP ,csntrastor, $2.21O; No. /, Esrt street
spriakIiag Third TO RA~ssy ssrssss) Joha
G. Rinksl, contractor, $249 80; Ne. 2, Gar
nsld street grading, John soldthsr, coz
tractor, $3.50; Ne. Z, PAalsn creek cal
vert, II. OBrisn, contractor, $3.50; Ne.
q, Hsbsshav street paving, A..
II. Perkins, contractor, $1,7OO
Allowed and ordered paid BY the folio "
ing vsts:
Ysss-Ald. Doalan, O'Conner, Robert,
Fissker, Otis, Saith. Csraish, Johl.es,
Van Slyks, Starkey, st. Peter, Dir. Prssi-
dsnt-12.
Final Estimatss-
The Board submit, approved BY them,
the following final estimates, viz: Nc. s
walnut street sewer system 81, $50; No.
II, Eolao street sewer S2,e42; No. l.,
contractor, 81 ,o75 30; Ne. 8, Wilkin street
sever, John D.herty contractor, s213 So;
Ne. 2, Rly's addition sewers $2498O; No.
2, Sixth street grading. F. Boyer contras-
ter, e243; Ne. 2, College avenue sewer, D.
Mullen, Jr., esntrastor, $162.5o.
Committee o. Claims
HlpoBTs OF STANDING COMMITTEES
Of Committees en- Ssrssts-Hoyrs add
tier
Committee to whom was referred the
resolution releasing parts Of hlosk 8, Hsyt's
addition, return tho same and recommend
it's passage.
Adopted. SEQ resolutions.
Or Committee ON Fire DsPartmsnt-His-
ssllansoas-
To the Common Council of the City of 81.
Paul.
GnTLHHkH:-Thsc committee en- Fire
Department TO whom have been referred
he matters hereinafter mentioned beg leave
10 report:
FIRST. Upon full consideration Of the
Report Of the Board of Fire Commissioners
Of May Is, 1888, relative to tho condition
and requirements Of the Are alarm tels.
graph system, together with the report,
Mr.. I. Z. Jenkins, Superintendent of Fire
Alarm Telegraph, accompanying the same,
We are Of opinion that said Board should
have authority to do the work outlined in
their report In the manner therein suggest
cd, and 10 this end submit for adoption
resolution giving such authority, hereto
annexed. 5t3
Second. With reference to the Repsrt of
the Board of Fire Oommissiensrs 10 this
Council of date August 6, 1883, asking an-
therity TO purchase thirty fire alarm boxes
to be located as suggested in said re-
pert W recommend that the Board be au-
thorizsA to purchase fifteen FIRE alarn
bs1ss to be located by them whore in taslr
Judgment they are most needed, and sab
NIT resolution to this end hereto an
nsxsd. Your committee are Of opinion
that the portion of the CITY occupied by
wholesale hsases il now fairly we'll provi-
dsd for ia this respect, and suggest that the
mere remots districts should now receive
attention and provision therefore be made
with the boxes to be purchased.
Your committee also recommend the
purchase Of another chemical Fire Engine
of zee gallsas capacity to be used on Day
toms Bluff as soon as the one now in the
Department can be located in the engine
house, now being erected at the corner of
Eighth and Minnesota streets, and here
with submit a resolution for same.
Third. Your committee recommend that
the Beard of Fire Commissioners be au-
therizsd to purchase a lot on Dayton's
Bluff and in the Sixth ward, and to erect
engine houses thereon and put into service
fire company for each locality, and here
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