St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-18
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Common Council
Regular Meeting.

Gentlemen-I have the honor to advise
you that pursuant to resolution passed by
your honorable body, l have appointed the
following named persons Patrelmen upon
the regular police force of this city, viz:
John Mahoney, Joseph Veyerka, John Lynch,
| Frederick Hamanna. John NJ. Mayer, John
Fahey, James Brogan, John DAILY, Henry
Cormick, Michael Roche, Van Chalette,
Matthias Young, James Gavin, E. F. Walsh,
Charles Williams. Also, that l have re-
ceiyed and accepted the resignation OF Ed
ward Delaney, as Patrolman. and have ap-
pointed George L. simons to fill the vacancy,
and respectfully request that said appoint
ments be confirmed. Respectfully,
C.. D. O'BRIEN, Mayor.
Committee on Police.
From j. j. Steifel- 49,
For license to sell spirituous liquors.
Committee on License.
From William Henry and others
For change of grade on Oak street be-
tween Ramsey and Walnut streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
From VIM. NJ. Bole-
Relative to the grade of sidewalk on Eaton
avenue, etc.
Committee on Streets.
From @. o. Ostergren and others
Protest against the. grading of Hall avenue
between George street and the city limits
Committee on Streets.
From the st: Paul City Railway company
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
| RAMSEY COUNTY, IS.
CITY OF SAINT PAUL.
| WHEREAS. The Common Council of the
City of Saint Paul passed certain ordinance
number 420, entitled Gan ordinance in re-
lation to the st, Paul City Railway company
of the city of st. Paul." approved by the
Mayor on the second day of July, 1884. and
published, and whereas at meeting of the
directors of the said company, held on the
seventh day of July, A. D. 1884, at the city
of Saint Paul, it was resolved by said COM
pany to accept the said ordinance, and that
an acceptance in writing, signed by the pres
! ident of said company under its corporate
seal, be filed with the City Clerk of said city
| in accordance with section of said ordi-
nance
Now therefore, the said the Saint Paul City
Railway company has accepted and does
hereby accept the said ordinance Of said city
of Saint Paul.
In witness whereof the president of said
the Saint Paul City Railway company has
signed this acceptance and affixed thereto
the corporate seal OF said company this sew
enth day of July, A. D. 1884
| THOMAS LOWRY,
President of the Saint Paul City Railway
| Company.
Ordered on file in City Clerks Office.
| From E. Holloway and others
For the abatement of nuisance caused by
the dairy located near the vicinity of Hague
IL Grotto streets.
Board of Health.
From P. Gillin and others
Protest against the widening of Mississippi
street lots.
Board of Public Works.
From the United States Express Co.
For permission to move portion of the
building occupied by said company situated
on the Union depot grounds
Granted; to be done under direction Of
Building Inspector.
From Henry Justus-
For permission to move frame barn on
lot 6, block S. Rice & IrYine's addition.
Committee on Fire Department and In
spector of Buildings.
From Louis Bender and others
For the restoration of the license of Louis
Bender revoked by the Mayor, June 80,
1884.
Granted-See resolutions.
For the remission of $4,000 paid by him as
poundage fees.
Committee on claims.
From J. NJ. Wild and others
For the construction of q sewer on Bradley
street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From J. II. McAllister and several others
r lative to stone sidewalks.
| Committee on streets
From f. A. Monti. II. DeLoss, Charles Cir
ten, B. Baker & Co., Z. w. Stair IL Co.,
r. c. Rearden, Brown 81 Nelson and Z.
q. Nagel--
For transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee on Licenses.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City Treasurer-pay rolls
The Treasurer submits, paid by him, the
pay roll of the street force for the month of
June, 1884, amounting to So, $780, SO, and OF
the sewer force for the same month amount
ing to $50763,
Allowed and referred to Comptroller by the
following vote:
! Cullen, Cornish, Johnson, Van Slyke, Star
key, st. Peter, Mr.. President-9.
j OF City Com ptroler-Audited claims, viz
u. T. DhiICl, St.bOs w. ~. lIucsuulC,
1890; H. E. Weidelstadt, $685. A. Della
ney, SASS John Hultz, $40 90; A. Z. Nell
grep, IS. as; BoeniRger 81 Sons, $3.50; w.
L. Anderson, SO. so; Peter Ross, S25. 90; P.
Murray, $1,000; Robert Seeger, 800. 90;
DAILY GLOBE, si,265.23; P. j. Dreis,
S2.70; Sisters of Good Shepherd, 1856
s. Hough, $f03S; E. F. Osborne,
so; 1. Briggeman, $500; Johnston Ma
hony, 1926; Prendergsst Bros, S14.10;
Chas, Friend, S6s. so; A. Z. Mellgren, zoe;
c. Bernhard, S16.95; E. W Schlick, 1925
0derless Excv. Co. $500: w. A. Van Slyke,
So &c; John Clancy, $4,000; Mccarthy 4
Donelly, $685. so; August Ohmann. sl06.65
X. ?. Cullen, $500; Bszile Il Partridge
S124 % ;JacobGoldstein, 81. so Fritz Stern, So
Macarthur Bros, estimate No. 3, Seventh
street Improvement, 1850; A. jacks, es-
innate No. 3, paving Third street, $4,000
Merton Il Terry, estimate No. 8, grading
Rice street, as, 100; Boyer & Lux, estimate
No. 1, grading Dakota avenue and COTE
street, So, $50; John c. Mccarthy, estimate
No. l, grading Winnifred and Ssarkey streets
81, 040; Thornton & Moran, estimate No 3,
grading Payne street, Sl,S70: John McDon-
aid, estimate No. /, grading Hudson avenue
81, 700: Arthur Mullen, estimate No. 3
Roudo street sewer, 81, so; c. Bahr, es
innate No. ., grading Aurora avenue, 81, AS
John Mccarthy, estimate No. 2, grading
Prairie street, $1,000; jeremiah C. Mccarthy
estimate No. 9,.St Clair street sewer, 1925
Thornton IL Moran, estimate No 3, grading
Marion street, $40; James Mcdonald, grad
ing Fourth street, S955; James Murnane
grading Exchange street, $3.50; Scribnel
Roofing Co., S35; Berlandi Il Bott, $3.50
2. +. ,Fitzgibbons, $3.50.
Allowed aud ordered paid BY the following
vote:
Ycas-Ald. Dowlan, Robert, Cullen, Cor
nish, Johnson, Van SIyke, starkey, st
; Peter, Mr.. President-9.
Also,