St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-08
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings Of the Common Council
Regular Meeting.

ST. PAUL, Aug. 5, 1884.
President Smith in the chair
Present: Aid. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Con-
nor, Robert, Cullen. Otis, johnson, Starkey,
st. Peter, Mr.. President-1O
COMMUNICATIONS.
From j. d. Ludden-
For permission to make connection with
the Westminster street sewer, etc.
Board Of Public Works.
From J. B. Tarbox-
For permission to lay a sidewalk of Euclid
stone in front of lots and 8, block II, Rice
& Irvine's addition.
Granted, work to be done under direction
of the City Engineer.
From w. II. Hurd & CO.
Relative to a nuisance existing near the
corner of Jackson and Pearl streets, caused
by the odorless excavating wagons, etc.
President of Board of Health.
From Henry J. Strouse, on behalf of the
Odd Fellows of st. Paul
For the free use of Market Hall for Tues
day afternoon and evening, Sept. 16, 1884,
the purpose of entertaining the members
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
of the United States.
Committee on Public Buildings, with power
to act
From the st. Paul Chamber of Commerce.
Calling attention to the advisability of plac-
in a large map of Ramsey county or the
city of st. Paul, in the forthcoming exhibi-
ton at New Orleans.
Accepted.
From Edwin Treasure and Others
For the grading Of Kent street, from 1gle-
hart to Carroll street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Anna Simons-
For permission to erect a frame building
in fire limits.
Granted-See Ordinance No. 125.
From Thos. LOBBY and others
Asking that license he refused any and all
persons to sell liquor in Dawson's addition
to West st. Paul.
Committee on License.
From Edward Lofstat and Others
Relative to the box drain that is being con-
structed on Josette street, that the same is
being laid too low, etc.
Board of Public Works.
From Robert McMenemy and Edmund
Rice, Jr.-
For the vacation of Mississippi street in
block II. Hoyt's out lots
Committee on Streets.
From F. w. Peters
For transfer of ''Broker's License" No.
1O5.
Committee on License.
From G. A. Rose, Frank Schimon, W. j.
Glenn, F. Neura, O'Liude s. Bros, John
Arlt, D. Neary, Patrick Conley, Adam
Ned, f. Sorg, Theo. Burth, Crow
Brothers, Chas. Dunger and Andrew
Ludke-
For transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City ptroller-Audited Claims, wiz
James Mcdonald, estimate No. final,
grading Walnut street, S460; James McDou-
aid, estimate No. 3, grading Fourth street,
S637.50; Stockton 81 Lindquist, estimate No.
l, Exchange street sewer, $500 so; Geo. W.
Reese, estimate No. g. sidewalk contract of
year 1884, S5,679.07; st. Paul Book and Sta
| tionery Co., $3.50; P. H. Peteler, 1921. 81;
Wilson 81 Rogers, $500; Northwestern
Stamp Works, S12.25; st. Paul Foundry,
S24 Griggs u Foster $25; E. F. Osborne,
50. Is; st. Paul Foundry Co., $116.90; Aver
| i'll, Russell 81 Co., S1.20; F. Knaft, S3, 80;
Robinson & Cary, S3.10; Joseph Spiel, $50 05;
Chas. Matheis, $3.50; Mrs. Coghlan, S14;
Briggs Il Holbrook, $780, Chas. Matheis,
80 10; Sherwood Hough, SIS; j. II. Field
ing, S45; Quinby 81 Abbott, $780, VI. T.
Kennedy & Bro, 1856; W. R. Burkhard, 81;
!
Chas. II. Parmelee, $11.52; Henry F. Hoyt,
1923 45; J. Schillo II Co., 81; T. S. White
Book and Stationery company, S1S.97;
John Foos, $1.9S; G. W. Merrill,
SO; Peoples Ice company, 50;
Hayes 81 Moline, estimate No. 4, final, grad
ing Fifth street, 1862; James Murnane, esti-
mate No. z, final, grading Pleasant avenue,
50, $50; Warne IL Stockton, estimate No. 4,
supplementary to final Cedar street sewer,
! $50; Arthur Mullen, estimate No. 1, Wakota
and Sixth street sewers, 81, 2,O92.5O; James
Mcdonald, estimate No. 3, final, grading
Banfl street, S405 F. S. Blodgett, estimate
| No. 5, supplementary to final, sewers on
Oakland and Dale streets, $477; Warne IL
Stockton, estimate No. 4, supplementary to
final, Cedar u Bluff street sewers, 5000 ;Warne
q Stockton, estimate No. 3, supplementary
to final, Canada street sewer, $50;
j. D. Moran, estimate No 1, grading Nc
Boal street, S545; Thornton 81 Moran, es-
innate No. 5. final grading Exchange street,
81 $780, Michael O'Brien, estimate No. 8
final, Seventh street viaduct, $3,596.4 40;
John G. Mccarthy, estimate No. final,
grading Ada street, $10S. so; Michael O'Brien,
estimate No II, supplementary to final,
Phalen creek culvert, $500; John Doherty,
estimate No 2, supplementary to final, Ex-
quist, estimate No. 2 final, Exchange street
sewer, SS7.75; Huebner & Zollman, esti-
mate No. 2 final, grading Cherry street, 500;
Board of Water Commissioners, 81, ,470.SS;
Wilkin & Romer $500; Green ~ Young,
S150.O0 G. w. Merrill, $500; j. f. Norton
| d Son, SO; G. Z. Keller 81 Co., S6.45;
Pioneer Press Co., $3.50; Adam Rothwell ~
Co., 2.88; Ward, Hill 81 Mcclellan, $1,000;
House of Good Shepherd, S159.03; George
Mitsch d Co., S4.25; McMastcr 81 Getty 50;
John Martin Lumber Co., 81, 376.09; Robert
Seeger, 81, 1882; st. Paul Gas Co., 50, $780,
49,; Geo Mitsch, $3.50.
Allowed and ordered paid by the following
| vote:
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Robert, Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Starkey, st.
Peter Mr.. President-10.
| OF City Clerk
Statement of licenses issued by him since
January 1, 1884, as follows:
Liquor licenses. s......................S5 So, 400 90
Beer licenses ...''-''-..'..-' 80 nv nv w w
| Butcher licenses. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,loO w
| Vehicle licenses. .............-. I'ioO W
| PedderS licenses. s...........--..-.-- I,lo0 w
Miscellaneous licenses. es............... 7,72O 70
| Drivers licenses 1O2 90
Total ........... 1866, ,467 90
Comptroller
OF City Engineer-Wm. Cox and others pc
| tition-
The Engineer reports that some work VIII
be necessary TO make the proposed road suit
able for travel, and before the old road is va
Gated that the petitioners be required TO do
such work on the proposed road as will make