St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-11
OFFICIAL
Proceedings Of The Common Council
Regular Meeting.

COMMUNICATIONS.
From his Honor, The Mayor-Appointments,
etc
The Honorable, the President and Common
Council of the City of st. Paul
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor to advise
5ou that 1 have received and accepted the
RESIGNATION of Charles Williams as Patrol
man on the regular police force; also, that
have appointed Thomas f. Conray Patrol
man on the regular police force, and 1 re-
spectfully request that such appointment be
confirmed. Respectfully,
c. D. O'BRrEN, Mayor.
Committee on Police.
From the ST. Paul Chamber of Commerce
Asking that additional election districts
be established, etc.
Upon the conclusion of the reading of the
foregoing q committee Of the Chamber of
Commerce were heard in the matter through
ex-Mavor Edmund Rice, who called the at
tention Of the Council to the necessity for
immediate action relative to the communica-
ton read; that it was of the utmost impor-
lance that every citizen should have the
right to cast his vote, etc.
Upon the conclusion Of the Speakers re-
marks, the matter was referred to commit
the consisting Of the Alderman from the
First district of each ward, who were in
structed to report at an adjourned meeting
to be held on Saturday the 18th inst, at Z 80
O'Clock p. N.
From Henry c. Jones
For permission to move frame building.
Grauted-(see ordinance No. 44S.)
From c. Roberts
For removal of ebay market"
Aldermen OF the Second ward. ~
From Tracy Bros
For permission to erect hay scales at cor
ner of George and Concord streets.
Committee on streets with power to act.
From Jacob Richter and others
Protest against the proposed elevated rail-
way being allowed TO run on Martin street.
[ Committee on Streets.
From Hill and Heating
For permission 10 erect hay scales on
North Fort street near Third 81 rect.
Committee on Streets.
From G. II. Tycr sing
Protest against tie proposed change of
grade on Glencoe street.
Committceon Streets.
From VIM. K. Merriam and others
For the partial grading Of Grant street
from University avenue 10 the south side OF
Aurora avenue.
Committee on Streets. -
From Christina Seibert--
For permission TO veneer frame building.
Granted-(Sec Ordinance No. 49,
From O. n. Mctcalf-
Relative 10 assessment against certain
property in Robertson q Van Etten's addi-
ton.
Ways and Means and City Attorney.
From Chas. j. Berryhill-
Relative 10 assessment certificate No. 2576.
Committee on Ways and Means.
From 4 Langevin and others
For the construction Of a plank walk on
Decatur street.
Board of Public Works with ORDER
From Martin PfalT and others
For the widening ana grading of De Soto
street
Board of Public Works with ORDER
From Geo. L. Kinds and others
For an oil lamp at intersection Of Ark
wright street with the Manitoba railway.
Granted-See resolution.
From James H. Mayail-
For the construction OF a sewer on Sew
enth street, from Sixth street 10 ST. Peter
street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From A. j. Brockett and others
Protest against The vacation of Mississippi
street through blocks II, IL ard 22, ''Hoyt's
Out Lots.'' 90 .fr. .-
Accepted and ordered on ale.
From w. Il. Merriam and others
For the construction Of a sewer on Grant
street from Aurora avenue to Viola street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From the ST. Paul Chamber of Commerce
Vote OF thanks passed by said body to the
City Council, City Comptroller, County Com
missioners, County Assessor and County
Auditor for the reduction OF the tax levy rate
TO sixteen mills.
Accepted.
From the Minnesota 81 Northwestern Rail-
road Company
To the Mayor and Common Council of the
city of st. Paul, Minnesota:
You are hereby notified that the ordinance,
No. four hundred and forty (i40y, passed by
the Common Council of the city of st. Paul
on the 10th day of September, A. d. 1884,
and approved by c. d. O'Brien, Mayor of
said city, on the 18th day OF Ssutember A.
D. 1854, is acce pied by the Minnesota IL
Northwestern Railroad Company, upon the
terms and conditions therein imposed
September 90, 1884.
y. b. STIcENEY, President Minnesota 81
Northwestern Railroad Company.
Filed in the City Clerks Office September
%, 1884, at O'Clock p. IN.
THos. \. PRENDERGAsr, City Clerk.
Accepted.
Kahn " NORMAN, Jolrn Larldn, f. Hall,
Joseph Gabriel, jacob Pogrebr, }. B. Pew
tiers, I. Wilson, Joseph Massarc6, Chas.
Brocher, Andrew McGarry, c. A. Stein,
Andrew Paulson, Chas. Linda, friedrich
Folk, John Holland, Peter Redlinger-
For transfer OF liquor licenses.
Committee on Licenses.
REPORTS or CITY OFFICERS.
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The Treasurer submits, paid by him, the
pay rolls of the street force for the month OF
September, 1854, amounting to S4,S93 9s,
and the sewer force pay roll for the same
month, amounting 20 S5SS.I7.
Allowed and referred to Comptroller 10y the
following vote:
1eas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Robert, Cullen, Otis. Johnson, Van Syke,
Starkey, st, Peter, Mr.. Presidential.
OF City mptroller-Audited Claims, viz
l. II. and I. I. Palmer. estim ate No. final,
grading Carroll street S.6G.25; IL. Il. Dela-
plain, estimate No. 3, = trading Forest street.
S1.lS0.75; Bahr " JUST S, estimate No. .,
grading Rondo street, 81 ,O40; stockton ~
liudquist, estimate No. 3, Oak street sewer,
$500; j. w Doherty, estimate No. .. NJ.
Airy sewer, Sl2l.50; J. W. Doherty, estimate
No. ,, Mississippi street sewer,
E,6O2; n. Mullen estimate No
4, Rondo street sewer 3, esq. 80.
Daily GLOBE, S2,Si6.94; Griggs X Foster
El01; NJ. 7. Rothauqen, estimate No. >.
hnal grading alley in block so, hittson's ad-
dition, $40; Geo. w Reese, estimate No. 6
and :, sidewalk contract year 1884, s.. 7S3 10;
!. W. Doherty, estimate No. ,, Western
avenue sewer, S146.5 50; p Dohertv, estimate
No. 3, supplementary to tinal, Fifth street
sewer, $2l4.50; c. Bahr, Estimate No. 3,
hnal grading Aurora avenue, $3.50;
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