St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-04
Miscellaneons receints For the uear endin q

Sept. LIST were as follows:
From license .$152,sO0 DC
From municipal court. ............. $4,000 20
From sundries. Observation-Disclosures. 1866 on
Total. $685. %
Balance to be raised by taxation. $685. 92 "a
The report was ordered placed on file.
City Clerk l.. H. Dunn reported 1895. II
collected from fines and penalties during
August and paid oAer to the city treasurer.
City Engineer Andrew Rinken reported
the following proposals received for paving
Washington avenue from Eighth avenue
south to Ninth avenue south: Coats, Free
man & Tobin, s2.57 per square pard; extra
excavation 1218 cents per cubic yard; For
restal s. Kelley, $3.50 per square yard; extra
excavation cents per cubic foot.
Aid. Walsh asked for information concern
Ing the balance due the city by the Tribune
company for Office rent, and the city attorney
reported that the matter would be settled up
soon.
Leave Of absence was granted Chief T. L.
Stetson, OF the fire department, for one week
in which to attend the national convention
OF chief fire engineers at Chicago.
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
The committee on roads and bridges con-
frmed the report of the commissioners on
the opening OF Fourth avenue south, be-
tween Twenty-ffth andTwenty-sixth streets
ordered the opening up of Division
street; opening OF Twenty-second street
south. between Fourth and Chicago avenues
to uniform width OF eighty feet; reported
unfavorably upon the opening of an alley
through block 107 o. p. referred back the
report OF the com missioners concerning the
widening OF Washington street; confirmed
the report of the opening of Fourth avenue
south, between Twenty-tifth and Twenty
sixth streets; reported back for one week the
report of the commissioners on the opening
OF Quincy street; confirmed the report of
the commissioners on the widening and
Strengthening Of Broadway.
WATER MAINS ORDERED.
The committee on water works reported
ordering eight-inch main in Hennepin
avenue, from Fourteenth to Sixteenth street;
six-inch main in Fourteenth avenue south,
between Washington avenue and Third
street; q main in Fourteenth avenue south,
between Eight and Thirteenth streets; a
siXteen-inch main in Third street, between
Hennepin and Third avenues north; a six
inch main in Nicollet avenue. between
Ninteenth and Twenty-fourth streets; q
twelve-inch main in Twenty-seventh street,
between Portland and Nicollet ave-
nues; ten-inch main in Ply
mouth avenue, between Fourteenth and
Sixth street; twelve-inch main in Tenth
street, between Sixth and Eighth avenues
south; six-inch main in First street north,
between Fourth and Plymouth avenues; a
twenty-four-inch main in Third avenue south
between Tenth street and Franklin avenue.
The committee on street grades and addi-
lions reported with approval plats of Airing
ton and Summit heights additions.
SEWERS ORDERED.
Sewer pipes were ordered laid in Sixth av-
enue south, from Fourth to Sixth streets; in
Sixth avenue south, from Sixth to Seventh
street; Fifteenth street, from Nicollet ave-
nue. to Vine Place; Sixth avenue south, from
Third to Fourth streets; on Western avenue,
from Ninth to Eleventh streets; Third street,
from Sixth 10 Third avenues south; Third
south, from Eighth to Sixth avenues; Fourth
avenue south, from Fourth street TO Sixth
street; Western avenue, from First avenue
north to Ninth street; Holmes street, from
Rollins street to Como avenue; Fifth ave-
nue. south, from Sixth street to Franklin
Avenue; Fifteenth avenue southeast, from
Fifth to Seventh streets; Eighth avenue,
from Washington to Third street south; Mic
ollet avenue, from Ninth to Tenth streets
Nicollet avenue from Eighth street to Ninth
street; Fifteenth southeast from Seventh
street to Rollins street; Nicollet avenue from
Twelfth street to midway between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets; Sixth avenue south
from Ninth to Tenth street; Nicollet avenue
from Tenth street to Twelfth street; Third
street from Second avenue to Third avenue
north; Washington avenue from Third
avenue north to midway between Third and
Fourth avenues; Fourth avenue south from
Fifteenteenth to Eighteenth street; Fourth
avenue south from Eighteenth to Twenty
Second street; Third street from First avenue
north to Second avenue; Fouth avenue
south from Twenty-second to Twenty fourth
street; University avenue from
Tenth to Eighth avenue southeast;
University avenue from Sixth
avenue southeast to Fourth avenue south
east, University avenue from Eighth avenue
southeast to Sixth avenue southeast, Central
avenue from Sixth street to Fifth street
southeast, Central avenue from Fifth street
10 Fort street southeast, Nineteenth avenue
south from Fourth to Seventh streets, Sew
enteenth street from point $50 feet westerly
from Spruce place to point 500 feet west
from Spruce place, Vine place from Fifteenth
street to Seventeeth street, Seventeenth
street from Vine place $50 feet beyond
Spruce place.
The city engineer was directed to have
built so much Of the Eighth avenue sewer as
lies north of the south line of Washington,
SO as to admit Of the placing of one of the
piers of the railroad bridge at the intersec-
ton of Eighth avenue south.
RESOLUTIONS.
Aid. Haugan moved that the contract for
10, 600 feet Of curb and gutter stone be
awarded Martin Ring, of Mankato, at 81. 80
per foot. Adopted.
Aid Comstock moved that special cleo
ton he ordered in the First ward for Sep
TENDER % to elect an alderman to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Aid.
Glenn. Adopted
Aid. Eichhorn moved that the police de-
partment be ordered TO erect cells in the
North Minneapolis lookup. Adopted.
Aid. Eichhorn moved that the fire limits
be extended from the present terminus on
Washington avenue north and Fourth ave-
nue. to Fifteenth avenue north; on Plymouth
avenue from Second street to Sixth street.
Adjourned to Wednesday Sept. 10.