St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-22

COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Mayor-AppointmenI
etc
The Honorable, the President and Common
Council of the city of st. Paul
GENTLEMEN have the honor to advise
you that the appointment of E. F. Walsh as
patrolman on the regular police force is
withdrawn; also, that l have appointed Ed
ward Delaney as patrolman on the
regular police force: also, that L
have received and accepted the resignation
of George L. Simons as a patrolman, and
that l have appointed John Lawton as
patrolman in the regular police force, vice
Simous, resigned; also, that l have revoked
liquor license No. Co. issued to Borklund
d Hoffbach to do business at the corner OF
Fifth and Minnesota street. Respectfully,
c.. D. O'BRIEN, Mayor.
August 10, 1884
From n. K. Mann and several others
Stating that they have made contracts for
the construction Of stone sidewalks, etc.
Committee on Streets.
From the Minnesota, ST Croix Il Wisconsin
Railroad company
For permission to enter upon, grade and
cross East and other streets of the city for
the purpose Of constructing and laying
tracks thereon, etc.
Granted-See ordinance No. 435.
From Gordon E. Cole and others
Asking that license be refused for the sale
of liquor at the corner of Forbes and Ramsey
streets.
Committee on License.
From E. Hoenck and others
For fire alarm boxes lamps and policemen
in the Fourth ward, in the district north OF
University avenue.
Committee on Police.
From Edmund Rice and others
For the removal of the trucks and express
wagons from the corner of Fifth and jackson
streets.
Committee on streets.
From John J. Lawrence and others
For the extension Of East Fifth street etc.
Board OF Public Works with order.
From W. Dawson
Relative to the grade of Third street be-
tween Robert and jackson streets, that his
property is greatly damaged etc.
Committee on streets.
From Mrs. Mary Short
For permission to remove frame build
ing from lot 2 block 16 Brunsons addition
etc.
Granted. Yeas.
From the Ramsey County Agricultural and
Horticultural Society
For the use of Market Hall without cost to
said society during the week commencing
Sept. 2, 1854, and for permission to furnish
'srefreshmentsn in said hail during said
week.
Committee on Markets with power to act.
From F. Knauft-
For permission to remove frame stable,
etc.
Granted-See ordinance No. 432.
From Christine Siebert, Malmgren Bros,
j. NJ. Kohl, Geo. Morton, John Writ,
John L. Bohmert Steensgard & Larson, E.
F. Martin, Chas. Faber, JOS Shearer, V.
Stritzelberger, John Carlson and W. j.
Glenn
For transfer of Liquor Licenses.
Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City mptroler-Audted Claims, viz
j. w. Doherty, estimate No. 1, Western
avenue sewer, $212.50; Morton & Terry,
estimate No. 9, grading Rice street, $4,000;
s. P. Folsom, Jr., estimate No. l, paving
Fourth street, 50, 400 Geo. w. Reese, side
walk contract, year 1884, estimate No. 9,
e10,571.92; VIM. Forristal, estimate No. 1,
paving Fifth street, IS, $50; j. w. Doherty;
estimate No. 1, Jackson street sewer 1926, so:
,Drs. Murphy, Quinn ct al, SAL Joseph
Spiel, S27; r. L. Polk 81 Co., 1872; J. B.
Moorehead, "a; Farwell, Oman g. Jackson,
$3.50; Mccarthy 81 Donnelly, $2325; Prem
dergast Bros, S17S.3l; Boyer q Lux, esti-
mate No Z final, grading George street,
$2,215.16; Macarthur Bros, estimate No. 4,
Seventh street improvement 3d. $50; Jas
Mcdonald, estimate No. 2, grading Hudson
avenue, $50; P. Tautholt, estimate No.
/, grading Josette street. $3.50;
Peter Ross, S19.5O;P. Murray, $40; James
Muruane, S25; j. Hults, $40; Michael Cain,
$3.50; E. NJ. Hallowell & Co., So; Sim
mems d Co., $3.50; McNamee 6 Keigher
$3.50; House of Good Shepherd, $1665l;
August Hammer, $3.50; A. H. Bundle,
S411; X. P. Cullen, 81; Frederick Nelson,
IS; j. NJ. Thompson, $27; Justus Kahlert,
$3.50; Hill & Heating, SIP; Thos. Grace, SS1;
j. w. Smyth, estimate No /, Oakdale
avenue, SO, $4,000; NJ. P. Rothausen, esti-
mate No. l, grading alley, block 30, Kilt
sons addition, $1,000; Andrew Jacks, es-
innate No. /, paving Broadway and Missis-
sippi street, 50, $50. 90; VIM. Forrestal, esti-
mate No. 1,paving st. Peter street, So $50 90;
Patrick Nash, estimate No. 1, grading Locust
street, $1,4f5.00; Bahr 81 Justus, estimate
No. 1,gradiug Rondo street. 81 800 90; Daily
GLOBE, $l,310.99 Robert Seeger, s1,069. SO;
Thornton u Moran, estimate No 4, final
grading Hayne avenue, S1,324; Thornton &
Moran, estimate No. 4, final grading Marion
street, S454; James Waters, estimate No. s.
supplementary to final Sixth street sewer,
$G05.95; Farrell Il Mccarthy, estimate No. 6,
final grading Cedar street, S676.25; Stock
ton II Linquist, estimate No. 1,
Oak street sewer, $6S0.00; Arthur
Mullen, estimate No. 2, Sixth and
Wakouta street sewers, SO, 1880. Arthur
Mullen, estimate No. 3, Rondo street sewer,
S1,54337 John c. Mccarthy, estimate No
2, grading Winnifred and Starkey streets,
$4,000 Boyer u Lux, estimate No. 5, grad
ing Dakota avenue and COTE street, 50, $50.
A. Jacks, estimate No. 4, final paving Third
street, S16,6S4. john c. Mccarthy, estimate
No 3, final grading Prairie street, $685..
Allowed and ordered paid by the following
vote:
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Robert, Cullen, Johnson, Van Slyke, Mr..
Vice Presidents.
Also
Estima tes not Audited
To the Honorable President and Common
Council OF the city of st. Paul.
GENTLEMEN-The following estimates ag-
gregating So, 255. so allowed J. W. Doherty
upon sewer contracts, are returned to the
Council, disallowed, as the Engineers GER
titicates state that "work is done according
to contract and specifications, except in the
use of cement pipe instead of ritr{fea pipe, by
order of Board of Public Works, June 9th,
1884, made upon the request of the property
owners, and with the consent of the con-
tractors viz:
Estimate No. 1. Mississippi and VIII
liam street sewers. .............. $4,000
Estimate No. !. Mt Airy street
sewer. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5s5 so
s,s5s. so
{ Contracts cannot be changed BY the Board