St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-11

Adopted. (See resolution.)
Also,
Erroneous Assessment
To the Honorable the President and Com
mon Council, City of st. Paul,
GENTLEMEN: An error having been
made in the assessment for the construction,
relaying and repairing sidewalks under con-
tract of Peter Berkey Estimates Nos. o,
and s. for the year ending Jan. L, 1888,
whereby an assessment was wrongIully
placed upon the west 81 feet of lot ., DiocS
4, DaytOn'S Addition TO ST. Paul, (Jacou
DAM, supposed Owner) and said property
having been sold, you are respectfully re-
quested 70 cancel said assessment, and cause
a refunding order for S4.54, to be drawn IN
favor of Jacob Danz-the same being the
amount paid by him for the redemption OF
the certificate of sale.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official:
H. Il. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
June %. 1885.
Adopted. (See resOlution.)
Also,
Sidewalk on Cooper Street
The Board return the order for six-foOt
sidewalk on the east side cf said street, as
a new walk is not needed at present.
Accepted.
Also,
Estimates and Claims
The Board transmit, approved by them,
the following estimates and claims, tO-wit:
Estimate No. IL, supplementary to No. 10
and final, Seventh street sewer, Goodrich
TO jefferson streets, Warne & Stockton,
contractors, $500; No. z, supplementary to
No q and final Rondo street sewer, A.
| Mnllan IN 10
mentary to No. and final. Tenth street
sewer, Minnesota to Cedar streets, Moline
IL Brussell, contractors, S25; No. 5 and
final, Banfl street grading, Seventh to
Duke streets, G. \. Moran, contractor.
S655; No. 6, supplementary to No.
final Wacouta and Sixth street sewers,
Arthur Mullen, contractor, $500; No. and
final, Broadway and Mississippi streets
paving, A. JaickS, contractor, 81, 575; j. j.
Kirkman. SOS. so; L. StOddart S6S; Scribnel
Roofing Company, $50, ,23; f. Knauft, S24:
Rhodes 81 Morton, S129.93; st. Paul Fur
niture Company, $3.50; Northwestern
Stamp Works, 81; NJ Costello, SS.60 GriggS
81 Foster. S59.75; Robinson & Cary, S2S. 35
S. X. Mc8Iasters, 50; f. G. Draper & Co.,
1923; Minneapolis Furniture Company
S43. rs; A. Decker, % cents; Fischer q
SchulZe, 50; Northwestern Lime Company
| EAO.CV4 llllCtt. C5.JOs L a. OACoCAA
S5. 05; j. II. Schumacher, S116.20; st. Pau
Rubber Company, SIC; John Martin Lum
Der Company, S1,474.1S; j. II. Fielding
S160.92; Warwick Il Costello, SO; j. Bas
tien, SIS; Board of Water Commissioners
50; c. Buckley, Sc; G. Mitsch, S22. So
Averill, Russell 81 Carpenter, S2.2S; Min
nesota Iron Works. S34. 20; st. Paul Foun
dry Company, So. 80; Matthew Craig, $12
G. w. Merrill, S12.
Committee on Claims.
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
At meeting of the Board OF Health he'll
June %, 1885, the following action wa
taken, and the same is respectfully submit
ted to the Common Council for its approval
tO-wit:
The Health Officer submitted a char
showing certain localities in the Fifth war;
where scarlet fever and diphtheria have bee
prevalent, said disease being caused b.
, certain pools of Stagnant water in the vicin
ity, and, as shown in said chart, and recon
mended that the following streets b
graded the surplus material to be used il
filling the pools alluded to, viz:
Mendoza street from Hudson to Mime
haha street, High street from Arcade +
: Earl street, Point Douglas street from
, Maple to Earl street, Arcade street from
Conway to East Seventh street, East Feurtl
street from Bates to High street.
The recommendation of the Health Office
was cOncurred in by the Board, and tn
Common Council were requested to Orde
said streets graded as a sanitary measure.
The Health Officer recommended that tn
salary of the Clerk in the Health Office b
increased, as the work requires the Who'll
time and attention of said clerk.
Aid. Minea moved that the Board recon
mend that the salary of the Clerk in Healt
Office be fixed at 81, 900 per year.
1t was so ordered and referred to tn
= Common Council.
, The Health Officer recommended that al
inspector of meats be appointed to eXamin
, meats throughout the city, and nOminatet
George Lamb, Sr., for the position, Stain!
that Mr.. Lamb was to furnish his owl
conveyance.
On motion of Aid. O'Connor the Boar,
recommended that meat Inspector be ap
J pointed to serve during the summer months
1t was so ordered referred to the Common
Council for approval.
The Health Officer stated that W. II
, Burns and John Costello had rendered
, their designations as inspectors, which hat
, been accepted, and that he had appOinte
Henry Belland and A. l.. Robinson to I'll
: said vacancies.
Action approved of.
\ The Health Officer submitted plan fO
: a sewerage system in the Sixth ward
drain the slough ON Chicago and Indian
avenues, the Engineers estimate of the COS
= being 81, 900.
The matter was referred to the Common
| Council with recommendation that tn
work be done, as it is necessary as a sanitar
measure.
The Health Officer asked that two add
tional inspectors be appointed, stating tina
/ it was absolutely necessary in order to kee
the city in proper sanitary condition, a
= the present inspectors could not cover al
the territory.
The Board cOncurred in the request o
the Health Officer and recommended tina
two additional inspectors be appointed sub
ject to approval of Common Council.
The Health Officer recommended e. 7
Walsh and John Fitzgerald, which recon
' mendatiOns were confirmed by the Board
/ The hours of inspectors were fixed from
{ a. m. to p. m.
Report of Board of. Health taken up b
sections and adopted, ''except that porto
in reference to increase of salary of cler
in Health Office, which matter was recon-
: mitted to the Board" by the following
vote:
C 4eaS-Ald. Cummings. DoWlan, OCon
T nor, Petsch, Cullen, Kerr, Van Slyke, Kain
e Minea, Long, Smith, Mr.. Vice PreSiden
: -12.
h Nay-Ald. Starkey-1.
d Also,
Health Officers Report
: The Board transmit the report of tn
: Health Officer for the month of June, 1885
showing in detail the work done by tn
: Health Department during said month.
Accepted.