St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-04
PETITIONS AND PROTESTS
Answered or Referred by the Alder
men Last Evening.

AT an adjourned meeting of the city
council held last night considerable business
was transacted. The board of public works
was directed to investigate and report on
the following improvements:
Constructing lateral sewer on Lincoln
avenue, from Oakland to Dale street; as to
opening Dayton avenue sixty feet wide. from
Victoria street to Chatworth street: as to
grading Grotto street, from Goodrich avenue
to Marshall avenue; as to opening Hague
avenue sixty feet wide, from Victoria avenue
to Chatworth street; as to opening and widen
ing ChatWorth street, sixty feet wide, from
Marshall avenue to Division street; as to
opening and extending Richmond street, from
Jefferson avenue to Grace street; as to OPEN
ing Selby avenue sixty feet wide, from Vic
toria street to Chatworth street; as to OPEN
ing and widening Division street,
sixty feet wide, from Victoria street
to Chatworth street: as to opening.
widening and extending Duke street, from
st. Clair street to Goodrich avenue; as to
opening an alley on the side of lots and TO-
block II, st. Paul proper; as to opening,
widening and extending Webster street.
from St. Clair street TO Pleasant avenue: as
to change of grade on George street, between
State street and Golf avenue; as to opening,
widening and extending DAILY street, from
Grace street to st. Clair street; as to grading
Prairie street, from Western avenue to Good
rich avenue; as to opening, widening and ex-
tending Victoria street, from Seventh street
to OSceola street; as to opening, widening
and extending Crescent street, from it's pres
ent eastern terminus to Clark street; as to
opening, widening and extending Goodrich
avenue, from Western avenue to Pleasant
avenue; as to change of grade on Warsaw
street, from Jefferson avenue to St. Clair
street; as to opening, widening and extend
ing Michigan street, from Duke street to St.
Adams street; as to condemnation of prop
erty for slopes on the south side of Third
street, between Bates avenue and Maple
street; as to opening and extending Stevens
street, from Mohawk avenue to Cherokee
avenue; as to grading Ducas street. from the
south line of the levee to Eaton avenue; as to
opening and extending Phalen avenue, from
Harvester avenue to the ST. Paul and Saltwater
road.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dennis Ryan was authorized to erect a
frame building. The petition of John
Wagner asking for damages to his lands
and water power, adjacent to Lake
Phalen, was referred to the commit
tee and corporation counsel. d. III. Hunt,
A. K. Barnum and others sent in COM
munication setting forth that the Minnesota
Transfer was obstructing the old territorial
road by making an excavation six feet deep
in it, and the same was referred to the COM
nlittee on streets. The petition of Brooks
Bros. and others that bridge be built over
the tracks at the Transfer, was referred to
the committee on streets. DR.. Stone was
allowed to remodel the old Schell building
on Washington street opposite Rice park
The protest of Henry Meyerding and 9TH
ers living in the neighborhood of the Med
ical college on Ninth street, against the
erection of death-houSe in the rear of the
college, was referred to the committee on
the morgue. The petition of S. w. Gilbert
for refunding of taxes improperly assessed
and paid on lot 16, block 25, st. Paul
proper. was referred to the committee on
streets and engineer. The ordinance in re-
gard TO the Diamond 10 warehouse on the
levee, was referred to the committee on
streets. The city engineer was instructed
to prepare grade for Walnut street, be-
| tween Pleasant and Summit avenues; also,
to report a plan of sewerage for the Trans
fer and stock yard property and Mer-
| riam and Union parks. The st. Paul
Gaslight company was authorized to
erect poles, wires and other needful
appliances for electric lights ON Hoffman,
Maria and Bates avenues. and Commercial,
| Conway, Cherry, Maple, Plum, Hudson
and Euclid streets, in the Third ward; also
| Eaton, Fillmore, Fairfield, Indiana, Chi
cago, and Plato avenues, and Stickney,
| Custer. Hubert, Ducas. Eva, Robertson,
State, Channel and Terrace streets, in the
Sixth ward. The committee on licenses
was Instructed 10 report at the next meet
ing OF the council whether it is expedient
and proper to increase any of the licenses
Tor 1886. A communication from the Day.
toms Bluff union stating that there was I'M
! necessary delay about the Third street
bridge. and calling the attention OF
the council to the fact, was
| referred to the committee on
| streets. The protest of c. C. Herriott and
maps- theirs III the Sixth ward against