St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24

From II. II. lfmlScner ana OCnorS-
Protest against change of grade on
Beaumont street.
Board of Public Works.
From w. II. Pritz and Others
Asking that license be refused any and
| all persons to carry on the liquor business in
certain district in the Fifth ward.
Committee on License.
From F. f. Wilde and Others
Protest against any change being made in
the grade of Colorado street.
Committee on Streets.
From w. E. Bramhall and Others
For the opening, widening, extension and
grading of st. Anthony street.
Board of Public Works with order.
| From A. Buberl and Others
For the opening and grading of Case
street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From c. Woerner-
Claim for damages by water running into
his cellar from the streets.
! Committee on Claims.
From the St.Paul Chamber of Commerce
Copy of resolutions passed by said body
requesting the Common Council to grant
| the request of the Board of Fire Commits
sioners for an increase of engine houses,
steamers etc., also requesting the Council
| to consider the matter of requiring the OWL
ers of every building in the city to provide
| for and keep in use one or more hand fire
| eXtinguishers.
| Committee on Fire Department.
From the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce
| Asking that Smelling and University
avenues be placed in good condition as
carriage driveway, so that the same may be
ready before the state fair takes place.
Committee ON Streets.
From the Merchants National Bank
Bond in the sum of $50, 900 with William
R. Merriam and E. F. Drake as sureties,
given as security for Court House and City
Hall building funds deposited or to be de-
posted with said bank.
From the Bank of Minnesota
Bond in the sum of $25, 900 with P. 81.
Kelly, Ansel Oppenheim and Philip S.
Harris as sllreties, given as security for
Court House and City Hall building funds
deposited or to be deposited with said
bank.
From The Germania Bank
Bond in the sum of S25, 200, with Adam
Decker and Charles Friend as sureties given
as security for Court House and City Hall
building funds deposited or to be deposited
with said bank.
From the ST. Paul National Bank
Bond in the sum of S25, 900, with
Thomas J. Barney, c. w. Griggs, Philip
Reilly, Peter Berkey, G. W. Hackett and
f. W. Anderson as sureties, given as Sc
curity for Court House and City Hall build
ing funds deposited or to be deposited with
said bank.
From the National German-American
Bank
Bond, in the sum of S25, 600, with JOS
eph Jockey, B. c. HOwes and Gustav Will
Illus as sureties, given as security for Court
House and City Hall funds deposited or to
be depositedwith said bank.
Each of the foregoing described bonds APP
proved by the following vote:
Yeas--Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Con-
nor Cullen, Otis, johnson, Van Slyke,
Kelly, Starkey, Lauderdale, st. Peter,
Topping, Mr.. Presdent-13.
From Frank Vondra and Others
For the transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee on License.
From o. o. Cullen and Others
For the opening of an alley in and
through block No. Is, Rice & Irvine's adj
dition.
Board of Public Works with order.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City omptroller-Audited Claims,
House of Good Shepherd, S3G.51; f. S.
Blodgett, S174.5O; G. Collins, $500; p.
Kerst, $50; S. r. McMasters, S2.45; Aver
i'll, Russell & Carpenter, $3.50; ii. E. We
delstedt, s22. 90; J. G. Hinkel 5000; Will
son & Rogers, S1.25; Sherwood Hough,
81 so; Frederick Nelson, IS; NJ. f. Ken
nedy & Bro, $40; T. ID. O'Brien, 500; st.
Paul Odorless Excavating Co., So; Secre-
tary of State, S64; II. P. Hail. S61.04; Geo.
n Hillman, 81; Mcdonald 81 Hampton,
S1.25; j. B. Morehead $3.50; Geo. j.
Mitsch & Co., S22. 10; J. Bruggemann,
S1s.7O; Robinson & Cary, $3.50; Register of
Deeds, 50. %; Jacob Goldstein, s. rs; Prender-
CAST Bros, 1887 O2; Daily Globe, 81, 255.08;
g. w. Merrill, S16; Charles Matheis,
S1S365; Pioneer Press company, S2S.75;
Minnesota Transfer Packing company,
S49.25; Matthew Craig, SIS; Mccarthy q
Donnelly, $40. 35; j. NJ. Thompson, S31.50;
K. p. Cullen, $3.50; st. Paul Book and
Stationery company, S44.45; G.. W. Sher-
wood & Co., S32; P. Boeringer & Sons,
1895; John Martin Lumber company,
S72. 05; John Zoos. s5.22; G. Bernhard,
s.55; w. F. Bailey 81 Co., S1.15; d. L.
Curtin, $3.50; Strong, Hackett & Co., 50;
Die Volkszeitung, S74.36; F. Knauft, s6.40;
George Mitsch, So So; Joseph Spiel, S24. IS;
.. DcdIl, cZUU, Z. III. Idll. -SO, n.
Spodin, 1915; John LeverOos, $500: f.
B. Jilson, s75; McNamee & Keigher, $3.50;
Rhodes 81 Morton, SIS; Kennedy &c Chit
tenden, $1,000; r. d. Czeikowitz, 81; Ran
ney & Hodgman, IS; J. Engel,
$50. so: Berlandi q Bot, S166;
N. O'Brien, estimate No. 9, supplementary
to No. and final, ST. Paul & Duluth rail-
road viaduct, 1900; J. w. Doherty, esti-
mate No. 8, supplemental to No. 2 and
final, Mississippi and Williams street sewer,
1854. 81; Morton & Terry. estimate No.
and final, Rice street grading, s7,21S: Geo.
Bolan, estimate No. l, Aurora avenue grad
ing, $3.50; j. j. Palmer, estimate No. 1,
sewer on Broadway, S1,S70; Tantholt 81
Hansen, estimate No and final, Tenth
street sewer, S73.75; j. Murane, grading
Wabasha street 1880; J. Murnane, esti-
mate No. 8, grading Park avenue, SO, 060;J.
Mcdonald, estimate No. 5, Lee avenue
grading. $50; P. +. O'Halloran, estimate
No. 2, Mississippi street grading, SO, 995; j.
c. Mccarthy. estimate No Z, Winifred and
Starkey street grading, $40: j. Murnane,
estimate No. 1, grading University avenue,
S425; George Bolan, estimate No. 2, Au-
rora avenue grading, 81, $50: Stockton &
Lindquist, estimate No. s, Seventh street
sewer. 50. 125.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, OConnor,
Cullen. OTIS, johnson, Van Slyke, Kelly,
Lauderdale, St Peter, Topping and Mr..
President-13.
Also,
Annual Reports
To the Honorable the President and Com
IL - ~ -
GENTLEMEN: / herewith present for
your consideration my reports Of the fnan-
cial condition and the receipts and expendi-
fIrreS of the cif- government hr years from