St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-21

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S55. 40: No. 5 and final, Third street sprink-
ling. Forristal Bros, contractors. SIS. 79
No. and final, grading alley, block IL,
Rondo's addition, $22. so; No. and final,
Lincoln avenue grading. Faber u Knapp,
contractors. $40; No. 5 and final, Summit
avenue sprinkling, Forristal Bros, con-
tractors. S1OO.4 No. 3 and final, Seventh,
Hoffman and Third streets sewer w. For
ristal. contractor, 81, 1852; No. 3 and
final. Mississippi street, iron bridge, Keepers
d Riddell, contractors, So, 51S.S4; NO.
and final, Seventh street sprinkling, j. q.
Hnkel, contractor, $407.77; No. 5 and
final, Summit avenue sprinkling, c. Bahr,
contractor, 1854. so; No. and final, Dayton
avenue sprinkling, Forristal Bros. con-
tractors, S212. 90; No. and final, Pleasant
avenue sprinkling, c. Bahr, contractor
S195. 20; No.-and final Tilton street sewer,
Bubar e White. contractors, S33o; NO. anu
final Iglehart street sewer, I. Doherly' con,
tractor, S43: No. 3 and final. ROBERT street
paving. Twin City Improvement Company,
contractors. So. .O13. so: No 3 and final,
Selby avenue grading, Faber & Knapp,
contractors. STA. 80; J. II. Fielding. S1o;
J.H. Schurmeier, $50 40: Robinson IL Cary,
S34. 81: Griggs & Foster, S41; Scribner
Roofing and Cornice Company. SIS; St.
Paul Foundry Company, S130.43; 5. p.
Folsom, Jr., SIG; S. Ricknell, SO; j. S..
Burris. $50; j. o. Vervais, S7.S5; Strobach,
Greiner & Co., S64; Northwestern Lime
Company, $500; James Lee, S1.5O; S. r.
McMasters, S3.65; Lienau & Erdman,
SO. so: Rhodes & Morton, S116.S1; Maend-
Ter Bros, $50; Berlandi & Bott, S14: P.
Minea. $3.50: l.. w. Runilett, S12.10
John Duffy, S24: Minneapolis & St Louis
Railway Company, S10.50; E. Moeller "
Co.. So; P. II. Kelly Mercantile Company,
$500; Wyckoff. Seamans q Benedict. ST. 30;
Board of Water Commissioners, S72; +.
Knauft, SIS; George Mitsch, 50; Prender-
CAST Bros. S40.05.
Committee on Claims.
REPORT BOARD WATER COMMISSIONERS.
To the Honorable Common Council OF the
City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: The following resolution
was passed by the Board of Water Com
missioners at a meeting held this day:
By p. II. Kelly
Resolved, That the Honorable Common
Council of the CITY of st. Paul be respect
fully requested to direct the City Treasurer
to place to the credit of the Board of Water
Commissioners twenty thousand (S20,000)
dollars, being the premium received on the
sale of the S400, 900 of water bonds, so
called, dated April 1, 1885, issued by the
City of St Paul, authorized by an act of
the Legislature approved Feb. 21, 1885, for
the purpose of extending, enlarging and i'm
proving the water works of said city, and
that the Secretary be instructed to transmit
a copy of this resolution to said Council.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN CAULFIELD, Secretary.
Nov. 4, 1885.
Committee on Ways and Means.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
To the Honorable President and Members
of the Common Council, ST. Paul, Mimi:
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Fire
Department, to whom was referred the
petitions from citizens on DaytOn's bluff.
Arlington hills, st. Anthony hill and the
Minnesota Transfer Company, together with
the report and recommendations OF the
Board of Fire Commissioners, respectfully
report and recommend for your adoption
the following:
First-The purchase of suitable piece
Of ground on Arlington hills for the erec-
lion of fire engine house, erect building
thereon, purchase a chemical engine and
horses, employ men necessary to run the
same.
Second - Build addition to Chemical
Engine House No. 2, as recommended by
Fire Commissioners, repair old hose cart,
purchase 500 feet hose and employ three
men for same.
Third - Purchase suitable piece OF
ground on ST. Anthony hill. in district
bounded by Dale, Victoria, Marshall and
Lincoln avenues, erect a building thereon
for Fire Department purposes, purchase a
chemical engine, horses land employ men
necessary for the same.
Fourth-PurchaSe suitable grounds for
Fire Department buildings in Merriam or
Union Park.
Fifth-Purchase suitable grounds in
vicinity of HamIine University for Fire
Department building.
SiXth-Purchase of suitable grounds in
vicinity of Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
railroad crossing of Summit and Smelling
Lvenues.
Seventh-Purchase of suitable grounds in
district bounded by Rice and Dale streets
and st. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
railroad and st. Paul & Northern Pacific
railroad, all for Fire Department purposes.
Respectfully. E. G. STARKEY,
Chairman Committee on Fire Department.
Adopted. (See resOlutions.)
Of Committee on Streets, Sewers and Bridges
Emil Geist's Petition
Committee report i'll favor of granting the
Adopted. (See Order to Board of Public
Works relative to alley in block 5, st. Paul
proper.)
J.. G.. Dayton's Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to The Board of Public Works
to make assessment as provided by law.
Adopted.
City Engineers Report
Committee approve of said report for the
month of October, 1885.
Accepted.
Of Committee on Ordinances-Gas Meter
Ordinance
Committee to whom was referred the Or
dinance in relation to testing gas meters
recommend the passage of the same as
amended by said committee.
Adopted. (See Ordinance No. 594.)
Also,
Joseph Irish's Petition
Committee to whom said petition was
referred recommend that said petition. to-
gether with the resolution accompanying
the same, be referred to the Corporation
Attorney with instructions to examine the
title to the tract belonging to the city COM
priSing ten acres described in said petition,
dIlu UPON llle eAeCutlOu dl1l utllV6Ty W luo
city of proper quitclaim deed of said ten
acres, which is in lots and 4, by the owner
thereof, that said resolution be adopted.
W. II. SANBoRN, Chairman.
Adopted.
Of Committee on Public Accounts October
Reports
Committee to whom was referred the re-
ports of the Board of Control. the Chief
of Police, the Clerk of the Municipal Court
and the Pound Master for the month of
October. 1885, report that they have exam
ined the same and found them correct.
Accepted.
OF Committee on Iicense-TranSfers-