St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-25

Official: ''''sii''
H. L; GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
July 20, 1885.
Adopted. (See resoiutiit,fii
Also.
Estimates and Claims
Inc DOard submit. approved by them. the
1OIioWlng estimates and claims. viz. No 3
anu nhai, Mulberry street and alley p
dahtholt, contractor, S53; No. and final
mississippi street grading. Pennsvjvania IN
Acker streets, P. +. O'Halloran. Contractor
SI'4'o; NO. and final, Summit and Dar-
Ton avenues sewer, +. S. Blodgett con-
.@c1Cl, 300; No. and final. jackson
9siGe1 sewer Ninth to Tenth street, j. ].
f '.lT-T w contractor S164.50; No and
M " aDdSiia street grading, Bluff to Rice,
maj, Lee avenue grading. Seventh IN Dral-a
Street, James Mcdonald. contractor e1oo.
NO. = and final, Marshall avenue sewer
MackuDn TO Kent street. Stockton &, Lind,
/ quiSt. contractors, S94: No. 1 Sr1nnIep,an-
tary 20 NO. Sand final, Oak street saver
walnut TO Sherman streets. Stocl,ton &,
LlndquiSt, contractors. No > a,,5
maj, ilglehart and Josette streets sewer
SIoekton q Lindquist. Contractors
9oIo.oO; NO. II and final, Seventh street
improvement ll Macarthur Bros. contractors.
| go - LII uAoI Bros, $3.50. 65.
committee on Claims.
REPORT OF BOARD OF 1,,
inspector Appointed. Etc
Inc Board report that Insnector T
"aish mad rendered his resignation aS In
SpectoT, which had been accepted and that
H. ~ otorer had been appointed as an In.
speetor to fill said vacancy. 90 ''ii In
Approved; yeas Is.
| REPORTS OF STANDING Co,1,rrT,1,1,s
VI committee of Ways and MeanS--A NJ
6hompsonS Petition and Aid. Kerr;s
6eSolutlon Relating Thereto
/ CoHIilItVee TO whom was referred said
PeIVlOn, aS also the resolution of Aid. Kerr
a STiI the payment of 81. 500 to said
peoli' report that they are in favor of
Allowing said Thompson 81 .2O0 in fniI FOR
all claims against the city nv said rTbnn,I, ~
/ son. ~ '"i" Alionip-
ADOPTED. and the resolution of AID Kar-
50 amended and passed. (See resolution
/ Paving Market Grounds
! COMMITTEE to whom was referred the hids
/ Ior paving the market grounds. north of tho
Market mouse, to report if there was money
! appHcaoie Tor the payment thereof renort
tiiaG aIter consultation with the Citv Conn
crolier tney lind there is money apnIicabIe
TOT the payment, and recommend that fine
SotltIdCI De awarded to William FOrrestal. he
Delng the lowest bidder.
Adopted and the matter rafarrod 70 +ho
| corporation Attorney to draw contract NV
the following vote:
1eas-Ald. Cummings. DOwIan- O,Connor
FetSch, Cullen. SanbOrn, Van Sivke Kahn
9Gdrkey. Bryant, Minea, Long, Mr.. Presi-
| dent-13. A'' ioof
OF Committee on Claims-R. w Arm
strOng's petition
committee to whom said petition. rela-
i've TO salary while EMPLOYED in Navor,s
once as Secretary, from June 5. 1852. to
June l, 1884, was referred, report in favor
OF allowing said Armstrong $500. less
$3.50, the amount received BY him in said
time. --''-A IL ''iu
Adopted. (See resolution
" Committee ON Fire Department-E. w
Shirk's Petition
Committee recommend that the nraver of
the petitioner be granted. provided the
buildings are moved on line of Rosabel street
ana 10 the entire satisfaction of the Inspec-
tor of buildings.
Adopted
or Committee on Streets. Sewers and
Brldges-Maryland Street Opening. etc.
committee, to whom was referee the re-
port of the Board of Public Works relative
thereto, return the same and recommend
its adoption.
Adopted. (See order to Board of Public
WOrks.)
Also,
John LallY's Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the City Engineer and Aid.
Petseh to investigate and report.
Adopted.
Also.
Frederick Nelson and Others Petition
committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the Board of Public Works.
Adopted.
Also,
R. Bartlett's Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the City Engineer.
Adopted.
Also,
John Frantschi's Petition
committee recommend that said petition
be referred to City Engineer.
Adopted.
Also,
VIM. Henry and Others Petition
committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the Board of Public Works.
Adopted.
Also,
A. n. SorenSoan's Petition
committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the City Engineer to investi-
gate and report.
Adopted.
Also.
Joseph Landgraff and Others Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the City Engineer to report
what relief can be granted the petitioners.
Adopted.
OF Committee on Police-Wants of the Po-
lice Department
To the Honorable the President and Com
mon Council of the City of st. Paul:
Your Committee on Police, to whom was
referred the communication of his honor.
the Mayor. in relation to Police matters
respectfully report that we have had the
same under consideration. and in view of
the great Importance of n well regulated
and efficient police system for all parts of
the city, suburban as well as business. to-
gether with our rapidly increasing popula-
ton and greatly enlarged territory recently
added to the city, we are unanimously of
the opinion that. i'll the interest of good
government and the protection of the per-
sons and property of the citizens, additional
police service is demanded.
We therefore recommend that authority
be at once given to purchase three single
horse patrol wagons, with one horse and
harness for each wagon.
We further recommend the purchase.
lease or rental of four suitable locations for
suburban or outside sub-police stations, say
one lot for each station, upon which to erect
proper buildings, with three cells in each
at present, reserving space therein for addi-
tional cells whenever the interests of the
public may require the same.
The proposed sub-police stations to be 10
Gated as follows: