St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-08

avenue from Summit avenue to point
fifty feet west of Josette street; aS to q
change of grade on Thirteenth street from
Jackson street to Canada street; as to curb
ing, grading and paving WacOuta street
from Third street to Eighth street; as to
curbing, grading and paving Robert street
from Third to Eighth street; as to cuIbing
grading and paving Sixth street from ST.
Peter to Broadway; as to curbing, grading
and paving Eighth street from Wabasha
street to Locust street; as to curbing, grad
ing and paving Locust street from Seventh
street to Tenth; as to change of grade on
Grove street from Mississippi to Monroe
street; as to grading and guttering Olive
street from Seventh street to Grove; as to
opening and extending Burr street north
FROM Maryland to New Canada road; as to
constructing a sewer on Partridge Burr,
Hopkins, De Soto streets and Lafayette
avenue; as to curbing, grading and paving
Minnesota street from Third street to
Eighth; as to constructing q sewer on
Fourth street from Trout brook to Broad
way street; as to grading Bradley street
from Maryland street to New Canada road;
as to change of grade on Sixth street be-
tween Maria and Hoffman avenues.
NOT NECESSARY.
The board of public works reported that
the following improvements were not neceS-
sary: TO grade Case street from Payne
avenue to Weide street; to grade Univer-
sity avenue from Lexington avenue to the
center of section SO township 30, range %
west; to grade Smelling avenue from Univer-
sity avenue to the southeast corner of sec
ton 81, township 49, range 90 west; to
widen, open and extend Como
avenue to width of 100 feet
from Rice street to the west end of said
avenues; to construct sewer on Drake
street from Seventh street to Grace; to
open an alley twenty feet wide, running
from s.Gaultier street west to Harrington
avenue, through block 20 of Robertson &
Van Etten's addition and block 9, Chand-
ler's addition, and block 81, Warren Il
Rice's addition; to widen Collins street to
Beaumont.
REFERRED.
The appointment of George Dufour and
M. Hurley as policemen was referred to
committee on police; communication from
A. A. Trumbull and others asking for an
increase of the fire department was referred
to the committee ON fire department; the
request of Ole Oleson for damages for in
jury to property by the city, committee on
streets; the same with the request of James
O'Brieh for damages for opening the ave-
nue. from Lake Como west through between
sections % and 81 to the state fair grounds;
F. w. Schalz claimed to have been injured
by falling into an excavation on University
avenue, committee on claims; P. w. Min
sliller's request to open saloon, committee
on license; the request of N. W. Kittson
and others for fountain in Summit square
park, committee on parks; the request of
Thomas G. White for the transferring of
his liquor license to committee on licenses;
Anthony YOerg's request to put wooden
cornice on stone building in the Sixth
ward to committee on fire department; the
request of Mrs Allie Hewitt to make an
addition to her barn to committee OH fire
department.; an ordinance for the removal
of garbage to committee on ordinance.
CLEANING THE STREETS.
The committee ON streets reported in
favor of awarding the contract for cleaning
the paved streets to Charles Forrestal, who
agrees to do the work for 81, ass.
Aid. DOwlan spoke against letting the
work be done by contract, and favored
having it done by the city. TO this end he
offered substitute that the city engineer
be instructed to keep an account OF the cost
of cleaning the paved streets in the district
advertised for to be cleaned by contract for
the period of one year from the commence
ment of this years cleaning, and the same
was adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Robert street, from Ninth to Twelfth
street, is to be sprinkled; the protest of the
people around the corner of Laurel avenue
and Dale street protested against the OPEN
ing of a saloon on that corner, and q per-
nit to SO open one was denied; the ap-
pomtment by the building inspector of j..
W. Fisher as second deputy inspector at q
salary of $1,000 per year, and Richard
Cheny, Inspector of plumbing, at salary
of 5000 per year, were approved; the change
of grade on Como avenue, from Rice street
to the west end of said avenue, and Mack
ubin street, from ROndO street to Fuller
street. was sent to the committee ON streets;
Dayton avenue, from Summit avenue to
Arundel street, is to be sprinkled; the
bridge over the Mississippi river to be
built over the right of way of the Minneap-
oils 81 Northwestern railroad is to be
wrought iron, fifty feet wide; G. G. Berk-
man is allowed to move a frame building;
the chief of police is to remove the ObStruc-
lions on East Fifth street near the Duluth
shops; four electric lights are to be placed
on the mast in Rice park; Matthias Breen is
permitted to set UP and operate a stone
crllsher upon court house square for a
period of not longer than one month; the
fire commissioners were authorized to build
an addition to engine house No. Q; the same
commissioners were requested to suspend
proceedings for the construction of cisteI1ls
in the Sixth ward until further orders from
the council; John Genois is allowed to
remove wooden barn; Aid. Dowlan gave
notice for new count of the votes in the
Second aldermanic district in the First ward;
the city clerk is to advertise for one or more
street sweeping machines for use on the
paved streets; an order is to be drawn in
favor of w. H. Mead for $23S.76; the
street railway is allowed to lay double
track OH Thirteenth street, from jackson
to Mississippi; Third street, from Seven
corners to Summit avenue, is to be
sprinkled an ordinance circumscribing and
restricting the fire limits along the sides OF
Dakato avenue; the names of several streets
in West st. Paul were changed; the judges
and clerks in the late election cost So, $50,
and the rent of rooms for same 1886.
Adjourned till Saturday afternoon at
o'clock.
THE ORGANIZED CHARITIES.
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