St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-19

street; opening, widening and extension Of
Kent street, from Marshall avenue to Uni
versity avenue.
Referred to clerk to advertise for bids
Sprinkling of Pleasant avenue, between
Sixth and Ramsey streets; grading Fillmore
street, between State street and levee
sprinkling Summit avenue, from ThirC
to Oakland streets; sprinkling Jackson
street, from Eleventh to Thirteenth streets
grading Mulburry street; constructing
sewer ON Marshall avenue, from MackubiI
to Kent streets; constructing sewer on lyle
hart street, between Josette and Louis
Streets, constructing sewer on jackson
street, between Third and Mississippi
streets; constructing sewer on Bradley
street, between Fifth and Fourth streets
improvements on Fillmore street, from
State street to Water street.
Referred to the Engineer-Opening and
extending Burns avenue, from English
street to the city limits; grading st. Al
bans street. from Summit avenue to Mar
shall street; grading Holly avenue, from
Dale to Victoria streets; paving Third
street, from Pleasant avenue to Dayton
avenue; constructing sewer ION OsegC
street; paving Sixth street, from st. Peter
to Broadway; grading and paving Locust
street, from Seventh street to Tenth street.
paving Portland avenue, from Dale to Vic
toria streets: grading Robert street, from
Third street to Eighth; curling and grad
ing Wacouta, from Eighth street to Third
street; grading Hague street, from Dale to
Victoria streets; grading Hennepin, from
Dale to Victoria streets; grading and paving
Eighth street, from Wabasha to Locust
streets; opening Lexington avenue, from
University to north line section 26.
Business Adjourned-G University
avenue from Rice to Grant streets; change
of grade On Mississippi street between the
ST. Paul, Minneapolis 81 Manitoba railway
and Acker street; widening and extension
of Ellen street, from Dale to Lexington
avenue; opening and widening of Wells
street, from Gautlier to Rice streets; open
ing La Fond street; opening Thomas street;
opening and widening of Drake street:
opening and widening of Edmund street;
opening and widening of Duke street; open
ing and widening of Warsaw street: open
ing and widening Hamilton street; opening
and widening Charles street; opening and
widening Hatch street; opening and widen
ing Merrell street; opening and widening
Gaultier street; opening an alley through
block Is, Rice & Irvine's addition.
To go to council with favorable report
Change of grade ON Sixth street between
Maria and Hoffman avenues; constructing
retaining walls on Oakland street; grading
Bradley street from Beaumont to Minnehaha
streets, with request that it be changed to
provide for grading of said street from
Beaumont to Farquier; grading st. Paul
street from Olmsted to William street; con-
structing sewer on Grant street between
Aurora and Sherburne avenues; sewer on
Rice street from University avenue to
Fuller street; constructing sewer OH Nina
avenue from Laurel to Selby avenue.
Referred to council with adverse report
Matter of the claims of Charles Keil, claim
for damages for change of grade on Sew
enth street; grading Arch street from Co
lumbia to Jackson; paving Minnesota street
from Third to Eighth street.
The following bills were allowed: K. P.
Cullen 81, 900, Goodrich Oakland So, 400,
P. III. Harrington $491, John Murnane
So, $50, James Murnane 1925, P. F. O'Hal-
loran 81, los, James Mcdonald $40, James
Murnane So, 1875, Hans Hansen IS, $50, d.
Mullen, $500.
Business considered and placed on file
Protest against constructing sewer on OF
sego and De Sofa streets, protest OF John
Flick, protest against opening POfIland aV-
enue. protest of George N. Higginson, pc
tition of Hans Peterson, protest of Charles
Kreyer.
The contract for grading Kent street was
awarded to M. O'Toole for 81, 970 he being
the lowest of ten bidders.
The contract for grading De Sofa street
was awarded to A. f. Huebner at his bid OF
SITS, that being the lowest of eleven.
Plumbers licenses were granted to
George Dempsey, j. S. Holmes, John I'll.
Shea, W. j. Freaney and M. 81. Ward,
proper bonds accompanying each applica-
ton.
The bond of James J. Dwyer, as city
drain contractor, was approved and Ii
cense granted.
A petition was read from twelve prop
erty owners ON West Third street, asking
that if action be taken towards improving
West Third street, between Pleasant and
Summit avenues, that it be towards macad-
amizing, not repaving the street.
Extension of Hoffman avenue was sent
to the council for amendments, after which
the Board adjourned to meet tomorrow
evening.