St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-22

Smelling avenue from University avenue to
the southwest corner of section 81, town
ship 30, range % west; as to grading Uni
verSity avenue from Lexington avenue to
the center of section So, township 30, range
% west; as to opening, widening and eX-
tending Front street from Rice street to
Smelling avenue; as to opening and extend
ing an alley through block 5, Robert IL Ran
dallS addition; as to change of grade on
Third street from Locust street to CONNER
cial: as to change of grade on Floral street
between Summit avenue and Grand avenue;
as to change Of grade on Acker street from
Mississippi street to point sixty feet west
of Buffalo street, and on Buffalo street
from Acker to Genessee street; as to
a change of grade on PENNSYLVANIA avenue
from Jackson to Columbia street.
GRADES TO BE. REPORTED.
The city engineer was instructed to re-
port grade on Bay street from Randolph
street to Stewart street, on Randolph street
from Victoria street to Lexington avenue,
on Lexington avenue from Randolph street
to University avenue, on ST. Clair street
from Toronto to Victoria streets, on
TuScarora street from Milton street to
Warsaw street, on Warsaw street from Stew
art avenue to ST. Clair street, on Armstrong
street from Seventh street to Drake street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The appointment of Alexander Ramsey,
Henry p. Upham and Benjamin F. Wright
directors of the st. Paul library by the
mayor was confirmed; an ordinance per-
uniting John Heinlein to raise roof was
adopted; the request of w. j. Buckley for
extra compensation (S736) for callling and
cementing stone sidewalk was refused; the
award of the contract to the Milwaukee
Bridge and Iron Works company the con-
tract for an iron bridge on Mississippi
street by the board of public works
was confirmed; Reuben Goldstein was de-
MED permission to construct a frame wood
shed; the fire commissioners were author
lied to purchase firSt-class steam fire en-
CINE and hose carriage to be located in cen
tral fire hall and to equip a company; the
city engineer is to report grade on Carroll
street from Victoria to Chatsworth street;
the committee on streets, sewers and
bridges were instructed to report the
amount of the sewerage fund each of the
several wards is entitled to of the bonds
recently authorized, and also the cost of all
sewers authorized since the LIST of January,
1885: ordinance No. 4SS regulating the sale
of fish, butchers meat, game or poultry was
repealed; the board of public works was in
structed to cause the outer line
of the st. Paul levee to be
surveyed and established on both
sides of the Mississippi river
from the eastern to the western line of the
city; an ordinance was adopted regulating
peddlers. The water commissioners were
authorized to lay water mains on the east
side of Thirteenth and other streets; the
city engineer is to cause the street railway
company to remove the rails and curves in
the streets now abandoned and the streets
to be put in good condition, including Sib
ley, Fourth, Seventh, Eighth, Canada and
Third streets; fire cistern is to be con-
structed at the corner of Rice and Milford
streets; the city clerk is to advertise for bids
for paving Fourth street with granite
blocks across the right of way of the rail
roads between KittsOn and Canal streets.