St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-24

Beard of Public Works with order,
From f. B. Clarke and Others
For sprinkling Summit avenue between
Dayton avenue and Dale street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From E. f. BerrisfOrd and Others
Protest against paving Minnesota street
during the year 1886.
Alderman of District,
From Robert Douglas and Other Jouneymen
Barbers-
For the passage of an ordinance prohibit
ing barber shops from being open on Sum
days.
Granted.
From N. Sligo and Other Proprietors of
Barber Shops
Asking that an ordinance be passed pro-
hibiting the opening of barber shops on
Sundays.
Granted.
From A. NJ. Ryan and Others
Protest against the removal of frame
building Oh TO lot 3, block AZ, Kittsons ad-
diti0n.
Committee on Streets.
From Chas. Friend and Others
Protest against the Opening of Broadway
street between Grove and Thirteenth streets.
Committee on Streets.
From Theodore Hamm and Others
For grading Payne avenue and Decatur
Streets
Board of Public Works with orders.
From L. r. Bennett and Others
Asking that License be granted A. Z.
Jones to peddle meat.
Committee on Markets.
From j. A. Quinn and Others
For the vacation of the thirty-foot alley
or lane lying between lots 10 and 30 of
AOyt's out lots.
n,,.lo 81 - -.
Office and said Clerk instructed to give the
notice required for vacations.
From Margaret Cunningham
Stating that her son was injured by fall
ing on sidewalk, ETC., and asking that the
matter be investigated and compensation
allowed, etc.
Committee on Claims.
From William G. Riley
Asking for the vacation of the westerly
$50 feet Of the alleys in block IL and IL of
Warmers addition.
Committee Oh Streets.
d From DeCoster & Clark and Others
4Wi' Asking that the alley running north and
south through block II, st. Paul proper, be
placed in a passable condition. etc.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Peter Lynch and Others
The grading the alley in block 5, Finch's
addition, between Lee avenue and Armstrong
street. and between Bay and Warsaw
streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Fred Lindeke-
For a sewer on Sixth street, between
Broadway and Kittson streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Noyes Bros. & Cutler
Relative to the order of Council for the
removal of a brick building in Stinson,
Brown & Ramsey's addition.
Referred to Mr.. President to appoint a
committee of three experts to examine said
building.
From John Safranek-
Relative to Rice park concerts.
Committee Oh Parks.
From ii. p. Hederick and Others
For transfer of liquor license.
Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICES.
Of the City omptroller-Audited Claims,
viz:
j. Mcdonald, Estimate No. 1, grading
MENDOZA street. 1857. SO; NJ. o. Toole, Es-
innate No. 1, grading Thomas street, $40;
Dwyer Il Cantwell, Estimate No. 1, sewer
ON Aurora avenue, $255; Palmer &c Dunk
lee, Estimate No. l, grading Olmsted street,
500; White IL Adams, Estimate No 1.
sewer on Grand avenue, S425; G. A. Blu
bar, Estimate No. 1. sewer on Randolph
street, $3.50; p. H. Thornton, Estimate
No. l, grading Walnut street, $722. SO:
Stockton 81 Lindquist, Estimate No.
and final, Garfield, Lisbon and
Prairie streets sew =, S654.50; Nc
Carthy & Donnelly, $3.50; Mccarthy
d Donnelly. $50; Nj. Costello, SS7. 70:
Boyer d Lux Estimate No. l, grading
Drake street, 1855; Boyer & Lux, Estimate
No, 8, grading Point Douglas street
467.50; w, G. Mulligan. Estimate No 1,
grading Viola street. S340; NJ. O'Toole
Estimate No. ., grading Acker and Jack
son streets, S1,615; P. II. Thornton, Estim
ate No. 2, grading Hamilton street. SeS7. so
p. II. Thornton, Estimate No. 5, grading
Warsaw street, S246.5 p, H. Thornton,
Estimate No. 2. grading Tuscarora avenue
S790.50; j. Steinkamp, Estimate No. 8
grading Western avenue, $3.50; @. f
Huehner, Estimate No. 4, Arcade stree
Improvement, 81, 547; j. Boldthen, Estim
ate No. 2, grading Bradley street, 1908; NJ
OBrien ct al, Estimate Nor, Robert stree
substructure, 81, 400; Pittsburg Testnl
Engineer, S96.SO; Robert Seeger
2,l17.5O; G. NJ. Hopkins, $50
G. Wanzer, Estimate No. 6, gradins
Pleasant avenue So, 499; Faber & Knapp
Estimate No. 4, grading Reaney street
81 GAO; p. Tantholt Estimate No. G
grading Duke street, S765; G. f. Moss,
Estimate No. 6, grading Margaret street
$50; Hudner & Regelsberger, S1Os. 81
Thomas Brennan, S646.9S; Rhodes & Nor
ton, S6S.41; j. III. Schumacher. S2s. rs
Trick IL Co., S3.65; Robinson g. Cary
$3.50; Minnesota Transfer and Packin,
Company, S16.75; Connel & McPhail, 81
Prendergast Bros, sl5.44; w. K. Magraw
1921; S. r, MeMasters, S4.15; Georg
Mitsch, $1,000; Globe Publishing Com
pany, S2,635.47: Globe Publishing Com
pany, S951.06; Berlandi & Bott $40. rs
F. G. Draper & Co., $500; Heating 81 Nc
Elrath, 90; Board of Water Commits
soners, S33; ST. Paul Rubber Company
SIS. so; Atlantic Oil Company, $50. 65; wy
coff. Seamans & B., So. 20; Beulke & Kefer
$13.75; H. r. p. Hamilton, S295. SIS; n. w
Stamp Works, $3.50; j. B. Morehead 4
Son, So: J. b. Confer, S1.SO; G.. +. Schill
ing. 65 cents: g. H. Williams, sss. 40; K
McNamee $50, As; Schickler & Wilson, So
r. /. Polk & Co., So; George N, Hillman
SO; Harry Simmons, $500; Simmons 4
Co., $3.50; ST. Paul Book and Stationer
Company, S4 so; Die Volkszetung, S1Ts. 40
M. Craig, $3.50; G.. w. Merrill, S2s sc
H E. Wedelstaedt, SS5.s5; st. Paul Fur
nitTlre Company. S122; L. w. Rundlet