St. Paul daily globe., 1886-07-24

No. o ana nnal, ACKer ana jackson streets
grading, ST., $50; No. and final, Walnut
street grading. $1,94s; No. 8 and final,
Irvine Park drive sewer. $45S; No. and
and final, Dayton avenue paving,
). W. Fielding, contractor, $645. so;
No. & and final, Point Douglas street grad
ing, Boyer & Lux contractors. $953.7 20: No.
., second, supplementary to No. and final,
Sixth street paving. A. Jaicks contractor,
fnal, Summit, Selby and Nina avenues
sewer, J. W. Doherty contractor, 5000;
No. 5, supplementary to No. and final,
Oakland street sewer. G. A. Moran con-
tractor, $500; K. P. Cullen, $12; Register
OF Deeds, $3.75; M. Craig, So, G. w. Mer-
rill, $13
Committee OH Claims.
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
E. Bergstrom and Others Petition
The Board report that after careful in-
vestigation of the matter that there is moth
ing in the plant which in any way affects
why permission should be refused Mr..
Seeger to store gasoline as asked for.
Adopted.
Hastings Avenue and Other Streets Grad
The Board recommend the grading of the
following streets as sanitary measure, to-
wit: Hastings avenue, from Plum to Ear
streets; Forest street. from Hastings avenue
to East Seventh street, and Francis street,
from Arcade to English streets; also the
construction of sewer on East Seventh
street. from Hope to Margaret streets, and
on harrington avenue, from Nelson avenue
to Carroll street.
Adopted. (See orders to Board of Public
WOrkS)
Also,
Pierce Bros Petition
The Board report that the petition of
Pierce Bros. for permission to erect and
maintain a slaughter house in the Seventh
ward has been withdrawn by the petition
erS.
Accepted.
Expenses for Health Inspector
The Board recommend that an amount
not to exceed $40 per month be allowed
Henry Meyerding, Health Inspector, for
contingent expenses, etc.
Adopted. (See resOlution.)
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
or Committee on Claims -Miscell aneous-
10 the Honorable the President and Com
mon Council of the City OF st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: The Committee on Claims
and Accounts, to whom were referred the
following claims, report as follows:
First-H. W. CRUDE. AS to this claim,
it appears that the whole question has been
passed upon in the courts, adversely to Mr..
CRUDE. Your committee therefore recon-
mend that it be disallowed.
Adopted. Yeas IL, nays Aid. Starkey /.
Second-Stephen Denzer. AS to this
claim, Mr. DenZer now has an action pend
ing i'll the district court. where all the facts
may be more fully proven. Your commit
tee therefore recommend that it BIZ disal.
lowed.
Adopted, Yeas 12.
Third-Edward Cummings. This claim
grows out of an accident which occurred
at the ice palace, during the past winter.
Your committee recommend that it be dis
allowed.
Adopted. Yeas 9, nays Aid. O'Connor,
Cullen, Mr. Presidents.
Fourth-George Bolan. This claim is
for earth placed in Central park. As the
claim is in excess of the amount appropriated
for the improvement of said park, it ap-
pears there is in the City Treasury, appli-
cable to the payment of said claim to the
amount of S4S.42. To that extent they
recommend its allowance. AS to the bal
ance of said claim, they recommend it be
disallowed.
Adopted. Yeas 12.
These several claims were referred to the
Corporation Attorney for his opinion, which
will be found attached to each of the several
claims. Respectfully, JOHN DowLAN,
Chairman OF Committee on Claims and
Accounts.
OF Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Bridges Doran and Others Peti-
ton
Committee recommend that the prayer
of petitioners be granted and that the Chief
of Police be instructed to cause the obstruc-
tion complained of to be removed.
Adopted. (See resolution.)
Also,
Lauer Bros. petition
Committee recommend that stone side
walks be laid OH Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
streets, from Wabasha to Broadway
streets, also on Jackson street. from Third
to Ninth streets, and on Robert street from
Third to Seventh streets.
Adopted. (See resolutions.)
Also.
George w. Halls Petition
Committee recommend that the City En-
gineer be requested to enforce the ortlin-
ance in relation to numbering houses in the
city.
Adopted.
Charles NOnnemacher and Others Petition.
Committee report that they believe the
facts stated in said petition are true, but do
not see how any relief can be given, as said
protest was not presented in time to take
action thereon.
Accepted.
Also
Moses BiXler and Others Petition
Committee report adverse thereto.
Adopted.
Board of County Commissioners Com
munication-
Committee report favorably to OPEN
ing road to the state fair grounds
through Como park, and recommend
that the matter be referred to the City En-
gineer with instructions to have the said
road surveyed and located.
Adopted.
Road
Committee to whom was referred the Pc
tition of the Board Of County Commission
erS relative to said road, recommend that
the matter be referred to Aid. Minea for
report thereon.
Adopted.
Also
Theodore Hamm and Others Petition
Committee recommend that the prayer
of the petitioners be granted and that the
City Clerk give the necessary notice for the
asked for.
Adopted. Yeas 12; nays, Aid. Starkey,1.
Also,
Right Rev. John Ireland and Others Pc
titiOn-
Committee recommend that the prayer
of the petitioners be granted and
that the City Clerk be instructed
to commence proper proceedings to vacate,
provided the petitioners prepare and file a
plat of said relocation approved by the
proper city authorities.
Also,
A. Pugh and Others Petition
Committee recommend the. vacation OF
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