St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-23

A list OF the streets which ought to be
paved during the coming season.
Feet
Mississippi, Grove to Acker 1850
Rosabel, Railroad to Eighth ], $50
Wacouta, Railroad to Ninth 300
Minnesota, Second to Eighth. 1920
Cedar, Second to Eighth. 1900
Eighth, Locust to Wabasha - $3.50
Locust, Grove to Seventh. $50
Wabasha, College to Bluff. ............. 1850
Sixth, Wabasha to Oak and College to
Summit. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Summit, Wabasha to intersection pave
ment at Nelson avenue. 2.l00
Robert, Eighth to University. .......... 1900
Jackson, Railroad to Seventh (repaving) 1900
Fourth. east, railroad to Broadway..... 1000
Tenth, Cedar to Rice. Observation-Disclosures. 1.550
Rice, Tenth to Rondo. Observation-Disclosures. 1890
Dayton, terminus present pavement to
Dale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AGO
Western, Summit to Nelson. ........... 1900
Washington, Third to Seventh. 100
Market, Third to st. Peter. LOCO
Dakota, Bridge to Isabel. ............... $500
Total. ................... .42.45o
Total length in miles. S.04
Cost of the Different Items of Paving in the
Past Year
Cedar block paving per square yard. 81 25
Granite curb per lineal FOOT. ....... 80
Earth excavation per cubic yard. 20 to 25c
Cost of paving, including curbing, ex-
cavation, ETC., per lineal foot of street
for 40 feet roadway. ......... ..... So %
The reasons for such immediate action
were fully stated in the communication Of
this Board to the Council, under date of
Dec. Z. 1885. above referred to, and it is
not necessary to restate them in this COM
munication.
1t the views and recommendations of the
Board herein stated meet the approval Of
your honorable body, it is hoped that they
will receive your favorable consideration
and early action. Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM BARRETT,
President Board of Public Works.
Official:
RI. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
Committee on Streets.
Also,
Estimates and Claims
The Board transmits approved by it the
following estimates and claims, to-Wit:
Estimate No. and final, Chestnut street
paving, j. II. Fielding, contractor, ST.
$50: No. 9 and final, Pleasant avenue
grading, G. WanZer, contractor. 1.807.05;
No. and final, Wacouta street sewer,
Stockton g. Lindqust, contractors. $410;
NO. duu uudl, dfCHuO OCWOIs
Stockton & Lindquist. contractors, S107.50:
No. 2 and final, Dale street grading. j.
Thornton, contractor. 1902 so; No. and
final, st, Adams street grading, Cooper &
Harper, contractors, S1,012.50; No. 2 and
final, Minnehaha street grading, Dawson &
Keough, contractors. $1,000; No. l and
final, Nash street sewer, P. Doherty, con-
tractor, $723; No. 4 and final, Virginia
avenue grading. W. G. Mulligan. contrac-
tor, 81, 053; No. 3 and final, Hoffman ave-
nue. grading. T. Daley, contractor. S507;
No. and final, Grove street grading. T.
Reilly, contractor. 81, 552. %: No. 4 and final,
Burns avenue grading W. G. Mulligan,
contractor, 1888; No. 8 and final, Plato
avenue grading, Macarthur Bros. contractor,
So $50; No. 2 and final, Westminster street
sewer. Stockton d LindquiSt, contractors,
S79; No. 10 and final Duke street grading.
P Tautholt contractor, 81. 74S; No. 2 and
final. Fourth street sewer, I'll. Harrison con-
tractor, 1885; w. P. Barrett, S27.42; NJ.
Craig. $40: G.. W. Merrill, $3.50; Thomas
Grace. S2249O.
Committee on claims.
Also,
Petition Transmitted
The Board transmit petition of E. L.
Holterhotf and others relative to the I'M
provement of Lafayette avenue.
Committee on streets and Alderman for
district.
Also,
Dakota Avenue Opening
To the Honorable, the President and Com
mon Council of the City of ST. Paul:
Gentlemen-In the matter of the open,
ing, widening and extension of Dakota
avenue to a width of siXty-siX 1867 feet
from Delos street to Channel street, the
Board of Public Works respectfully request
your honorable body to annul all orders fol
said improvement, and further request thai
you pass new preliminary order for the
opening, widening and extension of said
Dakota avenue from Channel street to
COTE street. A proper order is herewith
submitted for your adoption.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President,
Official:
RI. GoRMAN, Clerk Board Public Works.
Oct. IS. 1886.
Adopted. Yeas 10. See order to Board
Public Works..
REPORT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
Martin Delaney's Petition
The Board recommend that the PRAYER OF
the petitioner be granted.
Adopted.
J. E. Ingham's Petition
The Board report adverse to the prayer
of the petitioner.
Adopted.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMUTERS.
Of Committee on Ways and Meams-E.
j. Larpenteurs Petition
Committee recommend that the prayer OF
the petitioner be granted.
Adopted. (See reSolutiOn).
Also,
City TreaSurer'S Expense Account
Committee transmit said account and
its allowance.
Adopted. (See resolution).
Of Committee on Claims-Chicago, Mil
waukee q st. Paul Railway Company's
Petition.
The committee in connection with Com
mittee on Streets Recommend the allowance
Of said claim,
Adopted. (See resolution.)
Also,
II. Schade's Petition
Committee ask that said claim be referred
to the Corporation Attorney to report as to
the legal liability to the city.
Also.
Edward Cummings Petition
Committee recommend that the sum Of
5000 be allowed the petitioner in full com.
pensation for the njnries he received, and
recommend that an order be drawn upon
the Treasury in favor of the petitioner for
said amount upon his relieving the city
from all liability on account of said in
juries.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. DOwlan, O'Connor, Petsch.
Cullen, Kahn. Starkey, Bryant, Minea,
Long, Mr.. Vice President--1O.
Also,
Joseph Vance's Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to His Honor the Mayor and
the Corporation Attorney for report.
JOHN DowLAN, Chairman.
Adopted.
Of Committee on Streets. Sewers and
Bridges Charles W. Fetzer's Petition
Committee report adverse thereto, AID.
Bryant not concurring.
Adopted.
Also,
Nellie NJ. Welde and Others Petition
To the Honorable President and Ma,nharo