St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-20
Proceedings Of the Common Council
Regular Meeting.

Protest against allowing frame building
being moved on or placed on lot 10, block L.
of Randalrs addition.
Committee on Fire Department.
From j. 7. Odell and Others
For the construction OF a sewer at or near
the stock yards in the Seventh ward.
Committee on Streets.
From c. w. Thomas and Others
For the erection of gas lamp in front of
the German Lutheran Evangelical church
on WabaSha street.
Granted. (See resolution.)
From j. +. Dunlap, Attorney
For rebate on butchers license,
Committee on License.
From Anthony Provost
Relative to the permission given T. Krue-
ger to quarry rock ON Robe street
Committee on Streets.
From Joseph 5. Kline
Claim for injuries sustained while acting
as special policeman.
Committee on Claims.
From w. Il. Merriam and Others
Asking for the Improvement of Sher-
burne avenue
Alderman of the district.
From w. j. Woolsey and James Smith,
Jr.-
For grading Nash street.
Board OF Public Works with order.
From NJ. Ryan and Others
Asking for the transfer of license aske d
for by NJ. Valek be granted.
Committee on License.
From q. 5. Moore
For permission TO remove frame building.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. 635.
From II. Schlatiman and Others
Protest against the construction of a
sewer on Cherry street
Board of Public Works.
From Joseph Il. Weide and Others
For the grading of Cook street from
Greenbrier avenue to Forest street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From the Diamond 10 Line Steamers
Acceptance of Ordinance No. 6l9.
Accepted and ordered on Tile.
From j. c. PrendergaSt and Others. a
Committee of the Master Plumbers AS
ISOLATION
Asking that the Building Ordinance so
far as it refers to plumbing be made more
certain and definite.
Referred to a special committee consist
ing of Aid. Dowlan, Petsch, Cullen, San
born, Van Slyke, Minea and Long and Cor
pOration Attorney and City Engineer.
From William IL. Eustis, Secretary of
North American Telegraph Company
Asking that an ordinance be passed
granting said company the right to erect
poles, etc.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. 634.)
From James 0'Brien and Others
For the grading of Case street, from Mis-
sissippi to Forest streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Talbot Jones, Nj. d.. Health Officer
Report for February, 1886.
Board Of Health.
From j. p. Gribben Lumber Company, by
j. =. Gribben, President
For the vacation of Benton street. from
the southerly line of Wabash avenue to the
nOrtherly line of right Of way of the Chi
cagO, Milwaukee q ST. Paul Railway
Referred to Committee Oh Streets, and
City Clerk instructed to give the notice re-
quired for the vacation asked for.
From William + Davidson
Asking that the license OH the Grand
opera house be fixed at SO.
Committee on License.
From Henry II. Sibley, President Of st.
Paul Gas Light Company
Relative to. lighting the streets of the
city, etc.
Committee on Gas.
From w. S. Adams K Co. and Others
For transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee Oh License.
From Mary f. Robinson
For permission to raise frame building.
Committee on Fire Department.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City mpuoller-Audited Claims,
Etc
c. f. Huebner, Estimate No. 2, Arcade
street improvement. SG63; c. WanZer, Es-
innate No. 5, grading Pleasant avenue,
s., 507.5O; j. Steinkamp, Estimate No. 3,
grading Western avenue, S2,43l; Tipler IL
Tracy, Estimate No. l, grading Alice
street, Sl36; NJ. O'ToOle, Estimate No. 4,
grading Acker and Jackson streets, S425;
q. +. Moss, Estimate No. D, grading Mar
garet street. 1854; Z. Tantholt, Estimate
No. 3, grading Duke street 500; Faber d
Knapp, Estimate No. 3, grading Reaney
street, 81, l25; Stockton d Lindquist. Esti-
mate No. 4, Garfield, Lisbon and Prairie
streets sewers. SS75.5O; NJ. O'Bnen
ct. al, Estimate No. 6, Robert street bridge
substructure, SL,776.50; f. w.
Cummings, Estimate No. 8, Pleasant
avenue bridge, So, so; Ward. Hill d
Mcclellan, S17.40: Board of Water Com
missioners, 50, $40; Field, Mailer 81 Co..
SIG; Robert Seeger, $2,21S.S5; William
F0rristal, $52.75; Daily Globe
S1.554.69: Minnesota Transfer Packing
Company. SIS; Die NolksZeitung, Sl75.60;
G. M. Hopkins, S24; q. n. Hillman,
$3.50; p. I. Kavanagh, SIS; G. Donald
son, $50; Quinby s. Abbott, So 50; Alfred
5. Hall, $24; James Schoonmaker. S4S: p.
V. Dwyer d Bros. $500; l.. w. Rundlett.
City Engineer, Sl5.92; George NIitsch
S30.47; Mark Costello, SOL. O3; Brown.
Treacy & Co., SAG. 30: st. Paul Book q Sta
tonery Company. S7.S9; Thomas Brennan,
$3.50; II. +. Wedelstaedt, S1.50; p. Do
herty, Estimate No. /, supplementary to No.
3 and final, sewer on Robert street. SLY;
S. r. McMasters, $500; l.. A. Blodgett,
sos. so; T.. Stoddard S63.5 so: j. j. Kirk
man, SOB. 80; The Northwestern Chronicle.
SIS: =. II. Kelly Mercantile Company.
$1,000; n. S. Beardsley $50; st. Paul
Foundry Company, $47.45; Berlandi d
Bott, SS5; T. Jones, Health Officer, SIS;
Jacob Goldstein, 81; Wyckoff, Seamans &
Benedict, $3.50; c. X. Davis, $3.50; Will
lam Guchman, $3.50: Hudner IL Regel-
berger. $1OS.S7; NJ. b. Bruggeman & Co.,
$685. ST. Paul Furniture Company, $40;
George Wesbrecht, So; Rhodes & Morton,
$17.09; Quinby d Abbott, S27.75.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Dowlan, Petsch, Cullen.
johnson, Van Slyke, Kahn. Starkey, Bry-
ant, Minea, Long, Mr.. Presidential.
Of City Clerk-Market Collections
The Clerk reports S., 1856 rent collected
from tenants of the Market House from
Dec. 81, 1884, to Dec. 81, 1885, and 81. IS9. 40
from outside collections. The foregoing
does not include hall rents, which were
collected by the Market Master.
Comptroller.
Of Corporation Attomey-School District
Bonds
To the Honorable the President and Com
mon Council of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: The act of the Legislature