St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-10

From Stanford Newell and Others
For sprinkling Dayton avenue, from
Third to Arundel streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
From Frank +. Chapman and Others
For the grading of Central street, from
! Oakdale avenue to Campbell street.
Board of Public Works with order.
From John Gilman and Others
For grading Beaumont street, from Bed
ford to Decatur streets.
Committee on Streets.
From w. A. Thomas and Others
For change of grade on Susan street,
| from Ada to Anita streets.
Board of Public Works with order.
! From Harris Chichikoski-
Claim for horse killed, caused by the cav
ing in of portion Of the Stillwate: street
| sewer.
Committee on Claims.
From +. S. Nichols
For permission to remove frame building,
etc.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. 644.)
From the Trustees of st. Louis Parish
| School
For permission to remove frame school
| building.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. 68s.)
| From William Farber-
| VI W
Granted. (See Ordinance No. 639.)
From Nicholas Diederich and Others
For transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee on license.
From Robinson IL Cary and Others
For the paving of Fourth street, from
Broadway street to the railway tunnel.
Board of Public Works with order.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
|
OF City mptroller-Audited Claims, viz. !:
| Pioneer Press Company, S2O.SO; II. Z.
Wedelstaedt, SI.s0; Berlandi d Bot, 1887;
West Publishing Company, So; Brown,
Tracy Co., S12.39; Northwestern Stamp
Works, 1915; Bruggemann 81 Co., Sal. 10;
Z. Klnkerfeld, Estimate No. 2, final, ST.
Paul Pest House, 81, $50; A. Jacks, Esti-
mate No. 4, final, paving Sixth street from
Wabasha street to Broadway. 50, 7OS. &c; ID.
Mullen, Jr., Estimate No. 2, supplementary
to final, Iglehart street sewer $50; p. II.
Thornton, Estimate No. 3, supplementary
to final, Jackson street sewer. $50;
j. }. Palmer, Estimate No. 5, sup
Elementary to final, Broadway sewer,
$500; Carsley 81 Nevin, Estimate
No. l, Western avenue bridge, $3.50;
Griggs & Foster, S191; st. Paul Book and
Stationery Company, S57.70; NJ. Craig. SO;
G. w. Morrill,, $40; c. Bernhard. S1.55; c.
Bernhard, S1.40; ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Towel Supply company, S1.50; G. G. Miles,
81. so; Globe Publishing Company, 1872;
Quinby & Abbott, S1.50; j. NJ. Thompson,
$4,000; Emil Geist, SIS; E. Klinkerfuse,
S135; Pittsburg Testing laboratory. S2Ss. ~;
Board of Water Commissioners, S43. 25;
Joseph Spiel, S27.5s; II. P. Hall, $40;
Thomas Brennan, So. 10; Connel & McPhail,
$3.50; K. p. Cullen, IS; st. Paul Dispatch,
S50.8S; E. w. Cummings, Estimate No. 4,
Pleasant avenue bridge over railroad
track, S103.70; j. w. Doherty, esti.
mate No. s, supplementary Il
final, viz: creditor by amount
reserved from No. 2, 500; debtor to cost Of
catch-basn, 500; Andrew Jacks. work Oh
. Sixth street paving contract. Sab.
Allowed and ordered paid by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Con
nor, Petsch, Cullen, Sanborn, johnson
Van Slyke, Kahn, Starkey, Bryant, Minea
Long, Mr.. Presdent-14.
OF City Engineer-WateringC Cart Wanted
: To the Honorable the President and Com
mon Council of the City of st. Paul:
GENTLEMEN: In my annual report
called attention to the necessity of provid
ing the street department with a waterin!
cart to be used in connection with TIN
street-sweeper; also the desrability of pur
chasing two more road scrapers similar Il
, the one which has been used very success
I fully on the streets for the last three or fou
years. These machines are needed 70
= immediate use, and / would respectfully
recommend that authority be given me t
purchase. Yours respectfully,
l.. W. RUNDLETT, City Engineer.
: April 6, 1886.
Y Granted. (See resolution.)
Also,
Employees of the Department Injured
: To the Common Council of the City of ST
B, Paul:
GENTLEMEN: 1 send inclosed two bills
amounting to S30.45, being the amount du
for medical attendance to 3. Hudson,
chairman employed in my Office, who fe
= last winter from the top of one of the pier
Of the Robert street bridge, some twent
a feet upon the rocks below, barely escapin
9 with his life. The accident was due to n
d fault of the city, and not to any particula
}. careleSsness on the part of Mr.. Hudson
Understanding it is the custom for corpora
lions to Day such bills for injuries to en-
o ployes, present the same for your consic
Grafton. Yours respectfully.
:, L. w. RUNDLETT, City Engineer.
n April 6, 1886.
!, Committee OH Claims.
Also,
Cement Room Wanted
To the Common Council of the City of 81
n Paul, Mimi:
GENTLEMEN: In making room for tn
a City Treasurer the room which was used b
t. my department for cement tests was give
e up. l would respectfully request that az
e commodations be provided at an early datC
'e as i regard it quite essential for GOO
masonry and sewer work that these tes
should be made. Yours respectfully,
l.. w. RUNDLETT, City Engineer.
April 6. 1886.
Committee on Public Buildings.
Also,
D. Claims Estimate and Pay Roll
The Engineer submits approved by hi
?. the following claims, estimate and pay rol
ce to-wit: Pittsburgh Testing laborator,
a. S59S.79; l.. w. Rundlett. S72; Estimai