St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-11
Adjourned Meeting.

ment.
President Smith in the chair.
Present: Aid. Conlty. DOwlan. O'Con-
nor. Petsch. Cullen. Kerr, Sanborn, Weber
Kenny Kahn, Starkey, Bryant, MInea,
Long. Mr.. President-l5.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the MayCr-Specal Police
man Appointed.
To the Honorable. the President and Com
mon Council of the City of st. Paul:
l send you herewith list of the names
Of speca al police officers appointed to assist
the regular force in the preservation of
public peace and good order during the
recent strike of railroad switchmen and
brakemen. Pending the settlement OF
the strike the demands were of such
a character as to call for constant Wig lance
on the part OF the regular force, the re-
sources OF which We're taxed to tie utmost
limit. while ii became necessary in my
judgment and that of the Chief Of Police to
appoint a sufficient force of additional
men for the relief OF the latter and
for the insurance of good order.
in this connection. while serious outbreaks
were happily averted. | desire to thank
both the regular and special members of
the force for the efficient and able manner
in which they performed their duty. The
number of spec ais appointed was SiXty-hve
(65), a majority of whom were appointed on
Oct IS. 1886. and serving until Nov. 3.
1886. The total amount of their earnings
is -. 517.27. and would recommend that
your honorable body appropriate said sum
in payment for their services.
Following are the names:
Hermann Schumann. John Ryan. Z. f.
Shields. W. L. Woodbury., William o. Al
LII. A
bert Mattison. Alexander Oldberg, George
McGregor. Olivier Peltier. Patrick Cole
man. Matt O'ConnOr. p. NJ. Hayes. John
Shandorf. Nestor Seguin. Philip McManus.
James Herman, S. A. Blair, C.. E. Bren-
nan. A. F. Gill. John C. McNampy Louis
Chanson, John Patterson. NJ. j. ConrOy,
Edward Meyers. S. E. Kelly, Edward
Bristol c. d. Holland, a. E. Part
ridge Bennett Benson. Edward
Mcdonald. j. j. Welsh, Patrick
c. Hayes. Michael Dewitt, John Costello.
Edward Irainor. Patrick German, B. F.
Gallagher. Frank Banks, Fred c. Plea.
James Allen. A bert Guernon. Christ F.
Simerson. A. Evers. Charles Bowler. w. E.
Ounlan. Patrick Lindgren, Frank Kelly w.
II. Hill. Louis Vandel. James Brogan. j.
j. Everett, Thomas Grogan, a. l.. Steiner.
Gustav Kirchbaum. William O'Keefe. ID.
O'Toole Thomas 81. Joyce, Philip Stelzer.
Charles DeLuSse. Theodore johnson,
Peter Gelskeo, John j. Hennesey. A. E.
Sachse. EDMUND RICE. Mayor.
Nov. I. 1886.
Accepted and adopted, and appointments
confirmed. Yeas, Is. (See resolution.)
Also.
Communication Transmitted
The Mayor transmits copy of cOmmu-
-:oo4so,, from, HIM William q Eudipnft
Secretary of War. relative to removal Of
HEADQUARTERS Department of Dakota.
Accepted and ordered on file.
From the Edison Electric Light and Power
Company
Acceptance of ordinance granting said
company the right to use certain streets,
etc.. approved Aug. 10, 1856.
Corporation Attorney.
From c. Bernhard and Others
For the vacation of part of Sherburne
avenue.
Committee on Streets.
From James Ii. Davidson
For permission 70 maintain steps in the
sidewalk to reach the basement of Union
block. etc.
Committee on Streets.
From the ST. Paul Chamber of Commerce
Copy of resolution passed by SAID Cham
Der approving of the building of the Third
street bridge under the alleged contract
made by the Common Council, etc.
Accepted.
From d. A. J. Baker and Others
Asking fOl the appointment of James E.
Conover as jaler of the Seventh Ward
Police SubStaJiOn.
Committee on Police.
From Frederick Weber and Others
For the grading of Park avenue to CITY
limits etc.
Committee on Streets.
From Blodgett & OsgO0d and Others
Asking that the order for the opening of
Newcomb street, recently passed, be re-
scinded.
Granted. (See resolution.)
From J. H. Chamberlain and Others
Relative to sidewalks at Hamline.
Committee on Streets.
From William O'Rourke and Patrick
Kelly
Relative to their property taken by the
city for the opening and extending of
Baker street.
Committee on Streets.
From Charles Hammargren and Others
For the opening OF ali alley from Canton
to Bay streets. etc.
Board OF Public Works with order.
From David Day and Others
Asking that Kettle river sandstone curb
be included in the specifications for paving
Dayton avenue.
Board OF Public Works.
From George II. Franklin
Application for the position of patrol
driver.
Committee on Police.
From ID. H Valentine and Others
For the condemnation of lots to s in
elusive, of block 4, Ewing & Chute's addi-
ton for park and street purposes.
Committee on Streets.
From II. c. johnson and Others
For transfer of liquor licenses.
Committee on License.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF CITY omptrOler-Audted Claims, viz ::
J. W. Fiske, 81. 300; j. Steinkamp, Esti-
mate No 10. grading Western avenue,
S5g5: Bever L Lux Est mate No. f. grading
Carroll street. So. 125.
Allowed and ordered paid by the folio
ing vote:
Yeas-Ald Conley, DOwlan. O'Connor,
Petsch, Cullen, Kerr. Sanborn, Weber,
Kenny. Kahn, Starkey, Bryant. Minea.
Long. MI President-I5.
of Civ Engineer-ClaimS and Estimate
The Engineer transmits approved by him
the following claims. to-wiI: j. Lind
MUST. SCI. 25; Pittsburg Testing Labora-
torv. S33 rs; II. Manteutfel, 5000; NJ.
Craig. S44; G. Donaldson, SIS; Lauer
Bros. SIS: Ryan Drug company. S5S. 50;
Estimate No. 9, Robert street bridge su-
nerstructure, Morse Bridge company, con-
tractors. 81 $50.
Committee on Claims.
OF Clerk OF Munici pal Court
Report for month of October, 1886, with
TreasuIeTs rece. ut attached for 81. 943. 40.