St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-20

and measures to enable him properly to dis
charge his duty, without first having been
authorized so to do by the Common Council.
Mr.. ORegan evidently misunderstood the
purport of the ordinance, but as he appears
to have acted in good faith your committee
| recommend the allowance of his claim, but
would recommend that Mr.. O'Regan be in
structed to comply with the ordinance and
pay into the treasury all moneys received
by him, and if any expense is to be incurred
that he first ask the approval of the Com
mon Council before making the expense.
All OF which is respectfully submitted. Re-
spectfully, o. o. CULLEN.
Acting Chairman.
Nov. 16, 1886.
Recommitted.
| Of Committee on Fire Departmental. A.
j. Baker and Others Petition
Committee recommend that sewer and
water system be provided for Mer-
Ram Park as soon as possible, and then
that an engine house and fire engine be pro-
vided, Committee deem it unadvisable now.
as there is not sufficient water supply.
Adopted.
Also,
William F. Davidsons Petition
Committee report that said petition has
already been acted upon and no further
action is required.
Accepted.
Sale of Horses
Committee recommend that permission be
granted the Board of Fire Commissioners to
sell the horses named in their communica-
ton dated Oct. 5, 1856.
Adopted.
Also.
Removal of No. Engine House
Committee recomF end that authority to
sell the site of Engine House No. 1, and to
remove the engine house to another site,
which they are authorized to purchase.
provided the new site shall be in the same
a-dermanic district in which the old one is,
and the change shall be made as stated in
the recommendation of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, dated Sept, 20, 1886, with
out expense to the city above the price OBJ
tanned for the old site.
Adopted by the following vote:
Yeas-Ald. Conley. OConnor, Petsch,
Cullen, Sanborn, Weber, Kenny, Kahn,
Starkey, Minea, Long. MI. President-12.
Also,
Electric Light Wires
Committee to whom was referred the
report OF the Board of Fire Commissioners
relating to electric light wires. report that
the matter has been settled and the Corpor-
alton Attorney is preparing proper con-
tract for the approval of the Common
Council
WALTER 81. SANBoRN, chairman.
Accepted.
Of Committee on Streets. Sewers and
Bridges-Wm. O'Rourke's Petition
Commute recommend that said petition
h fI,f bn nd of lie
for the purpose of ascertaining from them.
anything), are entitled to, for the opening
of streets named in said petition.
Adopted.
Also,
Mound Street Vacation
The Committee on Streets, to whom the
vacation of part of Mound street was re-
ferred. respectfully report, that we have
examined the premises where said vacation
is asked for. and find that the city receives
much more and better located street than
that part asked to be vacated; therefore we
recommene the prayer of petitioners be
granted.
Adopted
Also,
Brewster Avenue Onening.
preliminary order for the opening of Brew
ster avenue return the same and recon-
mend its adoption.
Adopted. (See order to Board of Public
Works.
G. Bernhard and Others Petition
Committee return said petition for the
vacation of part of Sherburne avenue and
recommend the prayer of the petitioners
be Granted and that the City Clerk be in
structed to give the notice required by law
for the vacation asked for.
Adopted.
Also,
Frederick Weber and Others Petition
Committee recommend that said petition
be referred to the Board of Public Works,
as said Board have under consideration
the matter of opening Park avenue.
Alderman of the district.
Also
James 81. Davidson's Petition
Committee report adverse to granting the
prayer of petitioner.
Adopted.
]. Fl. Chamberlain and Others Petition
Committee report that they have been
informed that the prayer of the petitioners
has been granted and no further action is
necessary.
Accepted.
American District Telegraph Company's
Ordinance
Committee recommend that said ordi-
nance be rererred to the Corporation AttOr
new and CITY Engineer to draft new ordi
nance protecting the city's interest and not
allow any new poles to be erected on bust
ness streets
Adopted.
Also,
City Engineers Report for October, 1856
Committee recommend the acceptance Of
said report.
Adopted.
Committee recommend the adoption OF
the resolution granting the Ice Palace as
ISOLATION the use of certain streets.
Adopted. (See resolution.)
Also,
Street Paving
The Committee on Streets, Sewers and
Bridges. to whom was referred the COM
munication of the President of the Board
of Public Works and City Engineer l.. w.
Rundlett, respectfully report that in our
opinion it Is economy to let all street paving
contracts during the winter season as recon-
mended in communication above referred
to, and we herewith submit for your con-
sideration names of streets that we recon-
mend be paved, providing the property
owners on the line of said streets to be
named fail to show any good reasons why
they should not be paved with such material
as a majority of the property owners may
desire: Pave Mississippi street. from Grove
street to Acker street; pave Rosabel street.
from railroad to Eighth street; pave Wa
couta street. from railroad to Ninth street: |
ova Eiuhth street from Locust street to |