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said matter. Referred to Engineer for re-

said matter. Referred to Engineer for re-
port as to facts in the case.
z. Ryder presented communication in
the matter of the assessment against the
northerly AZ feet of lot 9. block 2. Whit
ney's subdivision of Brewster's Addition to
st. Paul, for the grading and guttering of
| Viola street. Considered and placed on
| file
j. N. Granger, agent for S. l.. Granger,
presented communication in the matter
of the assessment against lot II, block IA,
Dayton 81 lryines Addition to st. Paul, for
the opening, widening and extension of
| Sixth street. Considered and placed on
| file.
Z. Erdman presented communication in
the matter of the assessment for a change
of grade on Fairfield Avenue, complaining
that the award for demages to the improve
ments on lot 4, block II, Marshall's Addi-
ton, is insufficient. Considered and placed
on file.
j. L. Lowering presented communica-
ton claiming that the grading of Reaney
street has damaged the improvements on lot
II. block 81, Arlington Hills Addition to st.
raul, and asks that the assessment against
said property for said grading be abated.
Referred to the Fifth ward member.
J. A. Leonard, agent for Carrie l.. Leon
ard presented communication in the mat
ter of the assessment against lots 9 and 10,
block 5, Ed Rice's Second Addition to ST.
Paul, for the grading of Buffalo street.
Considered and placed on file.
Albert Mass and others presented a
written protest against the proposed grading
OF the alley in block 8. Finch's Addition to
| st. Paul Placed on file
M. lngham and others presented writ
ten protest against the proposed sewer on
Kent street. between Laurel and Ashland
Avenues. Considered and placed on file.
NJ. P. Nichols and others presented a
written protest against the proposed sewer
on Wacouta street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets. Considered and placed on
file.
Stephen F. Buneman and others presented
written protest against the proposed
sewer On Sixth street. from Broadway to
KittSon street. Considered and placed on
file
Andrew Johnson and others presented a
written protest against the construction OF
the proposed sewer on De Soto street, be-
tween Minnehaha and Collins streets.
j. N. Rogers presented a written protest
against the assessment against lot 3. block
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Beals. presented written objections to the
confirmation of the assessment for change
OF grade on Fairfield Avenue, between Da,
Kota Avenue and State street. considered
and placed on file.
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cations ana submitted oonds for plumbers
liceliseS, Which appncations were granted IL
dcCoIuitnce Win rules anu ordinances ant
JULIUS dppIoVeu.
DluS were opened and read Tor SPHINX
ling Robert street between Ninth anC
Twelfth streets until November 1, 1886, a:
follows, to-wit:
John Wagner $3.50 OF
Patrick Norris. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 237 o.
Jonn u. Hlnkel. ............. IA W
Alter Wnlch the SAID Dlds were lald oVel
W tlie olSt lnSt. at p. m.
Bids were opened and read for sprinklins
Summit Avenue between Rice street an(
Dayton Avenue until November 1, 1886, a:
follows, tO-wit:
John Gehrke. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 o.
John G. Hink ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 o.
After which the said bids were laid over
to the 31St inst. at 2 %. m.
Bids were opened and read for Sprink
ling Fifth street from point rs feet ives
of st. Peter street to Market street, thence
on Market street to Fourth street, unit
November 1, 1886. as follows, to-wlt:
John Wagner. sos o.
John G. Hinkel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 o.
After which the said bids were laid owe
to the 31st inst. at p. m.
Bids were opened and read for sprink
ling North Fort street, between Sever
corners, $50 called and Tenth street, unit
November L, 1886, as follows. to-wit:
John WAGNER. s42O "
Io oh GeIThG 4 4ee " "
ftor ,IIa;o1 49,. ;, la LA re- 80
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De- I oi 80, ,al''. az - F. ~
live. Tonth o+roIt htao D.. - ~
Tafo1etto Auenno OT T,tiI NJ 1sse ~
foIIov,S ~ ,,,;t. "o' '''''A 1--WE - Ao00' -
1obn Ws1ener ssse NJ
Patrick Norris 239 q
John G. HirkeI. 31s o.
After which the said bids were laid owe
to the 31st inst. at 2 .. IN.
Bids were opened and read for the grad
ing of Plato Avenue to partial grade
from Dakota Avenue to Eaton Avenue, a
follows, to-wit:
Palmer & Dunklee ................. S6,666 o.
Macarthur Bros. Observation-Disclosures. $500 o.
After which the said bids were laid owe
to the 31st inst. at q p. IN.
BIDS Tor SprInkling Summit Avenue. be
tween Dayton Avenue and Dale street
were received from John Gehrke, Patricl
Norris, ID. Justus and John G. Hinkel
which bids were returned unopened to thu
owners, owing to the contemplated paving
Oh sad Avenue.
In the matter of the bids opened and real
on the 10th inst, for the construction OF
sewer on Cedar street, from Third sd
street to Fourth (4th) street, which were
laid over to this day. the same were takel
up, and after due consideration the matte
OF awarding the contract for said improve
ment was laid over to the Gath inst at
p. M.
In the matter of the request of PHILIP
Reilly, assignee of j. G. Mccarthy, con
tractor for the grading of Winifred ant