St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-05
Regular and Adjourned Meeting.


The Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
President Smith in the chair.
Present-Ald. Conley. Dowlan, O'Con-
nor, Petsch Cullen. Kerr, Sanborn, Weber,
Kenny, Kahn, Starkey, Bryant. Minea,
Mr. President-14.
A. B. Robbins, ESQ.,, appeared before
the Council and said that he had been
| elected Alderman of the Seventh ward at
the city election held On the 4th inst; that
his name was not called nor was it placed
upon the roll with the other Aldermen;
| that although he was not declared elected
he was elected by a majority of the votes
cast in said ward for Alderman at said cleo.
| ton, etc.
The President, in reply to Mr.. Robbins,
| stated that the matter of the petition
| of Aid. E. c. Long, relative to the election
| in the Seventh ward. was referred to COM
mittee of the old Council, and that said
committee had made a reportin effect that
| it was matter that should be heard and
considered by the new and incoming Coun-
| Gill;" which said report was adopted, and
| that it was matter for this Council to con-
| slider.
| AID. Starkey moved that the matter be
referred to special committee of five to in
vestigate and report their action, etc., in the
matter.
Aid. Kerr offered resolution relative
thereto as a substitute for Aid. Starkey's
motion. in effect that the Council consider
the matter at an adjourned meeting, to be
| held on Friday, the 4th inst
Substitute adopted. (See resolution.)
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Andrew P. Croonquist-
Petition and notice of contest of the seat
of AID. Kenny, alderman of the First
Aldermanic district of the Fifth ward.
Placed OH file.
From c. A. Wheaton and Other Physi-
clans
Stating that they are in hearty accord
with the proposition to erect an annex to
the City and County Hospital, etc.
Accepted.
From Stephen Denzer and Others
Stating that the Street Railway Company
are laying their tracks on Rice street below
grade, and that they are obstructing said
street, ETC., and calling attention to the
condition of the Rice street bridge.
Accepted. (See resolution.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City Comptroller-Audited Claims
j. Forristal, estimate No. 1, sidewalks,
1856, S., 4O6. 80; j. T. Million. estimate
L,
& Carlson, SASS. SO; III. E. Wedelstaedt.
S2.O5; Brown & Treacy, $33. So; Mccarthy
s. Donnelly, S32.40; Donaldson & Ogden,
S6.25; David Emsley. $73; Tower & Lyon.
$3.50; NJ. f. Kennedy & Bro, $3.50;
House of Good Shepherd, $7S.66; Scribner
Roofing and Cornicc company. S51; Mathew
Craig, $3.50; G. w. Merrill. $50; Brown,
Treacy &c Co.. SS5; Northwest
ern Electric company. $3.50; G.
w. Merrill. SIS; Mathew Craig, So:
P. Doherty, Estimate No. 1, Goodrich ave-
nue. and Leech street sewer, S1,275; p.
Doherty, Estimate No. 4, supplementary to
No. 3 final, sewer OH Franklin street, S1OO;
P. Doherty, Estimate No. 8, supplementary
to No. 2 and final, sewer on Iglehart street,
$25: p. DOherty. Estimate No. 3, supple
| mentary to No. 2 and final, sewer OH Iglehart
street, 5000; Lauer Bros, Estimate No. 5,
supplementary to No. and final, stone side
walks. 1885, $1,610.74; White & Adams.
Estimate No. 2 and final, sewer on Grand
| avenue, $500; w. FOrristal, Esti-
mate No. supplementary to No. 2
final, grading Grove street. $500;
Charles Matheis. $3.50; T. NJ. Metcalf,
$3.50; Charles Fortmeier, $500: Averill,
Carpenter & Co., Sal. 90; Morse Bridge Co.,
Estimate No. 4. Robert street bridge super
structure, $11, 1879; II. Manteuffel, Estimate
No. 1. lettering street lamps, $50. 30; Gates
A. johnson, Building Inspector, $22; Haw-
ley & Newell, $169.5O; Frank AIquier 81;
Mrs. Mullaly, 81; Alfred S. Hall, $40;
Asher Bassford. Estimate No. 1, excavation
for foundation sub-police station, $97.41;
4. w. Cummings, Estimate No.
20, Pleasant avenue bridge, $3.50;