St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-04
The Council Selects tine judges for tie
Municipal Election.
BONDS FOR THE JAIL SITE.
A Quantity of Business Disposed OF
by the Aldermen---To Get Rid
of Garbage.

First Election District-John H. Bowden,
d. j. Harrington, Dan McEvoy.
Second Election District-James O'Brlen,
j. j. Briebeghauser, William Dunlap.
Third Election District-Henry Wilhelm
James f. Frauth, Dennis Horrigan.
SECOND WARD.
First Election District-JameS Murnane,
William Wakefield James Dillon.
Second Election District-Fred Knauft
Charles Spiel Fl. II. Campbell.
Third Election District-W. II. Cook, James
Claffey, Leslie Parlin.
THIRD WARD.
First Election Distinctly. d. Wright, Nels
Sandel, D. F. Haggerty.
Second Election District-C. S. Cummings,
James Murray, Jay Mcnamara.
Third Election District-M. j. O'Brien, E..
P. Hilton, Cyrus Eaton.
FOURTH WARD.
First Election District-John Baugh, Geo.
T. Johnson, r. T. O'Connor.
Second Election Dlstrict-August Hammer,
Geo. Roedler, T. P Grace
Third Election District-C. Fl. Williams, z.
L. Larpenteur, Frank Schleck
Fourth Election District-Walter Wyand,
John Furlong, John III. Willoughby.
FIFTH WARD.
First Election District-William Smith,
Nicholas Hardy. Daniel Kelly.
Second Election District-Joseph Haag,
Joseph Picha, Thomas Powers.
Third Election District--Henry Harity, ohm
Utz. William Welsh.
SIXTH WARD.
First Election District-Charles Filter. j ohm
Costello, Joseph Dubard.
Second Election District-Lawrence Tracy,
Frank Goss, John L. Arlt.
Third Election District-John FL. De Bru-
gan, William Haskell, M. P. Moriarity.
Fourth Election Election-Joseph Guion,
Henry C. Walker, Andrew Buckner.
Fifth Election District-P. D. Winchell.
John Theme, j. M. Burch.
Sixth Election District-Calvin Taft, FL.
Bellard, Fl. F. Pieper.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Election District-Charles Wagner, G.
Fl. Manship, George ". Moore.
Second Election District-George w. Del
bnger, William Carson, G. W. Rowland.
Third Election District-John III. Pinch,
William E. Burton.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Election District-A. Defel, T.
Wheeler. j. H. Boyer.
Second Election DISTRICT. B. CLANCY, II.
Bielenberg, P. Stoddard.
Third Election District-George Gerlach, j.
ROsenthal, George Dorm.
Fourth Election District-George Gerlich,
c. A. Wallingford, II. Christoph.
NINTH WARD.
First Election Dlstrict-John j. Ahern, Ed
Fox, Robert Luhrsen.
Second Election District-David Sanford,
Jr., William McTeague, E. F. Walsh.
Third Election District-J. j. Kennedy, W.
A. Cole, G.. W. Turner.
TENTH WARD.
First Election District-E. B. Higgins
Alex Adams. David Ellsworth.
Second Election Dstrict-W. P. Hemen-
way. j. w. Merrill, Charles D. Bentley.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Election District-R. M. Bell, Fl. W.
Topping, Thomas Prince.
Second Election District-H. A. Brewster,
P. j. Gleason, A. l.. Craig.
Third Election District-Peter Boland,
William A. Davern, W. A. WeSSinger.
THE COMPTROLLER'S STORY.
The annual reports of the city COMP
trOller and corporation attorney were
presented and referred without reading.
The comptroller's report shows grand
totaLof receipts from all sources during
the fourteen months ending Dec. 81,
1887, Of S5,O75, 1920. Of this sum $780,
346.41 was collected as general taxes;
81, 1854 900 from city bonds, 100000 new
court house bonds, S105. 1885 from GER
tifcates of sale, $2,090,970.29 by local
assessments for street and park i'm
provements, S3}223, 3.31 from the water
works, and the balance by accrued
interests, property sold, licenses and col
lection of fines. The grand total of eX-
penditures was 81, 93S, 667. Of this 81
ment contracts. street openings, changes
vi p1OPNley DAOpNc1 V~lN~s tO' ~
on new court house contracts; S142.-
1925 on bridge contracts; 1882, 024.20
interest on bonded debt; 1854 ,59S.SS,
water works expenditures; 1920, 951 .55,
fire department expenditures; $751;
1870, police department expenditures,
and the balance for the maintenance of
other city departments and salaries of
city officials, except So, ITO for real es-
tate purchased, and $11,207.41 for i'm
proving Como park. The cash
balance in the hands of the city
treasurer on Jan. 1, 1887, was 1927, 191.72.
the city attorneys report shows that six
suits were brought against the city for
an aggregate of S146, 367.47, and the per
cent of recoveries was 3.53. The recoy-
cries from the city for personal injuries
were only S1S4.S6.
The board of public works reported
the award of contracts for grading Fair
field avenue and paving Arundel street.
Protests against these improvements
were presented from property owners,
and the council refused to confirm the
awards.
FOR THE JAIL SITE.
The resolution authorizing the mayor
to issue S35, 900 certificates of indebted
ness to pay the city's one-half of the
purchase money of the site for new
jail building on the southeast corner of
Cedar and Fifth streets, which failed to
pass by two-thirds vote at the previous
a vote of Ii to 2, Aldermen Cullen and
Ryan voting in the negative.
A resolution by Aid. Cullen was
adopted authorizing the committee on
streets and department of health Jointly
to advertise for bids for the disposal of
garbage and night soil, either by crema-
ton or by transportation at least one
mile beyond the city limits. The COM
mittee is to select the most practical and
economical plan and report it to the
council.
The mayor submitted the appoint
ment of Charles Petsch to succeed him.
self as member of the board of work.
house commissioners for five years, and
the appointment was confirmed. A pc
tition from citizens of Merriam and
Union Parks for a system of sewers in
that portion of the city was referred to
the city engineer. A resolution autho-
rizing the appointment of three extra
health inspectors to serve four months
was reported favorably by the commit
tee On streets and passed.
The special committee to investigate
the street railway company old not re-
port. Aid. Sanborn said that various
questions relating to the company were
under consideration by other commit
tees, and until their reports were sub
mitted the special committee would not
report. A resolution by Aid. Weber, in
structing the company to build another
half mile of track on it's Rondo street
line, west of Arundel street, within the
next six months, was passed.
MIR. BUSHNELL REMEMBERED
A Surprise Party Presents a Fine
Portrait of MIR. Bushnell to His
Good Wife.
A few weeks ago William M. Bush
nell, who was chief marshal of the in
dustrial parade Feb. 1, returned thanks
to his aides on that occasion by tender