St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-08

| signed by majority of the owners of
property on the entire line of Missis-
Sippi street.
Adopted.
Also,
| Aid. Melady'S Resolution
Committee recommends adoption of
resolution for alarm box at George and
Ohio streets.
Adopted. (See resolution.l
or Committee on P0lice-POlice APP
p0intment Confirmed
Committee recommends that the ap-
| pOintment Nov. 20, 1883, of Edward
Muilaney as an officer. of regular police
force,s to succeed John p. Ryan, re-
signed, be advised amt consented to.
Adopted, and said appointment adj
vised and consented to by the following
vote, viz:
Yeas-Ald. Blom, Cullen, Conley,
Fischer, Gehan, Hamm, Havana gh, Lett
hauser, Minea, MeIady, Sanborn, Sulli-
van, Weber, MI. President-14.
Also,
Sale of Horse
Committee reports sale of horse
Frank" OF Police Department, for $50,
and that said amount has been placed
in the City Treasury.
Adopted.
Of Committee ON License-Myers &
Co.'s Petition
Committee reports adverse to grant
ing said petition for rebate of $50 out
of money paid for AuctiOneer'S License
No. 212,on ground that statements made
in said petition are not corrOborated by
City Clerk or the deputy who issued Ii
cenSe.
Adopted-Yeas Is.
Nays-Ald. Cullen.
Also,
Resolution for the Refunding 81 900 to
ii. kOllmOrgen-
Committee recommends adoption OF
resolution refunding to ID. kollmorgen
81 900, money paid into City Treasury
pending purchase by said Kolimorgen
of liquor license.
Adopted. tSee resolution)
OF Committee on Ordinances. and Pub
lie Accounts
Committee has examined the reports
of Clerk of Municipal Court, Chief OF
Police. Inspector of Buildings, John
Cuniff and P. j. Powers, Acting Pound
masters-all for month Of October, 1888;
also reports of Board Of Control for No
vember. 1888, and of Market Master,
Market Hall rent, Aug. 5, 1888, to Nov.
20. 1883. Committee finds all of said re-
ports correct.
Adopted.
fThe President called Vice President
Sanborn to the chair.)
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ordinances
An ordinance was read permitting @.
F. Huebner to erect bay window. Rules
suspended on motion of Aid. BlOm,
yeas Ia, and ordinance read second time
and passed. (See Ordinance No. 107O)
An ordinance was read permitting G.
F. Huebner to erect hay scales. Rules
suspended ON motion OF Aid. Blom,
yeas IA, and ordinance read second time
and passed. (See Ordinance No. 1071.)
An ordinance was read approprlating
money to pay E. f. Kramer for plumb
ing, etc, made necessary by bursting
water main. Rules suspended on mo-
ton of Aid. Fischer, yeas IA, and ordi-
nance read second time and passed.
(See Ordinance No. 1922
An ordinance was read authorizing
payment of S4.T4 to Michael MOnahan.
Rules suspended on motion of Aid. KAY
anagh, yeas IA. ana ordinance read sec
ond time and passed. (See Ordinance
No. 1922
An ordinance was read authorizing
the COZ StructiOn of tObOggan slide.
Rules suspended on motion OF Aid.
Minea, yeas IA, and ordinance read sec
ond time and passed. (See Ordinance
No. 1074.)
An ordinance was read authorizing
pro rata payment of money to parties
entitled, for opening of Sturgis street.
Rules suspended on motion Of Aid. Gull
len, yeas IA, and ordinance read second
time and passed. (See Ordinance NO.
1O75.)
An ordinance was read permitting the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railroad
company to construct railroad track
across Chestnut street and repeating
Ordinance No. 1,054.
Committee on Streets.
Al ordinance was read apprOprlatlng
SAP for White and Adams.
Committee on Claims.
By Aid. BlOnl-
a resolution for police patrol box at
York and Mississippi streets.
Committee Oh Streets.
By Aid. Gehan-
A resolution for police alarm box at
Granite and Mississippi streets.
Committee on Police.
BY Aid. Gehan-
A resolution permitting Barney Kav
over and above grade.
Committee on Streets.
BY Aid. Pratt
A resolution establishing grade of
Langferd avenue, from EustiS street to
Dooley avenue, and from DOOley ave-
hue to west line of Como park.
Laid over.
BY Aid. SanbOrn-
A resolution granting use of Market
hall to Grand Army OF the Republic for
annual meeting on Jan. %, "a and 25,
1889.
Committee on Public Buildings. with
power to act-yeas IA.
A resolution was read inStructing
Committee on Printing to advertise for
bids for city printing for year 1889.
Resolution adopted.
Pursuant to petition heretofore filed
and to notice, resolution was read
vacating part of Lafayette avenue.
The President announced that Objec-
lions. if any, to the adoption of said
resolution would then be heard, and
there being none, the resolution was
thereupon adopted.
Ordinances.
OpnIN Dr,U M 10rn