St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-22
ST. Paul. Sept. IS. l


Present-Ald. Blom, Book, Cullen,
Conley, Fischer, Gehan, Hamm, kava-
nagh. Lcithauser. Mirea, M6lady, Pratt,
Sanborn. Sullivan, Weber, YOerg, Mr..
PTeSident-17.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Acting Mayor
Veto OF resolution providing for hex
agonal cement sidewalks OH both sides
of Sixth street, from st. Peter street to
Oak street.
The Acting Mayor returns, without
his approval. said resolution. adopted
at last regular meeting, for the reason
that a great number of property hold
erS are opposed to the Improvement, -
and becauer If 1.-THE fair condition of
the pres, ut side walk. that will answer
well durn= me winter that is APP
preaching"
Accepted.
The vote by which said resolution
was adopted was reconSidered. Yeas
Il.
The president called Vice President
SanDOrn to the chair.
The question arising Oh the adoption
of the resolution, the veto of the acting
mayor to the contrary Notwithstanding,
the resolution was adopted.
Yeas Is. nays .. (See reSOlutiOn.)
From Matthias LeUf-
Asking an allowance sufficient to
place lots , and 3, block l. Fishers addi-
ton, as much above water as they were
before Burr and Maryland streets were
graded.
Committee on Claims.
From raTWeli, OZmun. Kirk Il Co.
Asking S2J4.45 damages for injuries
to goods caused by water backed up
from sewer.
Committee on Claims.
From William HOenck, Policeman
Asking $40 to reimburse him for
@1ctor's bill incurred on ac-
count OF injuries received while
- the discharge OF his duty.
Committee on Claims.
from Samuel Mayall-
For grading of alley in block %, Kilt
xnn'S addition.
Alderman of the ward.
From 7. +. Cakes. Vice President
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
and William Lindeke-
For vacation of Brook street, as orig
inaliy laid out, from Grove street to
Conway street.
Cominittee OH Streets.
From J. II. Bell and Others
Asking for the privilege of keeping
COWS.
Committee on Streets.
From c. Anderson
Asking that the attention of the
Board of Public Works be called to the
matter of taking Tor public use a part of
lot ). block !, CruikShank's Garden
Lots.
Board of Public Works.
From JCurneymen StOnecutterS Of st.
Paul
Asking that one condition of the con-
tract for building Wabasha street
bridge be to the effect that the stone for
SAID bridge be cut in st. Paul.
Accepted.
From Edward Corning
Protesting against award to North
western Fuel Company of contract
for supplying city with coal
and wood, on the ground that
said company did not comply
with the requirements of invitation for
proposals; and further asking that said
contract be awarded to said Corning as
the lowest bidder.
Accepted.
From II. +. Yates and Others
Asking that all proceedings for con-
structiOn Of sewer on Frank street,
from Seventh street to Fauquier street,
and on FauQuier street, from Frank
street To English street, be annulled and
stopped.
Committee on Streets.
From Harry Damkroger-
Asking permission to run waste
pipe, for the present, from
357 East Seventh street into pipe
leading from $50 said street into the
sewer.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. 1,024)
From The Wanderer Printing Com
pany-
-,shlng the publication one time in
The Nanderer of all combinations of
assessments. notices of City Treasurer
and election notices.
Committee on Printing.
Aid. COnley excused from further at
tendance at the meeting.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City C0mptroller-Audited Claims,
viz:
). X. McMasters, s3.75; r. Ashworth.
S260.03: NicOlS d Dean. ST. SO: Dale d
Baumgardner, $3.50; q. NJ. Brack, 81:
Kenny Bros. S40.l0: B. F. Knauft d
Co., $S6.15; Lehigh Coal and Iron Com
pany, $1,000: MashOfsky Bros, So: \.
". Lime Company, s1465; n. w. Fuel
Company. Sl3.5O; Paving and Supply
Company, Sl49.96; Robinson d Cary.
80 So: II. j. Rugg IL Co., SIS; Stock
ton & Lindqust, Sl4S; Boeringer 81
Son, $3.50; b. Michel, S14.95: w.
Banholzer, 50; Japan Tea Com
pany. Sl5.75: Brandt & Dux, S7.7O:
A. Decker q Co., S2.45; Henry Stein,
$50; John Safranek, 800; Geo. Seibert.
500; /. +. EggleSton, $50: J. Kahlert,
SG4.65: j. FoOs IL Co.. s2S.91; North
western Telephone Exchange Company,
So; Die NolksZeitung. S44G.64: ST. Paul
Book and Stationery Company. S93. 95;
X. j. Cullen, SAG; Il. O. Sweeny, 81:
Brown, Treacy & Co, 1871; Globe Pub
fishing Company, s5S.35; Il. Seeger,
Sl90.75; Z. brennan, s3,432.05; Geo.
Refs. City Treasurer, $l,379.75; st.
Paul Gas Light Company, Sill
3SG.6S: 5. p. Folsom, Sr., $1,000;
G. J. MitSeh Il Co.. $3.50; Chicago, Mil
wausee Il 1t. Paul Railway, S25. Go: st.
Paul. Minneapolis IL Manitoba Railway,
SIS. 70: Baker d Moffat, $40; Moves
Bl,is. x Cutler, $l5I.6S: Il. ). Knapp.
SOU; y. Duack !; 60, $500: II. D.
Gates, $i>I.i5: " iseOns;n Central Rail