St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-19

Henry Weber, having received the
highest number of votes cast for Alder
man of the Eighth ward, was declared
duly elected Alderman of the Eighth
ward for the ensuing term; and
j. F. Gehan, having received the,
highest number of votes cast for Alder
man of the Ninth ward, was declared
duly elected Alderman of the Ninth
ward for the ensuing term: and
K. " Pratt, having received the high-
est number of votes cast for Alderman
of the Tenth ward, was declared duly
elected Alderman of the Tenth ward for
the ensuing term: and l..
ID. NJ. Sullivan, having received the
highest number of votes cast for Alder
man of the Eleventh ward, was declafed
duly elected Alderman of the Eleventh
ward fer the ensuing term.
Amajority of the votes cast having
been in favor of the following PROPOSE
ton, submitted to the legal voters of
said city at said election, pursuant to ap
act of the legislature of Minnesota, APP
proved March Z, 1887, viz: The proDoSi-
ton to issue the bonds of said city for
the amount of two hundred thousand
(S20O,000) dollars, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary for the purpoSeIof
constructing a free wagon bridge for
public use across the Mississippi river
from the foot of Broadway street, if eX-
tended. to the foot of State street, in
West st. Paul, if extended, the said
proposition to issue said bonds as afore-
said was declared duly carried.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor, the Mayor-Resolution
Returned
To the Honorable, the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
[ hereN it'll return the within reso-
luton without my approval, for the
reason that there has been no report of
the official canvass of the ballots cast at
the election for the issuance of BROAD
way Bridge bonds" as required by the
act of the legislature authorizing the
same. ROBERT A. SMITH, Mayor.
May 10, 1883.
Accepted and ordered placed on file.
From st. Paul GaSiight Company and
Others
Praying that permission be granted to
lay railroad tracks in alleys running
through blocks 45, 46, AZ, 49, 40, so and
81, Kittson'S addition.
Committee on Streets.
From George Benz and Others
Protest against granting any railroad
company the right to construct rail
road through alleys in KittSon's addi-
ton.
Committee on Streets.
From Joseph Arth and Others
For a change of grade on Plum street,
between Maria avenue and Bates ave-
nue..
: Beard of Public Works with order.
From James Jordan
Claim for damages on account of i'll
jury to horse by reason OF being caught
in cable slot.
Committee on Claims.
From st. Paul Board of Trade
Requesting that Henry Langden be
appointed Weighmaster of scales 10
Gated at 100 East Sixth street.
Committee on Markets.
From Nicholas Meek
Claim for damages to property on
Dawson street, by reason of overflow Of
water.
Committee on Claims.
From George W. Burden
For permission to build livery barn
on the rear of OF II. block II, st. Paul
Proper.
Committee on Fire Department.
From the Transfers Assembly
Asking that license be established
for all teams owned and doing work in
st. Paul, and that no such license be
granted to non-reSidentS.
OIL 1lCtilSe.
From Theo Drummer and B. Armbrn-
Ster- )
Claims for damages to their property
on Frank and Fauquier streets by reason
of overflow of water.
Committee Oil Claims.
From ST. Paul Bethel Association ]
For permission to maintain a Sc0w
barge, with twO-story house thereon, at
foot of Sibley street.
Granted. (See Ordinance No. }
From William Thompson
Protest against vacating9 any part of
| Sibley street in West ST. Paul.
Corporation Attorney.
From S. q. Brant and Others
For the location of a drinking fountain
| at the intersection of Bates, Hastings,
Plum and Main streets.
Granted. (See resOlution.)
| From A. l.. Craig and Others
Asking that the names of certain
streets in Manchester Park be changed
Granted. (See Ordinance No. }
| From c. B. Lawton and Others
Petition for sewer on Stryker avenue,
| from Prospect Terrace to Winifred
street.
Board of Public Works with order.
| From J. Ii. Reimers-
| For the grading of Hall avenue, from
| Prospect Terrace to the south city
| limits.
Board of Public Works with order.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
Of City mptroller-Audited Claims,
Viz
J. T. Million. Ultimate No. 5, grading
| Marion street and other streets, S765
| W. q. Mulligan, Estimate No. 3. grading
| Earl street, $3.50; w. G. Muligan,
Estimate No. ?, grading Rayine street,
! S909.50: Macarthur Bros. Estimate No.
IS, grading Minnehaha street and other
streets, 1901; Macarthur Bros. Estimate
No. ., grading Delos street. S892.50: j.
Mcdonald, Estimate No. Z. grading
| Magnolia street, S1,224; II. NJ. Nevin,
! SIS, 797 As; Palmer & Dunklee, Estimate
No. 10, grading Maryland stree t,
sl,7s5; 7. Reilly, Estimate No. l,
| paving Brewster avenue, Sl,019.50;
| Stockton q LindQuist, Estimate
| No. l, Bradley street sewer, 1926
| J. Kavanagh, Estimate No. ), grading
| Cook street, $3.50; J. Kavanagh, Esti-
mate No. 5, grading and boulevarding
Summit avenue, s1,530; E. j. Kirkland,
Estimate No. 5, Aurora, Harrington and
| Fuller streets sewer, 50, 329; E. J. Kirk
| creek, 81 $50: nj. Lux, Estimate No. l,
grading alley and park on lot 8, Crocus
hill, s1S7; I. Linnan. Estimate No. 1,
grading Bancroft avenue and Robbie
street, 1868; T. Linnan, Estimate No. 5,
grading State and South Robert streets,
1926; J. W. Maloney, Estimate
No. l, grading Orleans street
$40; J. D. Moran, Estimate No
2, grading Third street, S1.S70:
g. Bolan, Estimate No. 6, grading Ellen
street, SS92.50; G. Bolan, Estimate No
Z, grading Charles street, S561; j. Olaf
fey, Estimate No. l, grading Clermont
street, s425; j. Clatfey, Estimate No /
grading Short street, S255: j. Claffey
Estimate No. l, grading River street
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