St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-14
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Aid. Hamm,s Resolution

OF CommitteeOn Public Buildings. City
Property and MarketS-Market House
Lease.
Committee transmits draft of lease to
John KeSSler for store numbered ~ III
Public Market building.
Accepted, and proper city officers in
structed to execute said lease by the fol-
lowing vote:
Yeas-Ald. Blom, Cullen, Conley,
Hamm, Kavanaugh, Leithauser, Minea,
Melady, Pratt, Sanborn, Sullivan,
Weber. Young Mr.. PreSident-15.
Of Committee on Ordinances and Pub
lie Accounts. Reports of Officers /.
Committee has examined the repOrtOf
report of Inspector of Buildings
for September. 1883, and report
of City Engineer relative to contingent
fund. Committee has found said re-
ports correct.
Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
An ordinance was read entitled can
Ordinance Appropriating Money to Pay
the Bills of Persons Hereinafter Men
toned, Being Expenses Incurred for
State Fair Purposes in September, 1855"
Rules suspended on motion of Aid.
Yoerg, yeas Is, and ordinance. read
second time and passed. (See iOrdi-
nance No. 1060.l
An ordinance was read entitled
IAN Ordinance Appropriating Money
to Pay Judgment OF Edgar c. Bowen
Against the City OF st. Paul, as Herein
Specified"
I ;.RuieS suspended Oil motion of Aid.
Hop,,r ,oo,. ond ord rand
second time land passed. (See Ordi-
nance No.. l0a2,)
An ordinance was read permitting
Joseph MatZ to, erect "a frame. addition
to building, as therein specified. Rules
suspended on .motiott |0f AID Weber,
yeas Is. and ordinance read second time
and passed. {See Ordinance No. 1851
National Lumber Co. Ordinance;
Aid. YOerg moved that an ordinance
permitting the National .EaHiber COM
pany to construct railroad track=across
+ Chestnut street, as. therein specified,
passed Oct. Ii, 1888, be RECONSTRUCTED.
sThe motion prevailed yeas 16.
After amending section 2, of saidsordi-
nance, the ordinance, was. I read as
amended. - .''t':f get -
+ .On motion Of AID. YOerg, the rules
were suspended, yeas 16, and said
/ :Ond time and passed. (See Ordinance
| No 1054.f 9 '''@'as''' J>s=: ..::.a:5tl-
AN ordinance was read permitting
I NicholasIJuteni to erect. "a frame wood
| and coal office, ais thereinispeeified. 81
| Rules suspended On motion OF, Aid.
Weber, yeas Island ordinance EFead
| second time and passed. :(See- 0rdi-
!. nance No. 1055. D.. ~ =
| An ordinance, was read naming Ger
| tain alleys in blocks and 2, Patterson's
! addition, Nash street. =. -
/: Rules suspended OH motion of Aid.
Blom, yeas Is, and ordinance, read sec
ond time and passed. (See Ordinance
| No. 1056.l ......s
An ordinance was read appropriating
money FOR and directing payment to
Fred Richter, Sheriff. of the sum of
| 81 ,568.76.
| Rules suspended Oh motion of Aid.
! Hainm, yeas Is, and ordinance read
second time and passed. iSee Ordi-
nance No. 1862. 49,, 4
An ordinance was read permitting
Minnesota Soap Company to construct
mansard roof on, building OH lets 4 and
5, block AZ, Rice d Irvine's. addition.
Rules suspended on motion of Aid.
| Cullen, yeas l5,. and ordinance read sec
| ond time and passed. {See- Ordinance
| No. 1851 =
An ordinance was read appropriating
money to pay E, f. Kramer 1884.
/, Rules suspended on motion Of Aid.
! .Hamm, yeas. Is, and ordinance. read sec
t ord time. and passed. (Se zee; 4 Ordinance
An ordnance was was: read permitting B.
thereins specified.
( eR1slesr suspended on; motion OF, AID.
Conley, yeas Is. and ordinance read sec
| ond time and passed. (See Ordinance
AN ordinance was read { granting
Frank p. Blair the right to use certain
alleys for the purpose of supplying
electric light, and to confirm and re-
,Stablish. same. - NJ ,....>.ss., ~.
3 Rules suspended omsmotionT Of. Aid,
! Yoerg, yeas Ii, and ordinance read
| second time and passed. (See Ordinance
| No. 1O61.) 49, ~.
An ordinance was read permitting
''The Plymouth Clothing House. to
erect signbQard Of. building No. 29l
Sibley street. - .,.,.. -.
Committee on Fire Department.
By Aid. Beck.
A resolution for oil lamps at corners
of Drake and Cascade and other streets.
| Committee on Gas.
i BY Aid. Sanborn-,.
A resolution to discontinue. after Nov.
| Is, 1855, the lighting of all electric
lights, except those in public buildings.
Committee on Gas. Yeas 8, aays,6.,
BY Aid. Weber
"A resolution lIiStrncting the Corpora
ton Attorney to modify the contract for
Dale street grading. so that work may
be completed in accordance with change
of grade asked for, by the ST. Paul,
Minneapolis, d Manitoba Railway.
Board of Public Works. -
A resolution was read for orders in
favor of Security Investment Company
for $ll SO, and other orderS-redemption
of assessment certificates.
+ Committee on Ways and Means.
By Aid. Fischer
/ "A resolution to publish one time in
Der Wanderer newspaper all notices
and combinations. of assessments OF the
Board of Public Works at. tie rate of
40 cents per square.
Aid. Sanborn moved to amend
said resolution by. including there
in the St. Paul Daily Pioneer
Press and st. Paul Daily Dispatch. Aid.
Blom moved to amend by including the
...;Shaffaren." AID. Yoerg moved to
amend by including the Herald" All
or WHICH amendments SCic duOpteu :,
tllereupon, a motion to refer said res0-
luton as amended to the Committee on
Printing was Iost-yeas Z. nays g.. The
motion being then upon the adoption of
the said resolution as amended, the
same was lOst--yeas none, nays 15.
Proposals for Street Signs
Pursuant to advertisement of City
Clerk, dated Oct. %, 1888, the following
proposals for street signs weresreeeived
and referred to Committee oh Streets:
Robert Seeger. four perforated metallic
signs to be attached to lamps, so cents
tsper lamp: two signs fef eachslamp, IS
cents per lamp.
f. William Pearson: price of sign vixen