St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-25
OFFICIAL.
Proceedings of the Common
Council
Regular Meeting.
ST PA1T, Nr:

7, .h Sa. .tL, LtAUL, Mimi, Aug. 81. 1883.
~, In ~ Tue absence of the presiding officers
the council was calltd to order Inv the
Slefk' and Aid. Cullen was called to the
Present-AId. Blom, Book. Conlev
Plscner, Gehan, Leithauser, Melady'
rrLais, rEai., sullivan, Weber, Yoerg, Mr.
penSed with.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
EnOs Electric Railway Ordinance
>. Inc said ordinance, entitled IAN Or
dlnance Granting Permission to the
Enos Electric Railway Company to
Bulld, Equip, Maintain and Operate an
Elevated Railroad in the CITY of st.
6aul, and to Bridge the Mississippi
nlver, ~ was taken up and laid over un-
I'll tle next regular meeting of Council.
COMMUNICATIONS.
from His Honor the Mayor
veto OF resolution granting NJ. White
d Company certain privilege.
10 the Honorable the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The resolution granting to NJ. White
q Co., the exclusive privilege to remove
Sand and gravel from Chute street. is
herewith returned withOUtmy approval.
for the reason that do not consider it
proper to grant exclusive privileges
Where the publicinterests are concerned,
ana IN this instance the material named
is used by the street force i'm public i'm
prOvementS, and the resolution would
pc serious drawback to the work of the
latter. ROBERT A. SMITH, Mayor.
Aug. 16, 1883.
Accepted.
Also,
rnIo
ment of member of regular mounted
Police Force.
10 the Honorable the President and
common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
The within resolution is herewith re-
turned without my approval, for the
reason that 1T is not properly drawn. in
asmuch as it designates the nar.e of the
person to be appointed, and for various
reasons persons appointed in this way
might not be able to pass medical eX-
animation, and they might be ineligible
IN IN other respects. If properly drawn I
shall be pleased to carry out the wishes
of the Council.
ROBERT A. SMITH, Mayor.
Aug. 16, 1888.
Accepted, and vote by which said
resolution was adopted recOnsidered-
yeas 13.
Aid. Fischer moved that said resolu-
ton be amended by striking therein the
name "Phlllp ArnOld'' and inserting
the words ian additionally
Amendment adopted-yeas 13.
The question arising on the adoption
OF the resolution as amended, the same
was adopted
Yeas-Ald Blom, Book, Conley. Fisch-
er, Gehan. Leithauser, Melody, Pratt,
Sui ivan, Weber, Bickel, Mr.. Chairman,
Nays-Ald Yoerg, 1.
From Joseph GruShOt-
Asking that the st, Paul Sanitation
Company be compelled to carry out
all the provisions of its contract
with the city for the removal of garbage,
etc.
Committee on Streets.
From f. ID. Hager and Others
For the vacation of Vine street.
Committee on Streets.
From William Lindeke-
Bond as member of Board of Water
Commissioners.
Committee on Ways and Means
From f. G. Hancock and Others
For the vacation of part of Case street,
committee on Streets.
From Isaac Lincoln
Asking damages for injuries to prop
erty, household goods, ETC., caused by
the bursting of water main on Sixth
street, near Pleasant avenue.
Committee Oh Claims.
From Samuel Mayall and others
Protesting against the construction Of
cable line on Seventh street.
Placad on file.
From j. Johnson and Others
For the grading of Pennsylvania ave.
nue. from Mississippi street to Pine
street.
Committee on Streets.
From Richards 81 Co..
Presenting claim of S91. 80 for sand
and gravel taken by street force from
lots IL and 12, block 3 of Ewing &5
Chute's addition.
Committee on Streets.
From j. j. Mcdonald and others
Asking that the grading on Laurel
avenue, Eerriam Park, between Carroll
and MarShgll avenue, be completed as
early as possible.
Board of Public Works, with order.
From Jacob Simmer and Others
Asking for removal of buildings pro-,
lecting on sidewalk on east side Of
Broadway, in block 1, Kittson's addi-z
ton.
Committee on Streets.
From Germania Life Insurance Conn t
pany of the City of New York
Asking privilege of extending the
granite bases of the building owned by
said company on corner of Minnesota
and Roberts streets, four az inches on
sidewalk beyond the line of said build
ing.
Committee on Streets.
From st. Paul Taxpayers Association
and Citizens Union
Asking Council to reject estimates Of
the School Board for next tax lew and
to request all the members of said Board
to resign; also recommending that the
next legislature be asked to pass law
which will bring all of ST. Paul:s inde-
pendent boards and departments under
OF estimates and contracts of over 81, 900.
Committee on Ways and Means.
REPORTS OF CITY OFFICERS.
OF City mptroller-Audited Claims,
viz:
Nicols & Dean, s7.27; N. w. Lime
Co., S2S; Noyes Bros. & Cutler, $50;
Quinby & Abbott, $40; Robinson IG
Cary, S27O.26; A.Decker & Co., Is cents;
Donaldson, Ogden q Co, s17.1O; WILL
s6.75; Fl. De Wallace, S1.7O; p J. Gle.
sen, Is cents; Paving & Supply Co.,
S33S.40; Boeringer & Sons, s1SS5; ID. III.
Gregg, S93.15; j. Kahlert, S13 50; B. f,
Knauft q Co., S115.16; Germania Bank.
S4S; Gregg, Beetsch & Co., S72: J.
Forrestal, s39; John Rothmund. s19;
7. Doherty, Estimate No. q, sewer on
Wabasha street, s1,O03; w. A. Davern,
Estimate No. 5, grading Park avenue,
etc.. 1885; j. d. Moran, Estimate No.
5, grading Third street, ETC., $3.50; P.
Doherty, Estimate No. 5, sewer on State
street, S4,675: j. Claffey, Estimate Nos,
grading Payne avenue, s425; E. J. Kilk-
land, Estimate No. z, sewer on Ellen
street, etc., s., S22.50; j. Kavanagh, Es-
innate No. s, bOulevarding Summit ave-