St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-23
ST PAUL. June 10. 1888

hIN. L Idll. .DOIlbOI icS3ASAS AAOAis
Minea, Cullen, Conley.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Aid. Sanborn, Leithauser, Weber.
Book. Minea, Kayanagh, Gehan.
STREETS. SEWERS AND BRIDGES.
Aid. Goerg, Sullivan, SanbOrn, Cullen,
Biom, Hamm, Gehan.
Aid. Minea, Weber, LeithauSer.
PRINTING.
Aid. Cullen, Blom, Melady.
POLICE.
Aid. Fischer, Yoerg, Blom. Conley
End the President of the Council.
LICENSE.
Aid. Kayanagh, Weber, Leithauser.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS, CITY PROPERTY
AND MARKETS.
Aid. Leithauser, Yoerg, Cullen.
ORDINANCES AND PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
Aid. Weber. Pratt, Hamm.
GAS AND WATER.
Aid. Book, Pratt, Conley.
PARKS.
Aid Conley, Fischer, Sullivan. Yoerg,
Meiady.
WoRKHoUSE.
Aid Gehan, Book, Blom.
LEGISLATION.
Aid. Hamm. Sullivan. Kavanagh,
Pratt, Minea, Fischer, Leithauser.
Appointments concurred in.
The President called Vice President
SanbOrn TO the chair.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From His Honor the Mayor-Veto of
Smoke Ordinance.
To the Honorable the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
l return herewith the ordinance ell
titled, IAN Ordinance Declaring the
Emission of Dense Smoke from Smoke
Stacks or ChimneyS Within Certain Ter
ritories to be a Public Nuisance, etc."
without my approval. for the reason
that the provisions of the ordinance en-
brace too large a territory, especially
affecting a district wherein are located
numerous manufacturing concerns,
whose interests might be seriously af-
fected, and in some instances their
operations would be entirely suspended.
ROBERT \. SMITH, Mayor.
June IS, 1888.
Accepted, and the vote by which said
ordinance was passed reconSidered.
Yeas 16.
The matter was thereup0n referred to
Committee OH Streets.
Also,
Veto of Subway Ordinance
To the Honorable the President and
Common Council of the City of ST.
Paul:
| return herewith the ordinance grant
ing TO the National Subway Company
permission to lay electrical subways in
the streets of st. Paul. ETC., without my
approval, for the reason that as provided
in section Eine 90 of said ordinance, the
consideration to the city in lieu of priv
ileges granted, in my opinion, is not ade-
quate, as the company agree only to
nrnNjna cnopp for all urrpc nnnnlIa-
tors used by the city of st. Paul, free of
cost. while it appears to me that in addi-
ton they should agree to put in and
place IN position all wires used by the
city without cost or compensation there
for.
ROBERT A. SMITH, Mayor.
June 10, 1888.
Accepted, and the vote by which said
ordinance passed. recOnSidered. Yeas 16.
Aid. Cullen offered the following
amendment as a substitute for section
nine (D of said ordinance:
Section 9. In consideration of the
privileges herein granted the grantees
herein, their successors and assigns
shall, without cost to the city of st.
Paul, provide space. draw in and main
tain and furnish all wires, conductors
and cOnduitS used in said system by the
city of st. Paul for telegraph, telephone
or ire alarm purposes"
Amendment adopted, yeas Is, and Or
diEamce, as amended, adopted-yeas II.
NayS-Ald. YOerg, Bickel-2.
(See Ordinance No. 9G7.)
Also.
Special Policeman Appointed
To the Honorable the President and
Common Council of the City of st.
Paul:
/ have this day appointed NJ. }. Cos.
grove special officer of the regular po-
lice force 10 take the dog census in the
Sixth ward, and | ask your advice and
consent thereto.
ROBERT a. SMITH, Mayor.
June Is. 1888.
Committee on Police.
From Herman Neumann-
Asking compensation for carriage
damaged, etc.
Committee Oh Claims.
From Noah Sinks
Official bond as Market Master in the
sum of 5000, with John III. M0ritz and
Patrick Norris as SuretieS.
Approved by the following vote:
YeaS-Ald. Bl0m, Book, Cullen, Con
ley. Fisher, Gehan, Hamm, Kaga-
nagh, Leithauser. Minea. Melady, Pratt
Sullivan, Yoerg, Bickel. MIR. Vice Pres
ident-l6.
From L. H. Bailey. Assistant Secretar,
ST. Ppul Real Estate Board
Copy of resolutions passed by sait
board relative to rapid transit lines.
Committee on Streets.
From w. }. Woolsey-
For the removal of distractions or
Mississippi street.
Committee OH Streets.
From John p. Farley, Agent of Dia
mOnd 10 Line Steamers
Notice of claim for floor damaged by
water thrown by the Fire Depart
ment.
Committee on Claims.
From James Z. Muilin-
For transfer of Butcher License No
123.
Committee on License.
From John Asplund-
Asking compensation for mule killed
by boiler explosion.
Committee OH Claims.
From p. j. DreiS and Others
Protest against paving West Ninth
street.
Committee on Streets.
From Joseph FEEDER
For the return of 10000 sewer assess
ment paid by him, etc.
Committee on Claims.
From ID. IL. Valentine
For the payment of S66.50 and interest
judgment against the city.
Corporation Attorney.
From w. ii. CarutherS and Others
Copy of resolutions passed by the Cit
izens' Leagues of Hamline. Merriam
Park. Manchester, Union and st. An
thony Parks relative to rapid transit
etc.
Committee on Streets.
From William F. Mason, Secretary st
Paul Taxpayers Association
Copy of resolutions passed by said as
ISOLATION relative to building permits
etc.