St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Various Odds and Ends OF the
Meeting itemized.

Edward WiekstrOm gave notice that
he would bring suit against the city to
re cover $50 in money and two watches
valued at $S5. which were taken from
him while prisoner in charge OF Capt.
Harvey on Aug. Z, 1889.
City Clerk Hanev reported the amount
of fees received by his Office for the
month of October to be S232. X. A.
DAILY, clerk of the municipal court. re-
ported that he had turned over to the
city treasurer $5.l60.U7. collected dur
ing the same period.
The names of the following salOOn-
keepers, who have been convicted OF
violating the liquor laws, were referred
to the committee OH licenses: j. X.
Onstad, 725 Washington avenue south;
Charles Alderman. 1920 Washington av-
enue south; Gus Anderson and A. Mel
son. l20 Second StIeet south: and Henry
Burfrent, 5l4 Plymouth avenue.
The committee on ways and means
recommended that warrant be Drawn
on the city treasury for S26,O00, payable
to the order of the general interest
fund. and the same be charged to the
permanent Improvement revolving
fund, the city clerk to defer the draw
ing of the ;rrant to such time as di-
rected by the comptroller. The recon-
menhatiOn was adopted.
Upon the recommendation of the COM
mittee on ways and means, the president
appointed tine following special COM
mIttees: To investigate the report of
the city comptroller in regard to the IT.
regularity In district school bonds. Aids.
Lowell, Smith and Warren; to consider
the report of the Dual City Collection
agency, Aids. Parry. Love and Downs;
n IN far xxitl1 tho auditor in
regard to funds belonging to the city
now in the county treasury. Aids. Bur-
sell. Crimes and Gray
On Mo ion of Aid. Warren the action
of the council in refusing to appropriate
$4,000 for North side police station
was recOnsidered, and $4,000 was set
aside for that purpose out OF the first
funds available.
The matter of opening Lake street,
from Excelsior street to the city limits,
was referred to the joint committee on
WAYS and means and roads and bridges.
The aldermen of the Eighth and Thir-
teenth wards were added to the COM
mittee.
The committee on ordinances submit
ted an adverS report on the Washington
avenue market ordinances. The build
ing inspector had informed them that
the Washington rink was not Safe
building to be used for markethOuse.
The report was adopted.
On recommendation of the committee
on roads and bridges. the contract for
building the bridge over Twentieth ave-
nue. north was ;w.rded to Arthur Nc
Mullen.
+. T. Gaylord, the elevator man at the
city hall. was allowed one months extra
pay for working at nights during the
meetings of the council. The Salary Of
Mrs. Taylor, the matrOn at the work.
house, was increased from $50 to $40 per
month.
The pay rolls and budget of bills
amounting to s2S, 900 were approved.
City Engineer Rinker reported that in
compliance with the city plan that
street formerly known as Thirty-secOnd
avenue north had been changed to
Thirty-siXth street.
An appropriation of $4,000 was made
to enable the health department. to carry
out the contract made with the North
western Scavenger company for the re-
moval of dead animals.
Aid. Hansen presented the following
resolution. which was unanimously
adopted: Resolved, That the city coun-
ell of Minneapolis, in regular session
assembled. hereby extends on behalf OF
this city. their hearty congratulations
to North and South Dakota, Montana
and Washington upon their advent into
the Union of states, with the assurance
that the metropolis of the Northwest
tenders to each her best wishes for
their future prosperity.