St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-29
RAND's LIQUOR ORDINANCE.
He Submits 1t at a Meeting of the
Council.


Council.
The council was rather slow in as
Sembling yesterday afternoon after its
recess taken the night before to allow
its members to attend the meeting at
Armory hall, and it was 2:3O before
President Potter raped the meeting to
order.
il. c. Benton, president of the South
side market, entered protest against
the continuance of the central market
on the ground that the franhise has ex-
pired and the South side market is the
only one in the city authurized to do
business. A petition from the Eagle
Furnace company asking for more time
to submit bid for the erection of
garbage crematOry was read and re-
ferred to the committee on health and
hospitals.
The latest proposition of j. J. Hill in
the matter of the bridging of the Eas
side tracks of the Great Northern road,
which was set before the committee on
railroads at its last meeting, was form
ally presented to the council and re-
ferred back to the committee.
A petition from d. E. Wells, accom-
panied by draft of an ordinance pro-
hibiting Sunday performances in the
theaters. was presented and referred to
the committee on ordinances.
a communication from the Ryder
Garbage Furnace company stated that
that company would be prepared within
two weeks to submit a bid to erect
crematOry.
Pursuant to a motion adopted at
recent meeting Supervisor Mcconnell,
of the water works, submitted report
upon the breakage of the pumps at the
North side station. He stated that the
break in pump No. 453 was due to the
fact that the pump was out of line and
also working above guaranteed pressure
owing to back pressure from the West
side pumps and the small size of the
main leading to the city circulating
mains.
The report of the committee on public
grounds and buildings, recommending
that all 1uel bids be rejected and new
ones advertised for, was adopted with
out argument, which was rather a sur
prise. as fight was looked for.
The committee OH Bethany home re-
ported recommending the allowance of
an appropriation of $500, and the report
was adopted.
The eport of the special committee
Sixth ward, recommending that the pc
titiOn of the Chester Oil company for
permission to erect an oil tank in the
Sixth ward be deried. was adopted.
Aid. Rand submitted his promised Or
dinance to amend the liquor ordinance,
which removes the power to revoke
licenses from the municipal court, and
vests it in the council. 1t was referred
to the committee on ordinances.
The ordinance requiring the use of
duStproOf chuteS in putting coal into
cellars was placed upon its second read
ing and passed.
Aid LOye's ordinance, prohibiting the
hauling of more than one wood cart
with one team of horses. created con-
siderable discussion, Aid. Ingenhutt
and BarTows Directing strongly to it.
but was finally placed upon its second
reading and passed.
The much-talked-of snow ordinance
was presented by Aid. Loye, and, after
some discussion of all unimportant nat
ure, was referred to committee con-
sisting of one alderman from each ward,
as follows: Aid. McGowan, Haynes,
Kiichli, Loye. Brazie, Hunter. Rand,
Flanders, Mcclure, Reeves, Blichfeldt,
Peterson and Gray.