St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-12

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Fifth Precinct-R. L. Ware, DEM; B. F
Wright Rep; c. n. Woodward, Pro.
Sixth rrecinct-F. H. Ewing. Rep; E. F.
Beck. Pro; W. Z. Burton, Dem.
Seventh Precinct-Rush B. Wheeler, Rep.
p. NJ. Clark. Pro-; j. j. Williams. Dem.
Eighth Precinct-Morton Barrows. Rep.
George L. Colburn, Pro. w II. Albro, Dem
Eighth Ward.
First Precinct Michael Lux. Dem; H. E.
Clark, Rep; j. P. ryan, Pro.
Second Precinct. j. Loughran, Dem.
Charles Weber. Rep: W. a. Maxwell, Pro.
Third Precinct-Michael Melchoir. Dem.
II. uowar ;. ..en.: c. \. stark. Pro.
Fourth Precinct-Walter Gibbons. Dem.
j. II. Gibbons. Rep: Ii. II. Webster. Pro.
Fifth Precinct-Joseph Gerlach, DEM; c.
D. Strong. Rep; Charles Erickson. Pro.
Sixth Precinct-George Garloch, Dem.
August Kaldunzk Rep. William q Gallien,
Pro.
seventh Precinct-Fritz Schumacher,
Dem; H. C. Sachse, Rep; C.. II. Stutz. Pro.
Eighth Precinct-Jos Jacoby, DEM; Peter
Zimmerman, Rep; T. F. Maertz, Pro.
Ninth Precinct-Jos Jarosy. DEM: Alex
Nicoll, Rep; j. F. Schmidt. Pro.
Tenth Precinct-Thomas Corey. DEM; II.
Christoph, Rep: o. NJ. Haukner. Pro.
Eleventh Precinct-Henry E. Mcguire,
1iem.; j. A. Moak Rep; Fred Stanley, Pro.
Twelfth Preciuct-Frank Heimer. Dem.
George Reinhardt, Rep; Julius Kingsley,
Pro.
Thirteenth Precinct-G.A Klenerschmidt
DEM; John Lornes, Rep ). j. Rice, Pro.
Ninth Ward.
First Precinct - James w. Maben, c. D.
Fisher. Thomas Reilly.
Second Precinct-W. r. Sache, F. Lam
brecht, Walter Richardson.
N,.,<l III. 7 IfaID ~
William Murphy.
Fourth Precinct-W. G. Jones. Paul ii
Zimmerman, David Sanford.
Fifth Precinct - William Kuhlman, R.
Scheira, Martin Maher.
Sixth Precinct-IIarvey E. Hall, J. II. DAILY
George Bowlin.
Seventh Precinct-H. G. Peglow, John A
johnson. John Lux.
Eighth Precinct-K. B. Myhre, c. w. Fen
wal, James Rasford.
Ninth Precinct-J. Boswell, John Kick
man, Charles McLaghan.
Tenth Precinct-Henry Schultz, Peter Sol
berg, w. Raleigh.
ELEVENTH rrecinct-A. G. Lohnke, Ii. D
Morrison. Henry Hynes.
twelfth Preclnct-Ju Schneider Her
man NJ lbs, Louis c. Rosenbaum.
Thirteenth Precinct-H. L. Fayinger, ". II
Wood, Bernard Dolan.
e TENT. ward
First Precinct-George NJ. Norris, Rep; M
L. Bevans. Dem: j. II. Chamberlin Pro.
Second Precinct-Chris Bendixon. Rep.
+. h. Allard, Dem; George Drew. Pro.
Third Precinct-H. Z. ". Schnette Rep.
j. }. Merrill, Dem: G. r. Whitcomb, Pro.
Fourth Precinct-F. W. Pickard, Rep; n
I. Hall. DEM; j. ii. southall. Pro.
Eleventh Ward.
First PrecInct-Ezra A. Upham, Rep.
John Duffy. Dem; Thomas Shearn Pro
Second Precimct-David r. Davis, Rep
William Jones, Dem; David Il. Platter, Pro.
Third Precinct-C W. Churchill Rep.
D. Ratterman, Dem; George Mechanical
Pro.
Fourth Precinct-Carl Koenig, Rep, Jacot
Hinkel, Dem. ; Peter Zilch, Pro.
Warren's Resolutions.
A resolution by Aid. Warren direct
ing the city engineer to cause the tree.
OH both sides of Como avenue between
, Rice street and Western avenue to bs
taken up and replanted next the curl
line at cost of not more than S175
caused some little discussion from the
fact that Aid. Copeland wanted it re-
ferred to the committee on streets anC
Aid. Warren objected to the delay con-
sequent upon this action. Aid Warner
explained that the trees had beer
planted at the expense of the property
owners very much to their diSsatisfac-
ton and that Notwithstanding the city
had engaged to keep them in good CON
dition they had been neglected unit
they had become an expense rather
than an improvement.
This matter, he insisted, should be at
tended to at once and not delayed by
reference to the committee. Aid. Cope
land withdrew his motion to refer, anc
the measure was passed, but when an
other just like it, ordering the trans
planting OF the trees on the same ave
nue. from Western avenue to Dale
street and contemplating still further
outlay of $40 was presented, there was
another kick from Aid. Copeland. Aid
Warren explained that he had put il
two resolutions in order that the con
tract should not have to be advertised
Aid. Copeland insisted that as thu
amount was so large both resolution.
should go to the committee on streets
and this was finally done.
a resolution was presented authoriZ
Ing the proper city officers to draw upon
the police pension fund for the follow
ing sums to be paid to the person.
named:
John Clark tpartiaD, for June, 1892
S69.45; John Clark, for July, Angus
and September, 1892, at So. 50 per month
S249.99; Mary u. Carrick, for months o
July, August and September. at S333 8;
per mouth, $500; Henry Calvin. fol
Sept. to 50 inclusive, S33 70.
The clause relating to Henry Calvin
raised some question, Aid. Cope
land claiming that as the pen
sion committee had not notified
him until Oct. l that he wa
upon the pension roll he was entitled t
his tull salary of SIS per month up t,
that time, instead of the S33.75 allowed
him in this resolution. After some lit
| tie discussion the portion of the resolu
| ton referring to Calvin was referred t,
| the committee on police.
A resolution appropriating S605
| from the sewer, bridge and bond tune
| to lower the sewer on Robert street
from Sixth street to the river, was re
fer ed to the committee on streets.
The sum of S5.075 was appropriated
from the sewerage bond fund to b,
used in indemnifying those who suf
| Tered damage to property by the con
struction of the sewer ON Fourth stree
to Phalen creek cuivert at Seventh
street, The money will be paid as fol
lows: Union iron works, S64S; Sydne,
Watson, SS7; estate of John Wagner
| $1,000.