St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-16

Partridge COchinS. BrahmaS, ETC.. i'll st.
Paul, beginning Jan. 3 and continuing
to the night of Jan. II. One Of the Off
Gals of the association was present to
engage Market hall for the show. His
request was granted with little barley
except rs to the rental. This was finally
fixed at $50.
Routine Business.
The assembly resolutions ordering
the payment from the treasury out of
the funds raised by assessment the
judgments obtained in the condemna-
ton proceedings for the opening, widen-
ing and extension of Mississippi street,
we're referred to the committee on
streets.
James l.. Miller was granted permiS-
sion to erect a skating rink on the river
from the Kansas City railway bridge to
a point 200 feet south of Jackson street.
The Commercial bank submitted
100000 bond, signed by William Hamm,
James Middleton, Timothy Reardon, X.
G. Munger. Charles Fantle. Andrew
Schoch, G. II. Lienau and P. N. Dwyer,
to be admitted as a city funds deposi-
tory. 1t was approved.
Aid. Copeland offered a resolution for
the appropriation of S46S.55 out OF the
general fund for the completion of the
sewer under Burr street, the AUDITING
property having already been assessed
$1.75 foot and the sum so raised not
being sufficient. 1t was adopted.
A resolution offered by Aid. Conley
prohibiting the granting of the free use
of Market hall to any one after Jan. l,
1898, was adopted.
The resolution of Aid. Hickman, au-
thorizing the purchase by the city of lot
211 in Union Park at cost not to eX-
coed $3.50 and to come out of the general
fund was adopted.
Aid Copeland offered a preliminary
order to the board Of public works for
the construction of sewer under Sims
street from Payne avenue to Greenbrier
1t was adopted.
A final order to the board of public
works was adopted, which provides for
the opening, widening and extension of
University avenue between EuStis
street and the west city limits.
The resolution of Aid. Warren in
structing the city engineer to report
grade for Dale street, from South street
to the north city limits, was adopted.
William l.. Ames, on recommendation
of the city engineer, was allowed the
S127.96, which was the city's proportion
Of the cost of grading Harvester ave-
nue.. The grading cost a total Of
S3.21S.58.
A resolution, offered by Aid. Mont
gOmery, apprOpriating SIS from the gen.
eral fund to complete drinking foun-
tain at Merriam Park, this being in ad-
dton to the $500 originally appropriated
was adopted.
The Midway Electric Light company
desires permission to erect poles and
string wires in the streets OF the Mid
way district. Aid. Hickman offered an
ordinance granting such permission. 1t
was referred to the committee OH
streets.
The petition of Ingra Anderson to be
allowed $3.50 as compensation for the
blocking OF approaches to her properly.
which is lot 4, block /, Brookside adj
dition, by the grading OF McMenemy
street, was referred to the committee on
claims.
BY resolution of Aid. Hickman, the
free use of Market hall was granted the
ladies of the Peoples church to hold
fair for the church.
Aid. Warren offered preliminary
order to the board of public works for
the construction of sewer under Rondo
street, from Dale to st. Adams streets.
1t was adopted.
Aid. Montgomery offered prelimin-
airy order to the board of public works
for changing the grade of Blair street,
from Aldine to Fry streets. 1t was
adopted.
The resolution of the conference COM
mittee. recommending that the corpora
ton attorney proceed without delay to
bring to trial all casses in which assess
ments are unpaid, was approved.
Maria Matak's petition for a pension
on the ground that her husband in
Cured his disability while he was in the
police service, was referred back to the
police pension board, which sent the
matter in without recommendation
The pay rolls were all allowed, and
the school teachers will be paid this
afternoon.