St. Paul daily globe., 1894-06-30
NELSON'S new STAFF.
STANDING COMMITTEES or THE .J0lNT
COMMISSION
ANNOUNCED BY MAYOR SMITH.

AE. Feet requests the Court
House and City Hall Commits
sion for New Quarters for the
sRnblic Lfbrary-Iseferred to a
Committee = Health Omcer
to Change Quarters.
0A: a s9lYs ~
Tie Joint court house and city hall
,cpmmittee dispatched considerable
,,alnosSnt OF business at yesterdays ses-i
,,sion.a James H. Burns was removed as
secretary Of the committee by resolu-s
tionoEMr McCarron. and by res0lu-3
tionlof Mr. Seng NJ. F. Kain was elected
TO fiilstlYe vacancy. ' ~
Mayor Smith. as ex-officio chairman
OF the committee, announced the fol-,
loWiRg standing committees: e 81
Observation-Disclosures Charles Lauer,
Aid. Joseph Ehrmantraut and Assem-
blyman William Banhoizer. l..
Purchase and Supplies--Ald. Robert
n. Hare, Commissioners Charles Nc
Carrou and Robert Seng.
Lighting-Hare, Seng and McCarron.
Fuel and Heating-Banholzer, Ehr.
manntraut and Seng. .s-y =
Grounds aud Buildings-Hare and,
Lauer.
Custodian August j.. Nilsson re-
ported the following changes ia the
force of the building: Thomas Byrnes,
chief engineer. in place OF j. L. Duffy,
removed: Edward F. Mullaney. assist
ant engineer, in place of &, II. Grubs.
removed; N. L. Damn. first. fireman, in,
place of Mullaney, promoted; Ben Nc
Guire, janitor, i'll place of August Pent-
zen, removed; b. Stiffanses, janitor,
in place OF s. A. Weley, removed;
Louis Anderson, janitor, in place of.
Joseph Pearo, removed; Thomas De-
lansY, janitor, in place of John O'Neill.
Christ Thon, elevator man. in
place Of Aug. Olson. removed; Fred
Murnane, elevator. III place OF; Louis
LindQuist. removed; Charles Johnston,
eyator. in place OF E. Mullen. removed;
A. w. Johnston, elevator, in place OF
Charles Johnston, resigned; NJ. Koff-
man, carpenter. i'll place of Michael
Shorn. removed; Charles W. Gagnon,
gardener, in place of A. Endelen, re-
moved.
Mr., Banholzer declined to. vote for
confirmation of the report on the
grounds that be did not know whether
the distribution had been made by
wardsror not. Aid Hare also voted no.
There were five votes for confirmation
of the report and it was declared
adoLted. x1.
A communication was read from
Comptroller McCardy asking tor the
resolution under which the old commit
tee had authorized the expenditure Of
$40 to John kIlshaw and three other
sanitary engineers for services in exam
iniiIg the heating plant of the building,
and announcing that he had refused to
approve a bill allowed by the former
conaiittee OF sl0per month for March,
April and May for running a motor to
operatB the fans in the Office of the reg
isterof deeds. Thel latter part of the
communication was referred to the
county aud corporation attorneys for ali
opinIon. ~
Tieef custodian'si pay roll for June,
amounting to 81, l,33s.5o, and suudry bills,
were approved, @ s@ c
ElW. Peet appeared with other men-
bers OF the library, board and asked for
additional room on the top floor for
library purposes. Mr.. Peet stated that
they have an excellent library that Is
operated very cheaply. Hesdeclared it
to be- enc OF the btst;in the country,
having So, ,75S books. with 9,o77 persons
drawing books. He spoke of the dark
and incommodious garret into which
fha tJhroryy i- inn,
considered plans to get out of the build
ing. but found it impracticable to utilize
the $50, 900 provided FOR by the legisla-
ture or to find new quarters to be rented
by contributions in these hard times.
BE thought it possible to get quarters
in the present capitol when ths new
capitol building shall have been
erected, but said that it is five years off.
He wanted the use of the room on the
other side of the hall lately used by the
county superintendent of schools and
also jury room near the present
quarters. Privilege was asked 10 cut
through the wall to the jury room.
After the statement of Mr.. Peet the
whole matter was referred to the
committee OH buildings with power to
act.s 1t is intended to give the library
the use of the large room facing Cedar
street for reading room, but it is not
probable that the jury room will be
given up.
At the request of Health Officer Hoyt,
permission was given to remove the
board of health office to its old quarters
in the: rooms lately occupied by the
chief of police and chief ut detectives.
Tie board of education was given per-
mission to occupy the rooms now occu-
pied by the health department..
There was second ballot taken on
granting the cigar stand privilege in the
Iirst corridor of the building now held
by G.. A.. Anderson. On the first ballot
Johns hields. the friend of Aid. Hare,
received three votes; p. Fahey, who was
nominated by the mayor, received three
votes, and Daniel Regain received tone
vote. On the second ballot MIR. Faley
received four votes, and the privilege
was awarded to HIN.
The Minneapolis Driving Clubs races
open July 2 and close OH the 9th at Min
nehaha Park. Monday is Derby Day.
Open All bay
The internal revenue Office will re-
main open today until O'clock to re-
ceive special taxes. All special taxes
expire today. and dealers in liquors are
expected to renew their stamps on or
before July /.
Uao.
Remember the Minneapolis Driving
Clubs races begin OH Monday at Minne-
haha Park; Monday is Derby Day. :