The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-19

Chief of police $500. ..............$ So Alp so
-Four captains ....... ................ ,254 80
One mounted lieutenant ............. 1,321 so
Nine sergeants ....... .............. S6S so
One mounted sergeant ........ $3.50. 1128 so
Chief OF detectives Observation-Disclosures. L $50 90
Four detectives (each) ............ l. 1853 90
License inspector .......... .......... !, 061 90
Driver of workhouse ........... 965 90
clerk OIL ch1ef or police 965 CO
Superintendent of police patrol tele-
graph. including compensation of
One hundred and forty patrolmen
(each) ...... $40 90
Eight mounted patrolmen (each) -. 1 100 90
A resolution granting to M. Keenee
the privilege of erecting a lemonade
stand on his own property brought
forth a protest from Maj Espy, repre-
Senting the citizens G. A. r. enter
tainment committee. Maj. Espy took
the floor and insisted that the G. A. r.
committee should have the exclusive
privilege of providing grand stands
and refreShment stands within the
limits of the city. He maintained that
1t was a disgrace to grant these priv
lleges to private parties and yet ex-
pect the G. A. r. committees to furnish
the funds necessary for the encamp-
ment.
The board differed. from Mai Espy.
Ten out of the eleven aldermen took
the position that they could not very
mits to erect wooden structures with
In the fire limits, and at the same time
refuse like privilege to the owners
OF property desiring to erect stands
thereon. The resolution was therefore
adopted by vote of 10 to l.
Aid. Kaldunski offered resolution
appropriating the sum Of $4,000 from
the school maintenance fund to make
up the total sum of $4,000 originally
appropriated for an addition to the
German school, but now to be expend-
ed in erecting a separate school at Abe
marie and WayZata streets. A COM
municatiOn from the school board rel
ative to this matter stated that the
board had $4,000 in the school 7nain-
tenance fund, which includes the $12.-
00c subsequently appropriated for the
separate school Aid. Kaldunskf's res
olution was referred to the committee
on public buildings.
The assembly ordinance regulating
pawnbrokers, secondhand dealers and
junk men, was referred to the com
mittee on license.
In response to an advertisement for
bids from banks desiring to receive de-
! posits of city funds, fifteen bids were
received. Each bank offered to nav
two per cent per annum On the average
daily balances to be computed monthly
The following banks submitted bids:
Allemannia, Capitol, Minnesota. Saw
ings, st. Paul National, Bank of Min
| nesota, Bank Of Merriam Park, Ger
mania, Bank of Hamline, Northern.
Exchange. National German American
scandinavian American, Merchants
| National, West Side, Union and State
| Bank of st. Paul.
The bids were referred to the COM
mittee on ways and means
The ordinance authorizing the settle
ment for $3.50 the claim of Mary Downs
for injuries alleged to have been sus-
| tanned by reason CT defective side
walk, was finally placed, upon its pas
sage. and defeated by a vote Of nine
| to two, Aldermen Kenny and Allard
casting the only affirmative votes.
Aid. Allard introduced a resolution
authorizing the appointment of joint
| committee OF four-two from each body
| to take into consideration the matter