The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-05
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ORDINANCE FIXING THEM PASSED
:. THE BOARD Of ALDERMEN !" 4
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MAYOR DoRRNg, SUGGESTION
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CHANGES III sns "a ! LICENSE FEES.
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The Scale of.Veharee. for Special
: Privileges Is Given q General ,otn
Revision.
MAYOR DoRRNg. SUGGESTION

49, AICSTuW weeks OF discussion, anu dI.Su-
| ments the bicycle ordinance was final
| ly reported by the committee on streets
of the board Of aldermen and passed at
last nights meeting. Mayor Doran
| sent in a lengthy communication in
which he outlined the prohibited dis
| trict in the Sixth ward that he desired
inserted In the ordinance. The COM
munication from his honor received but
scant courtesy. intact, the clerk had
not read the first paragraph or the
| mayors request before motion was
made to refer it to the committee on
streets, which was carried. The crdf-
nance, as passed, provides for. a Warm
ing bell On each bike, also lighted
lamp after shutdown The speed on side
walks Is not to exceed six miles per
hour, and on: roadways not more than
eight miles per hour TIE pfohinitsd
district for sidewalk riding is ,uIaon, Of
along. the district bounded by the fell
| lowing streets, a number Of streets be-'
ing excepted and others put in, as will
be seen by a perusal Of the ordia olca:
COMMENCING at the intersection off the MIS-
81 St cT s aFa Is ST. A ffSs henss
north on St Adams street to Pleasant ave
nue.: thence east on Pleasant avenue to Oak
land avenue; thence west on Oakland avenue
| to Summit avenue thence west on Summit
ayenne 70 De- Rale strset thepce north On zl pale
Hsh s fheaS censf 81 S
| avenue to Rice streets thence north ON Rice
! street to Sycamore street, thence east on
Sycamore street. to- Cortland street; thence
south on Cortland street to Acker street;
thence, east on AckerE street to Mississippi
street; thehce' sotth on Mississippi street to
Minnehaha street: thence east on Mfnnehaha
street to Arcade street. thence south on Ar
cade street to East Sixth street; thence on
East Sixth Street to the tracks. of the ST.:
Paul & Duluth Railway company; thence
along the tracks of the railway company to
Kittson street; thence along Kittson street
! to the Mississippi river, and thence along the,
Mississippi river to the place of beginning.
Nor upon the sidewalks on both sides of Sum-
| NIT avenue; nor upon the sidewalks on both
sides of Summit avenue east of Albert street;
nor upon the sidewalks on both sides of Sher-,
burne avenue Edmund and Charles. Streets,
between Dale and Victoria; nor upon the
| sidewalks both sides of Hastings avenue
between Earl street and Bates avenue: but
excepting the sidewalk on the north side of
Pleasant avenue west of Ramsey street
Commencing at the southwest bank of the
Mississippi river and South Robert street;
| thence along South. Robert to Isabel street:
| thence along Isabel to State street; thence
along State to Congress street; thence along
Congress to Brown avenue; thence along
Brown avenue to Robe street; thence along
ROBBIE street to State street: thence along
| State to to the center of Concord street;
| thence to Isabel street; thence along center
of Isabel street to South Wabasha street;
thence along South Wabasha to the Missis-
sippi river; thence along the said river to
the point of beginning; nor upon the side
walks on the east side of State street from
Concord street to OaKdale avenue; nor upon
the sidewalk on5ithe east side of yOakdale
, avenue from State STREET.-THE Curtice street,
except the Sidewalk on the east side of State
street from Concord to Robe street. and
except the sidewalk on the east side of
Greenwood avenue.
The ordinance will come before the
assembly tomorrow night for passage
An ordinance amending the recent ordi-.
nance relating to the licensing and
'muzzling Of dogs was introduced by
Aid. Stutzman and passed under a sus-
| pension of the rules. The new ordi-
fix and determine the time when dogs
shall be muzzled and repeats the pro-
| vision of the existing ordinance. which
| requires dogs to be muzzled between
| May l and Sept 80. Corporation At
torney Markham explained that the
ordinance now In force was very
| stringent one and if all persons who
violated it as to the muzzling of dogs
were prosecuted it would take all the
| time Of the legal department and the
| police court to try the cases. -t,-yr>s,s>-
The resolution directing the mayor
| to appoint six dog catchers at $50 per
| month and five men with teams and
| wagons at 50 per day was passed.
The ordinance reducing. the license
| of second hand stores from $50 to $25
was sent to. the committee on license a.,
An ordinance reducing the license of
| bill posters from $50 to S. per year,
introduced by Aid. Donahower. was
passed under a Suspension Of the rules.
The proposition agreesta . by the, al
+ 'dermen to be submitted to the MilWau-.
kee road was referred 10 the committee,
| on streets, as was also the second one
from the board published in yesterdays
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|s,,The ordinance placing the West
Third street market under the. control
| st the iarketmaster was passed by a
unanimous vote, after the section .,di5
recting the employment Of an assistant
| mark tmaster, at $50 per month, had
| been eliminated.
| as The ordinance allowing the school
board to transfer $4,000 from the fund
| Specified for salaries Of officers and
| janitors to- the fuel and supplies funds
| was passed.
The application for liquor license
| to be issued to S. J, Kraemer at the
| old Olympic theater was approved by
vote Of 9 to 2, Messrs. Allard and Lar :.
| sen voting against it..
| The st. Paul Foundry company was
awarded the contract for furnishing a
seyen-ton horse road roller at $425.
sT I.uKE,s BENEFTT TONIGHT.