The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-07
SEVENTH WARD.

SEVENTH WARD.
| First Precinct-Frank l.. Osburg, Frank
| w. Dempsey, e. B. Lehman, ]. A. Hanson.
Second-A. B. Martin, William Kingsley.
e. l.. Allen, c. o. Martin.
Third-George Mash, William Rhodes, T.
w. Megroth, George L. Wilson.
Fourth-Charles w, Farnham, James King.
F. Erwin, G. F. A. Abbott. ~
sixth,s: P. Spencer Thomas C. slavln,
NJ. churchill G. R. Schacnt.
Eighth-S. G. Arbuckle, John I. Farley,
Isaac H. Price, George NJ. Gage.
Ninth-Edward Sheehan, G. l.. Cakes. F.
Il. Duncan, DR.. Patterson.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Precnct-A. H. Thompson, P. R.
Hazard. T. B. Shobe, George Schroeder.
Second-Harvey L. Mills, R. R. Clark. AL
Ian Swain, l.. A. Harding.
Third-Fred Boerner, p. Milton Garges,
Robert D. Wilson, W. F. Francis
Fourth-H. Manteuffel, John thinner, II.
NJ. Parsons, Henry Lund.
Fifth-John Llndquist, E. A. Morrissey,
Frank HOFFMAN, I. j. Harrington.
Sixth-David Ramaley, Thomas Nolan, l..
Wallace John HintZ.
Seventh-Chris Arnold Mike Mccarthy, B.
DIN, Dennis ONeil.
Eighth-Peter Zimmerman Frank Cline w.
F. Elwees, Paul Kirchofr
Ninth-Ignatius Wiosky, Frank Kelly,
Theodore Klein, Joseph Markie.
Tenth-Charles Nitz, John Zechmeister, b.
Sturm, Louis Zernke.
Eleventh.. L. Solum, John Kokesch, J..
A. Moak, J. Nelson.
Twelfth. P. Mornteur, John WEIGH, Au-
gust Boyer, John O'Neil.
Thirteenth. Charles Mccarthy, John
Gantzer, J. T. Cunningham, S. B. Carter.
Fourteenth-George Gerlach Jr., John Stock
ton, Joseph HonaweH Louis Beetsch.
Fifteenth-H. ID, Cline John FiltZ Fred
Beckman, J. P. Wells
NINTH WARD.
First Precinct-W. A. Green. Thomas
Burns, C. A. Burnett E. A. Janrick.
Sccond-G. L. Tucker Frank Klein, Frank
O'Regan, Julius Biornstad.
Third-G. T. Daily, c. B. Moran, W. G..
Stegner. Joseph Heating
Fourth-G. w. Elwell Frank Dolan, Orne
L. Haugled. o. A. Wendl.
Fifth-William H. kaufman, Richard Glib
bons, Frank VOge, A. Peterson.
SiXth-Henry Hinkens, William Bowlan, J.
H. Bauleke, William Ivey.
Seventh-E. D. Babcock, Henry Telling, G.
F. Peglow, James A. Baker
Eighth-John B. Handlan, Michael Clarey,
Olaf Hollen, X. p. Myre.
Ninth-H. L. Artz, John McElliott, Louis
Frederickson, John P. Case.
Tenth-Aaron Won Oasterbout James White,
o. l.. Henson John TuTnbull.
Eleventh-Louis Schauer, Fritz REIN, S. w.
SQuires. Jacob Hauselman.
Twelfth-O. S. Deringer, George Neide, d.
A Coffey, Charles Eielenberg
Thirteenth-H. T. Bayhinger, James
Mitchell. Thomas Flaherty, o. H. Oace.
TENTH WARD.
First Precinct-John W. North, NJ. L. Bev-
ms Carl Anderson, w. T. Rich
Second-D. W. Harper, NJ. E. Nelson, Thorn
II. Kinsman, E. d. Smith.
Third-F. B. Lundberg, II. H. Brace, J. E.
Whitkan, c. n. Lovene.
Fourth-W. S. Brill E. W. D. Taylor, A.
S. Condet, Arthur Reeves.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First Precinct-Gust H. Fogelberg, D. j.
A. Baker. George H. Hunter, H. o. Sweed-
berg.
Second-John H. Ludwig. William Jones,
Charles j. Humson, A. R. Peck.
Third-Thomas Gaskell, John Dinneen,
Newton R. Frost, W. A. Hammond.
Fourth-Adam Bohland, Maurice Luby,
Frank ]. Hunt, Gust Otto.
Mayor Kiefer referred to the assem-
bly, a complaint received by him from
a citizen of Merriam Park, concerning
the operation of the Park street car
| service. The communication stated
| that the company violated the terms of
its franchise in regard to time schedule
and was also preparing to lay double
tracks on Marshall and Prior avenues,
, to which residents on the thoroughfares
objected. The mayor requested the as
sembly, If the contents Of the
communication were true, to take some
action in the premises.
The assembly received communica-
ton from the mayor containing re-
quest from Lieut.. M. F. Steel, muster
ing officer of the Fourteenth regiment,
! asking that Market hall might be used
for sheitering the soldiers when the
| regiment is mustered out of service, it
| being explained that it would probably
! be too cold for the men to sleep in
| tents. The request was referred to the
committee on public buildings.
Corporation Attorney Markham sub
mitted an opinion relative to the trans
fer of hotel runner licenses, holding
that the licenses could be transferred,
inasmuch as the law regulating the
same was city ordinance. A resolu-
ton transferring a license held by w.
j. Mile was therefore passed. The To-
cation Of polling booths, as passed by
the board of aldermen, was confirmed.
Comptroller McCardy submitted the
| following report showing the condition
! of CitV funds I'D to Sept 81: