The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-25

direction on the Interurban line, the Como
line. the Hamline line Jackson street line.
or in westerly direction on the Maria ave-
nue. line. or the Lafayette and Rondo street
line, which transfer shall entitle the person
so receiving the same to a continuous pas
sage on the next regular car departing in
westerly direction the said Fourth street
be issued from the Interurban line, the Como
line, and the Hamline line at the corner of
Fifth and Wabasha streets. and the person
receiving the same shall take the next car
avenue line at the corner of Wabasha and
Fourth street. From the Maria avenue line
such transfer shall be issued at the corner of
Jackson and Seventh streets and from the
Lafayette and Rondo line and the Jackson
street line at the corner of Fifth and Jack
son streets. and the person so receiving the
same shall take the next car at the corner
of Fourth and Jackson streets departing In
a Westerly direction on said Fourth street
and Selby avenue line.
Sec. 4. The rate Of fare shall not exceed
five cents for each passenger for one CONTINUE
Gus ride on said Fourth street and SelbJ
avenue line from Broadway street to the
corner of Prior and University avenues, or
from the corner of Prior and University a e
nues to Broadway street. or for one continu-
Gus ride on SAID line between said Joints to-
ward the end Of said line. to which the car
is approaching.
Sec. 8. Said St. Paul City Railway company
shall, within fifteen days after the passage
and publication of this ordinance, file with the
city clerk of the city of st. Paul its accept
ance in writing of all the terms, provisions
ceptance shall be in such form as shall be
approved by the corporation attorney of said
city, and shall be executed by the president
or vice president and secretary OF said COM
pany. under its corporate seal.
Sec. g. Nothing in this ordinance contained
shall have the effect to waive. take
away or abridge any control over said COM
pany now existing in the city of st. Paul or
its common council under any ordinance, res
olution or order of the common council Of
said city applicable to said line and now in
tns rClo no colt from
any obligation or duty imposed upon 1t by any
other ordinance, order resolution of said
common council applicable to said line and
now existing and in force. except as in sec
ton Z of this ordinance provided.
Sec. Z. Upon condition that the said St.
Faul City Railway company accepts this ordi-
time hereinbefore specified, and makes the
change and substitution hereinbefore author
lied and provided for, and operates its said
Selby avenue and Fourth street line so chang
ed within the time hereinbefore specified, the
said company, it's successors and assigns are
hereby gwen until the first day of September
A. d. 1899. in which to pave that portion Of
Third street and Fourth street which lies be-
tween the tracks of said company and be-
tween its double tracks. in the manner pro-
vided by section of Ordinance No 704 but
the said company shall ON or before said date
pave the said portion of said streets which it
is required by said last named ordinance TO
pave IN like manner as, and with the same
kind of material with which the balance of
said streets are paved.
Sec g. The st. Paul City Railway company
snail pay to the city treasurer of said city in
advance. an annual license of $40 for each and
every car used upon said Fourth street and
Selby avenue line. as it is required to do by
section II of Ordinance No. 1927, upon the cars
used by 1t Upon its lines of railway in that
ordinance M med.
Sec. 9. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage publ
cation and acceptance by said st. Paul City
hallway company, in the manner and within
the time here.nbefore provided.
The resolution appropriating $500 for
the use Of the CHI after commission from
the emergency fl nd was recommended
to pass by the committee on ways and
means and was adopted.
The free use Of Market hall was given
the Northwestern Kennel club from
March to IL inclusive, and the State
Poultry association will also have free
use of the hall from Feb. 7 to II.
John Ahern. ex-patrolman, filed a
claim for services as a policeman be-
tween Oct. Is, 1894, and Jan. II. 1895,
and asked to be given $3.50 due him
The committee on ways and means will
investigate.
The aldermen concurred in the reso-
luton Of Assemblyman Craig, asking
the board of public works to report as
to the number and proper location of
gas and electric lamps, which have b2en
provided for in the budget.