The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-07


in the morning or after 10 at night, and
each pawnbroker shall make out and de-
hver to the chief of police every day
before noon, correct account of per-
sGnal property or vaIuables pawned or
pledged with him during the twenty-four
hours previous. Six months shalisbe Civ.
en- as the time in which any article NAV
be redeemed and no pawnbroker shall ask
demand or receive a greater rate Of in
tefest than per cent per annuIn, but
may demand storage to the amount of
per cent per month. Violaters of this
ordinance are liable to fine of not less
than S25 or more than $780,, or imprison-
ment of from ten to ninety DAYS
Mr.. Warner also introduced another
long ordinance providing for the inspec-
ton of milk. diaries and dairy herds. and
TO license and regulate the sale and dis
trloutlon or milk. He who desires to dis
pense milk must file an application with
the health commissioner. for presentation
to the common council, setting forth
where he obtains his milk. the number of
cows in his dairy, and how he intends
to dispose Of the milk, and shall not dis
pose OF the milk until he has obtained a
license therefor. The health commission
er or some officer designated by him for
the purpose, shah inspect the dairy, dairy
herd and each animal for the purpose of
detecting the presence of tuberculosis or
contagious disease. Each animal passing
inspection shall be tagged. and fee of
81 per animal is to be exacted for such in
spectlon. Any person selling milk with
out first having obtained a license or
otherwise observed the provisions of the
ordinance is liable to fine or fmprtson-
ment.
Both ordinances were referred to the
committee on license.
APPROVED Blythe ASSEMBLY.
The following matters were approved by
the assembly: The plans for construction
OF the Wabasha street bridge; vacation of
Burlington park; the claim of Mary Mar
TIM against the city for 81 900; final or
ders for sewers on Clark and Lafond
streets; contract for paving Cedar street
with asphalt. es4.-.
An ordinance regulating the laying of
cement and tile Sidewalks requiring a
permit. construction according to plans
and specification on file with the city en-
gineer, and placing the construction un-
der the inspection of the engineer was
adopted section by section and finally
passed as whole, under suspension of
the rules. e 49,
A resolution changing the name of Amos
street to Howell avenue was also passed.
A protest from the Ninth ward Repub-
LEANS against the location of the public
market on Eagle street was received and
,sreferredsto the special committee on mar
ket site. r go
A resolution was passed directing the
city engineer and attorney to take 1mme-
date steps to stop the erection of poles
on Dale street by the Northwestern Tel
ephOne company. - r. -
An ordinance by Mr. Albrecht was
passed, requiring the removal of all tele-
graph and telephone poles from Cedar
street within thirty days. and the placing
of the wires under ground and prohibit
ing the erection of any new poles or
wires. In moving the passage of the or
dinance Mr.. Albrecht said that. although
an ordinance was In force compelling the
removal of all poles and wires before the
list of-January, 1897, it had been found Inn
possible to comply with it's provisions, as
asphalt pavements made no provision for
eonduits or subways, but such action
should be taken in regard to Cedar street,
as it was soon to be paved. The ordi-
nance was passed unanimously.