The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-18

An effort was made to pass the resolu-
ton, but the vote was the same, and as
compromise the matter was referred
back to the committee on streets
Final orders were passed for the follow
ing Improvements: Paving Rice street
from College avenue TO Front street with
brick. estimated cost ST 455, street car
company's share $3.50; paving East
Ninth street from Broadway to Locust
street with brick, estimated cost $1,000,
paving Wacouta street from Union depot
grounds to Seventh street with sandstone,
estimated cost $13,0S0; paving Rosabel
street from Union depot grounds to Fifth
street with sandstone and from Fifth to
Eighth street with brick, estimated cost
Slb,l65; paving Wacouta- street from Sew
enth to Eighth street with brick, estimated
cost $40S6; paving Sibley street, from Sew
enth to Eighth street with asphalt. esti-
mated cost 50, 270.
in line with the corporation attorneys
opinion to the mayor on the wine room
question, Aid. Bell introduced an ordi-
nance prohibiting women of evil fame
from entering wine rooms, saloons or
places where Intoxicating liquors are sold.
In case Of conviction under the ordinance
fine of not less than So nor more than
SIS, or imprisonment for not less than ten
ror more than thirty days. may be i'm
posed. The ordinance was sent to the
committee on streets.
Z AID. Reeves introduced IAN ordinance dfE
rectlng the street railway COMPANY 10.
operate car. line on Randolph street
from Seventh street to Hamline avenue
and run cars. not less than half an hour
apart. 1t went to the committee on
streets.
Aid. Murphy put in an ordinance allow.
ing dog catchers to accept payment for
oog hcenses and give a receipt for the
same. Under the present ordinance "a
dog captured by the catchers is taken TO
th2 pound and an extra fee Of ST. in taddi-
ton to the license of ST. is CHARGED The
2menGment will allow persons who have
their dogs captured to recover, the ami
MAJ without going to, the pound, or paying
the additional fee. ,..s..l|,,,;z
Aid. Reeves introduced and had nassad
a resolution calling. on the police denart-
"eht Tor an audited statement of the
money expended in collecting the dog tax
and capturing unlicensed CANNES.
Inc report of the committee on streats
recommending that the recommendation
OF the special joint committee on market
sites be not accepted was adopted. AID
reeves gave notice that an adjourned
meeting of the board would he hold
thursday evening, at which time rs
olutlon would be offered appointing an
cther special committee to select site
II is understood that in case a new com
nlttee is appointed to consider the seIec
tlon OF a site very advantageous Offer
VIII De made by parties Interested IN bay.
ing the market located on Eagle street
Inc resolution Of the assembly direct
ing the city clerk to advertise for hid
Tor new police alarm system under The
specifications of Supt. King was referred
20 the committee on police
AT the request Of the legal department
OF the city preliminary order was nagst
eu Tor the grading of East Third s+roat
rem Earl street to the eastern civ 1i,,,
US: Assistant Corporation Attorna,,
Gflggs stated that some wears ago ~
city started to grade the street b1t [ dis
not complete the work The assassn3e orrt
ha4 peen fought in the courts and rar
rled 10 the supreme court, where the cos,
was decided against the city. sine thiS
uecisloh suits had been commences -. 80
recover theaa assessments paid. amo,,n+i, ~
III the aggregate to $2oGJ9. He od,r ing
the aldermen that the best and cbea-,ost
way would hN to have the street -. 70
and preliminary order caIline Q or au t5
board OF public works to take stems a1orn
TINS line was the first thing to do The
order was passed ne