The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-03
MUCH FOR ALDERMEN TO Do.
Tax Levy Was Fixed for Each As
sessment District.

Tax Levy W as E1Aeu IOE EaCh AS-
sessment District.
After naming the judges Of election the
board Of aldermen last night appointed
a committee to ascertain the damages to
the owners Of the property desired for the
proposed market site between Robert. and
jackson street, on Tenth. The commit
tee is as follows: Andrew Stolpestad, $50
Sims street, First ward; William c. Read,
800 Holly avenue, Seventh ward; S. erode,
IT'S Rondo street, Eighth ward; Charles
T. Miller, 654 Central Park place, Ninth
ward; William O'Brien, 1899 Dayton ave-
nue., Eleventh ward
Aid. Knauft attempted to have the
name of Lee Hall put In place of that of
8. erode, but was voted down.
The resolution ordering the street rail-
way company to operate the Merriam
Park extension of the Selby line at least
once in fifteen minutes at all times of
the day, and increase the service to once
in ten minutes from to in the evening"
was approved.
The Ramsey County Sanitation compa-
ny's proposed methods of disposing of
night soil were approved which amounts
to an assurance On the part of the board
of aldermen that they will be granted a
license upon the completion of the arte-
sian we'll and flushing plant which they
are Installing on the West side
Aid. Hunt introduced a resolution or
der1ng the street railway company to OBJ
crate cars at intervals Of an hour. from
/ o'clock to 5 in the morning on the inter
urban, the Seventh street, the Selbyy the
R1ce and Concord and the Kafayette
lines. The bill was referred to the COM
mittee on streets
Inc Dill ordering the street railway
company to lay tracks from University
avenue and Rice street along Rice until
junction is formed with the Rondo line
ahQ@to operate the Rice street cars tha~a
over, was approved
Dunlap avenue was turned over to the
park commissioners
An order directing the ranair 20 ~
fayette avenue line was referred to the
committee on streets
David Moore was given the oon+rao+ ~
paving Page street for 81 429. The Gil
lette-HerZog Manufacturing companv 60
cured the assent of the aldermen to tbni,,
OH winch was the lowest submitted -
oulIo the superstructure of the Western
avenue bridge for $5S43.25. The soin+
Paul White Lead and on con1nsnn 80 80
cured the contract to furnish paint for
the Marshall avenue bridge at S. cents
per gallon. 0Si'' -
"A resolution bearing the audit Of Comm
tfoIier McCardy and FIXING the rate of tba
CdH Ievy so as to provide for the inter
est ana sinking fund. the school. and the
department funds aggregating 81, 951. 3q6
was approved as follows:
Assessment districts numbers I . .
., interest and sinking fund (miIIsl
5-SGo, school purposes, 2,5OO; Department
funds, 1000; total, 1880: district 6, inter
est and sinking fund $3.50; school nrr-
poses. 25Go; department funds, 10. COO; to-
tai 300; territory A, interest and sink
ing fund, $500; school purposes, $500: de-
partment funds. 1e,00o. total. 1880: terri
tory r. interest and sinking fund, / SEQ;
scnool purposes. 25e0; department find
10000; total, 14.2OO; district 10, interest and
sinking fund .6s6, school purposes. $500
department funds 9764; total Il. ESQ
Grand total average. .14SIe6