The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-20

| ter of the ground included within the
Hnes OF said street between the points
dDoVe INDICATED Is such that the said
street cannot be used for public travel
| except by pedestrians on the stairway
maintained thereon; and
| Whereas' The said Board of Aldermen
| deemed 1t expedient that the matter
theIeln referred to should be proceeded
with and ordered said petition and ac-
campaigning plat to be filed of record in
| the office of the City Clerk and ordered
| SAID Clerk to give notice by publication.
IN the official paper Of the city, to the
erect that said petition had been filed
s satd stating In brief its object, and that
salu petition and the subject matter
Shereot would be heard and considered
ny the committee on Streets of said
BOARD OF Aldermen at its regular stated
meeting to be held on the first day OF
! august, 1901, at four o'clock in the alter
noon or that day, at the Council Chamber
IN SAID City of st. Paul. and thereupon
sad petition and plat were duly filed in
! Une once or the City Clerk of said Citv
| OF ~. Paul, and said notice was duly
gwen and published, and said petition
| InereWlth were duly referred by said
| Board of Aldermen to said committee for
heIalI,l lag and III investigation; and
| w hereas, The said Committee on S+reets
OF SAID Board of Aldermen did meet ar
the Council Chamber in said city on the
gay and at the hour above mentioned for
the nearing thereof and did investigate
| ana consider the matter of said uroDosed
! vacation and then and there heard an
! testimony and evidence adduced on the
| part of the petitioners and other persons
! interested in the matter of said proposed
| vacation and took proof of the matters
| aVerred In said petition and being of the
OPINION That the prayer Of said petition
| should be granted, reported its conclu-
! slons to said Board Of Aldermen. recon-
mending the adoption Of an appropriate
resolution declaring said vacation.
NOW, therefore, 1t Is resolved by tha
| Common Council of the CITY of St Paul
that all that part OF Walnut street in
the SAID city or st. Paul. extending from
| the southeasterly line of Summit ayfnIa
TO the n0rthwesterly lire Of Irvine avenue
extended across said Walnut street ba
and the same hereby is vacated. subject
hoWeyer' to the following conditions.
~ That there shall be and is granted
anu reserved TO the public for all time
the right to travel on foot upon and over
the portion of said Walnut street, ten feet
In width, extending along the northeast
erly line thereof, and that the said Mary
1. Hill and James J. Hill at their own
cost ana without any expense to the city,
immediately upon the passage of this
resolution shall build suitable stairway
ten feet in width, to be used for the ac-
commodation of foot passengers along
me ,Ii'. northeasterly line OF the present Wal
nut street, between Summit avenue and
irvine avenue, as aforesaid, the said
stairway to be constructed of stone iron
or such other suitable and durable ma
terlal as the Commissioner Of Public
WORKS of the City Of st. Paul shall d.
rect and to be built according to plan
or deSlsn therefor to be prepared and
approved by said Commissioner
W Said petitioners shall paw into the
treasury OF the City Of st. Paul the sum
or one dollar, which is hereby fixed as
the compensation to be paid by them to
the city in consideration of said vacation
90 Said Mary I. Hill and James j.
hin shall file in the office of the City
| Clerk their written acceptance he, eOf tn
| be approved by the Corporation Attorney
including an agreement upon their part to
Keep and abide by all the conditions and
| requirements herein contained. also in
Guiding therein the grant to said city
Tor public use of the right to maintain
said stairs on the easterly ten feet of said
vacated street for foot travel thereon as
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen,
Aug. 6, 1901
Adopted by the Assembly, Aug. Is, 1901.
Approved Aug. II, 1901
BID F No 1925
Resolved. That city warrants be drawn
t upon tne City treasury, payable out Of
the Assessment Fund" In favor Of tho
| following named persons, for the amount
set opposite their respective names:
Barber Asphalt Paving Co, Estimate
NO. ., paving Rice street. Como avenue
to Front street. $11,475. 20; Fielding e.
| Snepley, Estimate No. and final, Aurora
avenue Improvement, Rice TO Dale street
| $l,UI3.@; Fielding e. Shepley, Estimate
no: and final paving Wabasha street.
college avenue to Rice street 81 $40 90.
Fielding & Shepley, Estimate No 7 re-
serve, Iglehart street improvement. Lex.
lhgton TO Wabasha street, $4,000; Christ
Johnson, Estimate No. /, Congress street
| sewer Sl93.45; Christ Johnson, Estimate
No. and final, Greenwood avenue sewer
ESQ; Christ johnson, Estimate No /
ana FINAL. Harrington avenue sewer
$l58.O; Thos Linnan, Estimate No / ana
final, grading Tuscarora avenue. sg6OO.
Thos. Lnnan, Estimate No and final,
grading alley, block 3, Messerli and Esch.
Dacn addltlon, 23SW; Thomas Reilly,
Estimate No. and final Wheeler avenue
sewer, 40 feet Of present sewer S173 O6. I
M. Thornton, Estimate No / and final
81. CAR street sewer Oxford to 200 feet
west $234.OO; R. f. Conway Co.. Estimate
No. q Paving Rice street. University to
Como avenue, $4,000
Aug. 6, 1901.
Adopted by the Assembly Aug. Is 1901.
Approved Aug. II, 1901.
BID r No 1892
Resolved. That the Mayor be and he 10
hereby authorized to expend not fo a1I,
ceed the sum Of two hundred dollars for.
maintaining the dog pound provided for
under Ordinance No. 1897. approved Aua-
5, 1890, entitled "An ordinance providines
FOR the licensing and regulating OF dogs
ana ProVlding Tor their summary de-
struction when at large contrary TO tho
ordinance" In order to carry out tho
terms Of said ordinance all Of such ex.
pense to be paid out Of the General
Fund
Adopted by the Board Of Aldermen
Aug. 6. 1901
Adopted by the Assembly Aug. Is. 1901.
Approved Aug i, 1 1s9l. 49,
President OF the Board Of Aldermen.
F. q. WARNER.
President OF the Assembly.
MATT JENSEN.