The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-24
For immediate delivery.

For immediate delivery:
FER ten.
Is tons more or less stove coal at 1915
SAP per ton
For future delivery:
loo tons trlore or Less egg coal at $S.25
60 tons (rnore or less stove coal at IS. p
4S tons (more or iess) Mansfield coal at
S46O per ton.
livery:
Egg and stove coal. $s.15 per ton.
Mansfield coal. 4.15 per ton
Cumberland coal SOS per ton
All kinds and quantities for future de-
livery: Egg and stove $50 per ton;
Mansfield. 81 SO per ton.
PENNSYLVANIA Western Coal Co..
August delivery:
Egg ana stove coal. $S15 per ton.
Later delivery:
Esq and stove coal. s.. . per ton.
The Board went into executive session
Tor conference. On resuming it's session
! Commissioner Tostevin moved and it was
/ carried that the above bids be received
4 and referred TO the full board to inves-
! tSate, and report at a meeting to be call
! ed for that purpose
The Board then resumed the regular
! order of business.
/ communication was read from J. A.
/ Vey, Secretary State Experimental Sta
/ ton. stating fire alarm box for their
! plant had arrived. and asked to have it
connected with our system. Referred to
Superintendent Fire Alarm with
! power to act
| The Committee on Buildings reported
! the completion of brick stable to No. 4
! Engine house, and recommended that &C
Iloh De deferred regarding sidewalk in
! front of engine house corner Payne and
| York street Report was accepted and
adopted.
Z n
! polntment of Thomas Flynn, John BreS-
/ tin. Nd. j. Hollenitsch and John Flanagan
as members OF the department. On motion
| appointments were confirmed.
The Superintendent of Fire Alarm re-
ported he had changed fire boxes % IS.
| SO and IS from No. Z and No. circuits
| to No. Is circuit; asks for fifteen posts for
| hre alarm boxes to be connected with the
! underground system. On motion he
was authorized to make the purchase of
required posts.
The report of the Secretary was pre-
scented, read and ordered filed.
! The Committee on Claims presented the
| following bills for allowance:
Brophy. Charles A, $l3. 50; Bell. d. L..
S3.25; Brown, Treacy & Sperry, $0.70 Casey
J. p, $50; Cleary James S143 %; Farweli
Der Co, $50; Craig Oil Co, Il %: Edison
Electric Light Co.. S2215; Hardenbergh &
Co, .36; John Jackson, $3.50; Kenney
Bros, 1925; Lotus & Kerwin, $723. q P
500; Moffatt, NJ. M, $.25; Meinke
Louis $1,000; Maendler Bros. S. 40; Min
neapolis Iron Co, $O.S3; N. w. Fuel Co.
$23.S5 Nicholson, S. A.. 1851; Nicols
Dean e Gregg $73. Sc; Orme, Henry
$500; Powers Dry Goods Co, $5.54
Poirier. Adolph, Sc: Paper Calmensor
Co, $500; Peter Louis, $500; Rugg, p
H. & Co., $3.50; Ryan Drug Co, $21. 80
st Paul Furniture Co., $3.50; St. Pau
Electric Company, $40 40; ST. Pau
Gas. Light Co, $50; Standard Oil Co.
$3.50; Smith, FarweI Co., 500 35: St
Paul Hardware Co., S5.S5; Schurmeiel
Wagon Co, $3.50 So Gameweu Fire Alarm
Co, SlO9.7O; The Globe Co, ST 80; West
ern Union Telegraph Co.. 81 90; WedeI
staedt, H. e, $500 total. $3,6SO79, an(
pay roll Of the department for August
amounting to $14289S was allowed BY
vote of the Board present.
Adjourned.
A. ]. SCHWEIZER,
Vice President.
VIM. O'GORMAN,
Secretary.