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Affidavit of Publication.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, )
County of Ramsey J SS• H. 11. MORRISON,
being duly
sworn, deposes and says: that he now is, and during all the time herein
Bd F No. 40668— mentioned has been in the employ of the printer and publisher of the
Whereas, There was heretofore pre- newspaper known as the "ST. PAUL REVIEW" and during all said time
sented r the Board the Common C one was, and now is, principal clerk of the printer of the said newspaper;
of the branches of the Common Coun-
cil of the City of St. Paul, the petition that the said newspaper: the "ST. PAUL REVIEW," was during all the
of Erick Lind and others, the owners said time, and still is, a weekly newspaper printed and published in the
of the property abutting upon and ad- City of St. Paul, in the County of Ramsey, in the State of Minnesota, on each
joining the alley hereinafter described,
praying for the vacation of the east aturday of every week; that the annexed printed notice of
and west alley through Block 1, Berg-
holtz' Re-arrangement A" as shown
upon the plat annexed to said petition,
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4711 i a n pe on,
Y•equired,by TaW-and- sets -Mtn the )/•
facts and reasons for such vacation;
and'
k Whereas, Said Board deemed it ex- ••
pedient that the matter therein refer-
,red to should be proceeded with, and
ordered said petition and accompany-
ing plat to be filed of record in the •
office of the City Clerk of said City, heret. a Cached and made part hereof, was cut and taken from the col-
and ordered said Clerk to give notice umns • s,',,, ,ewspaper, and was printed and published in said newspaper
by publication in the official paper of
said City in the manner and for the for .... .....c: -- weeks, once in each week—that the said
time required by law, that said pe-
tition and the subject matter thereof notice w fit t, •rinted and pub sh;. i said wspaper n Saturday, the
would be heard and considered by the vJ `t
Committee on Streets of said Board of day o .', .
Aldermen at its regular meeting to be
held in the Council Chamber in the A. D. 19Y); and was thereafter printed and published in said newspaper
Court House and City Hall Building, on each and every succeeding Saturday until and including Saturday, the
in said City, on the 16th day of Oc-
tober, 1913, at four o'clock P. M., which ✓\.._._
said notice was duly published and day of .A. D.,
given; and 19 • that said newspaper was, during all the time in this affidavit
Whereas, Said Committee on Streets
did meet at the time and place above mentioned, and still is, a collection of reading matter in columns and sheet
mentioned and appointed therefor, and form, the matter consisting of general and local news, comments and mis-
did at said time and place hear all tes- cellaneous literary items, printed and published in the English language, at
timony and evidence adduced on the '
part of said petitioners and all other an established office and known place of business in said city, to-wit: No.
persons interested in the matter of 141 East Fifth Street, equipped with the necessary materials, newspaper
said proposed vacation, and being of
the opinion that the prayer of said presses and skilled workmen for preparing, printing and publishing the
petition should be granted upon the same, and the whole thereof, in said city; that the said newspaper, was
terms hereinafter stated, did duly re- during all the said time, and still is dated in St. Paul, and generally circu-
port its conclusions to said Board of lated in said city and state; that said newspaper, for more than one year
Aldermen, recommending the adoption next preceding the date of the first publication of said notice, and during
of an appropriate resolution declaring
such vacation; now therefore, it is all the time of said publishing, was printed in whole, and published and
hereby circulated in said county and state; that during all the said time said
Resolved By the Common Council of newspaper has consisted, and still consists, of more than the equivalent
the City of St. Paul, that the east and
west alley in Block 1, Bergholtz' Re- in space of four pages, of more than five columns to each page, each column
arrangement "A," as shown upon the ' being not less than seventeen and three-fourths inches long; that during
plat annexed to said petition, be and all said time said printer and publisher of the said "ST. PAUL REVIEW"
the same is hereby vacated and dis-
continued as a public alley, subject, has printed, published and delivered, at each regular issue, more than two
however, to the following conditions, hundred and forty complete copies of said newspaper to paying subscribers;
that is to say: that said newspaper during said time,has never been, and is not now a dupli-
Such vacation is granted upon the
express condition that said petitioners i rate nor made up wholly of patents, or plates and patents and advertise-
shall, before this resolution takes ef- merits, or either or any of them.
feet, pay into the treasury of said City That the Publisher of said newspaper, on June 10th, 1907, filed with the
the sum of Twenty-five ($25.00) in ad-
dition
to the expenses of this proceed- I County Auditor of said Ramsey County an affidavit setting forth the facts
ing, which is hereby fixed as the corn- required by Section 5516 of the Revised Laws of 1905 of the State of Minne-
pensation for said vacation. sots.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Oct. 21, 1913. That affiant knows personally all the facts set forth in this affidavit,
Adopted by the Assembly Nov 20, and that each and all thereof ar t ue. .
1913.
Approved Nov. 26, 1913.
(Dec. 6-1913)
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Subscribed and Sworn to before me this , ) day is-1 ""k.AA,� A. D. tg��
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1 / Notary Public, Ramsey County, Minnesota.
My commision expires March 18th 1818,
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CITY OF S, NT PAUL
O.H.
CORPORATION ATTORNEY
ASSISTANT ATTORNEYS
JOHN P KYLE
JOHN A.BURNS
WILLIAM J.GIBERSON
THOS.W.McMEEKIN
October 24th, 1913 . _
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To the Common Council . ,
Gentlemen:-
Pursuant to instructions of the Comn ittee on Ftreets of the
Board of Aldermen, I transmit herewith proper form of reEolution for the
vacation of the east and west alley in Block 1, Bergholtz ' Be-arrange-
ment "A", upon petition of Frick Lind and others; the compensation being
fixed at Twenty-five Dollars and the costs of the proceeding .
Yours tr ,
Corporation Attorney.
C/C 1 A
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LOWS G.HOFFMAN,C,ry CLERK
GEO.W. MLIRNANE.Assr.C,ERH OLtoner 23rd, 1913.
Hon. 0. H. O'Neil ,
Corporation Attorney, — Bldg.
Dear Sir:—
1 am transmitting herex;ith petitions for vacation as follows:
Petition or Erick Lind for the vacation of the east and west alley
in Block 1 , Bergholtz' Rearrangement "A". Favorable report has been made on
this vacation by the jommittee on Streets of the board of alderman and the
compensation fixed at $25.00 and cost of proceedings.
Petition of John B. Waliraff e_nd 'Fife for the vacation of the alley
in f;aliraff' s Rearrangement. Favorable report has been made on this petition
by the Sommiti,ee on Streets of the Board of Alderman and the compensation
fixed at 41.00 and cost of proceedsings.
Please have proper form of resolution prepared and return to tnis
ollice, obliging,
Yours
Enc City Cleft.
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Bt Paul,Winn, July..�Q:. ...1913
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To the Honorable the Common Council,
City of Saint Paul,
Gentlemen,—
Your petitioners /� 14,,,Li
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respectifully recite that they are the owners of record of Lots 1 to 14 inclusive
Block 1 Bergholtz Rearrangement "A" as noted and set after their respective
names,and they respectfully petition your honorable body to vacate the east and
west alley through Said Blo0.k 1 as shown on attached plat and colored "yellow"
The reasonsfor vacating this alley are that is has no outlet or
inlet; it is shut off in the Wfst by 'uditor' s Subdv.No.16 and on the ea^t by
Bergholtz Subdv. and can only be reached by crossing over private property,
furthermore the lots abutting on the alley are very shallow, sixty feet for
the logo facing north and 65 feetfor the lots facing south,and the vacation of the
alley"t` 1 permit your petitions is to rearrange these hots to a better advantage,
and it will pale"' the city of any further respeconbility in a public alley
which cannot be used by the public.
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being by rye first duly sworn,deposes and says,th at he is one of th emsigners
of the foregoing petition; that he has read said petition and knows the
contents thereof, and that the sage is true of his own knowledge.
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Subscribed Pnd acorn to before
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My Co,...i esion expires „2.44/q,
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, . g WHEREAS, There was heretofore presented to the Board of Alder-
men, one of the branches of the Common Council of the City of St . Paul,
the petition of Erick Lind and others, the owners of the property abutting
upon and adjoining the alley hereinafter described, praying for the vaca-
tion_ of the east and west alley through Block 1, Bergholtz ' Re-arrangement
"A", as shown upon the plat annexed to said petition, which s d petition
is duly verified as required by law and sets forth the facts and reasons
for such vacation; and
• WHEREAS, Said Board deemed it expedient that the matter therein
referred to should be proceeded with, and ordered said petition and accom-
panying, plat to be filed of record in the office of the City Clerk of said
City, and ordered said Clerk to give notice by publication in the official
paper of said City in the manner and for the time required by law, that
said petition and the subject matter thereof would be heard and considered
by the Committee on Streets of said Board of Aldermen at its regular meet-
ing to be held in -the Council Chamber in the Court I-louse and City ?Lail
Building, in said City, on the 16th day of October, 1913, at four o'clock
P . Y. , which said notice was duly published and given; and
WHEREAS, Said Committee on Streets did meet at the time and
place above mentioned and appointed therefor, and did at said time and
place hear all testimony and evidence adduced on the part of said petition-
ers and all other persons interested in the matter of said proposed vaca-
tion, and being of the opinion that the prayer of said petition should be
granted upon the terms hereinafter stated, did duly report its conclusions
to said Board of Alderr.en, recommending the adoption of an appropriate
resolution declaring such vacation; now therefore, it is hereby
RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of St . Paul, that
the east and west alley in Block 1, Bergholtz ' Re-arrangement "A", as shown
upon the plat annexed to said petition, be and the same is hereby vacated
and discontinued as a public alley, subject, however, to the following con-
ditions, that is to say:
Such vacation is granted upon the express condition that said
petitioners shall, before this resolution takes effect, pay into the treas-
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ury of said City the sum of Twenty-five Dollars ( 25.00) in addition to
the expenses of this proceeding, which is hereby fixed as the compensa-
tion for said vacation .
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen, Adopted by the Assembly:
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YEAS
NAYS
Bd F No. 40668—
ALD. BAUM STER Whereas, There was heretofore pre-
sented to the Board of Aldermen, one MR, HAA
of the branches of the Common Coun-
CORN G cil of the City of St. Paul, the petition
of Erick Lind and others, the owners KA
EDw RDS of the property abutting upon and ad-
joining the alley hereinafter described, '
MA LE
HYL ND praying for the vacation of the east
and west alley through Block 1, Berg- MI AUD
Mo GOMERY holtz' Re-arrangement "A," as shown
upon the plat annexed to said petition,
MU NANE, E. 11,Vehich said petition is duly verified as SA ORN
required by law and sets forth the
M NANE, F. ;facts and reasons for such vacation;
and
of RG Whereas, Said Board deemed it ex- YOERG
pedient that the matter therein refer-
Ry N red to should be proceeded with, and
ordered said petition and accompany-
. ST GER ing plat to be filed of record in the MR. PRESIDENT (KELLE R)
office of the City Clerk of said City, t/ 2$
TR and ordered said Clerk to give notice F���y {�(2 (q 3
by publication in the official paper of !_ 9
said City in the manner and for the 1 II pYS 0 d1 R.PRESIDENT (McCOLL,time required by law, that said pe-
t)t)on and the subject matter thereof
would be heard and considered by the Mayor
Committee on Streets of said Board of
Aldermen at its regular meeting to be
held in the Council Chamber in the
Court House and City Hall Building,
in said City, on the 16th day of Oc-
tober, 1913, at four o'clock P. Iii., which
said notice was dul
given; and y published and
did meet at the time Committee Streets
and place above
mentioned and appointed therefor, and
did at said time and place hear all tes-
timony and evidence adduced on the
part of said petitioners and all other
persona interested in the matter bf
said proposed vacation, and being of
the opinion that the prayer of said
petition should be granted upon the
terms hereinafter stated, did duly re-
port its conclusions to said Board of
Aldermen, recommending the adoption
of an appropriate resolution declaring •
such vacation; now therefore, it is
hereby
Resolved By,the Common Council of
the City of St. Paul, that the east and
west alley in Block 1, Bergholtz' Re-
arrangement "A," as shown upon the
plat annexed to said petition, be and
the same is hereby vacated and dis-
continued as a public alley, subject,
however, to the following conditions,
that is to say:
Such vacation is granted upon the
express condition that said petitioners
shall, before this resolution takes ef-
fect, pay into the treasury of said City
the sum of Twenty-five ($25.00) in ad-
dition to the expenses of this proceed-
ing, which is hereby fixed as the com-
pensation for said vacation.
Adopted by the Board of Aldermen
Oct. 21, 1913.
Adopted by the Assembly Nov. 20,
1913.
Approved Nov. 26, 1913,
(Dec. 6-1913)