Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-05-01
Proceedings Of the Village Coun-
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Little Falls Anil o. 1879

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Village Council met in regular scs
sion. Present, Peter Medved, Trus
tee; 0. A. Churchill, Recorder.
On motion the meeting adjourned
to Monday, the 18th, at Z o'clock A. M
Little Falls, April 20, 1879
Village Council met pursuant tt
adjournment. Present, Leon Houde
President, Peter Medvod, Trustee, o
A. Churchill, Recorder.
Bill of H. G. Sttvers of $56.25 was
presented, for publishing Village or,
dinances, &c, and on motion of Pete,
Medved was allowed.
Louis Vasaly presented q petition
requesting permission to. keep his
slaughter house at its present location
viz, on his own premises. After due
consideration it was ordered that be
be allowed to remove said slaughte,
house to Rock Point within the Vii
lage limits if he so desired, otherwise
to remove the same beyond tue cor.
poration limits as the ordinance re-
quires. =
Petition Of Rhodes & Wetzel was
presented requesting a special drug
gist's license. On motion of Peter
Medved, duly seconded by 0. A.
Churchill, it was ordered that special
druggists licenses begranted for selling
liquor for medicinal purposes only, at
$50 year.
Bill Of Leon Houde for Judges and
Clerk at Village election and badge
for Village Marshal, 1915 was al
lowed.
On suggestion of the President, Or
dinance No. 8, Sec. Z, was amended
to read as follows, to insert after the
word ''sIeds," the words ''or engage in
any pastime," and after the word evil
lage" insert "without the written per-
mission Of the President of the Coun>
Gill;"
On motion of Peter Medved duly
seconded it was ordered that the pro-
ceedings of the meetings of the VIII
lage Council be published in the Little
Falls Transcript for the period of six
months.
LEON HoUDE,
Attest, President.
0. A. CHURCHILL.
Village Recorder.
For SALE CHEAP.-A fine lot of
stock, consisting of COWS, heifers. steers
aud a blooded bull. Terms cash or
It's equivalent. LEON HoUDE.
The following notice of the death of
Mr.. D. Alright, father of Mrs. A. j.
Clark, Of Little Falls, appeared in the
Natchez, Miss, Daily Democrat of April
10th.
The many friends of Mr.. D. Alright will
regret to learn of his death, which occurred
yesterday afternoon. Although it was looked
for, yet when it became known that he had
passed away, it was sorrowful tidings received.
He was one of the oldest of our citizens, hav-
ing come among us some forty-fve years ago,
since which time his residence has never been
changed. Here he came, and by his indust-
ry attained a competency and an enviable po-
sition as quiet and industrious citizen We
can remember him for the past thirty-fve
years, and in that remembrance is the recol-
lection and knowledge of the kind heart he
bore; the ever pleasant greeting for one and
all. For year or more Mr.. Alright has
been a confirmed invalid, and his death
looked for; but having been endowed with a
vigorous constitution which had not been
weakened except from the advance of age,
the hope was entertained that he would have
abided with US for time longer, but the
Reaper Death has taken him in his SD year.