Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-08-12
City Council.

The city council met Saturday even
ing in regular adjourned session, all
members being present.
The minutes of the meetings of Ju-
ly q and July % We're read and APP
proved.
The city engineer was instructed to
establish a grade ON First street from
Maple to Birch.
The following bills were allowed:
Fred Stangl. Sec. of Chemical
............$ 4OO
John BilIstein Sec. H. & Co. 1915
Jos. Herman, boarding pris-
Oners .......................... l.25
JOS. Herman, boarding w. b.
! Rhodes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6.6O
Geo. F. Moeglin, services
Board of Equalization. 1900
S. P. Brick, same. ................ 1900
n. Richardson, same... 1900
j.. w. Jones, services laun-
uFy Hfe............ 40
N. E. Stanton; services coop
CT shop fire. 80. ...... $50
w. d. Jones, plumbing city
Hull. 40
Blake & Bentfeld, merchan-
dlse..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l.OO
J. NJ. Van Camp, painting
West Side hose hOuse.. 1000
Electric & Water Co., hy-
drant rent. .............................. 1888
Same, arc lighting ...............- 2O6.96
Same, light for city hall....... S.35
Vim. Batters, boarding Tim
Ozier ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Franciscan Sisters, board
ing Melton Papplege... $500
VIM. Batters, hauling fire en-
Slne l.UO
Franciscan Sisters, board
| ing Zefer MOntbriand........ 5000
Pioneer Press Co., recOrd...- 1900
Globe Co., advertising. 3.75
The following bills were referred to
committee ON poor:
Mrs. J. Martin, caring for
Mrs. ROunlszsh ............:.......$ G.H
Franciscan Sisters, caring
for Cabeen. .................-:......... 500
The following bills were rejected:
JOS. Herman. ....... 800
N. DumOnt. .......................... 1880
The report oi the street commits
siOner showing expenditures of $173.-
Is was Ollowed.
The purchasing committee was
authorized to advertise for bids for
having tin roof put OH the city hall.
The street commissioner was in
structed to clean street of brush be-
tween Elm and Oak streets.
An annual theatre license was or
derel issued to P. H. Gross upon
payment of $40. :.
The city attorney was instructed
to draw q resolution ordering side
walk 6-feet wide built on Fourth
fstreet beginning at the North East
corner of block in Clark's addition
and extending along the east side of
block to the Southeast corner of the
block.
| President Moeglin was instructed
to appoint a committee to procure a
suitable place to establish market.
The president appointed as such
committee Aid. Mcdonald, Butler
and Mahan.
The resolution authorizing the re-
moval of the electric light from the
end of the canal to the intersection
OF Second avenue and G street hav-
ing been returned without the may
Or's signature, the resolution was
again presented and passed by the
following vote: ayes, Butler, Bottom.
Townley, Mcdonald, Rider and
Moegline. Noes, Nathan. H.. .
On motion the street commissioner
was authorized to build cross walks
| where heretofore ordered.
Aid. Manan was appointed to con-
fer. with the Electric: & Water COM
pany relative to The furnishing free
of charge water for some proposed
drinking troughs.
The city engineer was instructed
to place u monument at the inter-
section of Second ave. and Second st.
The ordinance relating to the re-
numbering Of the streets was given
its first and second readings and was
passed unanimously.
The city attorney was, instructed
to draft sewer ordinances.
A liquor license was ordered grant
ed to Chas E. Pierce the bonds of
John j. Dolan and ;. w. Hedges be-
ing on the application, provided an
additional bondsman was procured.
The city treasurer's report for the
quarter emitting July q. 1892, was
made and referred to the committee
on claims.
The Price Of Wheat.
The Following is the average Price
paid per bushel at Little Falls for the
crop of 1881:
August, 1891
Septembe Soc
October :. 81 1c
NOvember
December. 8. !. 5. :. .....77xc
January, 1892 J.
February !. I. :. {.
March
April q. !.
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