Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-06-09

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ings were read and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
Auyer & Lyon, stationery... SO so
Fl n Harding mdse for poor 90 26
Chemical Engine Co service
at fires. ............................. 2775
Hose Co No 2 service at fires 20 90
Hose Co No service at fires 40 25
Geo Robbins special on fires 3 0O|
William Hall painting city
hall .............................. 10 90
II 4 L Go service at fires...... 20 25
J ames Brown services at fires s. 00I
Hose Co. No. 3service at fires II so
| Hose co No services at fires 1S Is
John Billstine burying 3dogs 50
Lauerman Bros goods for
| poor........................ 1921
Z 6 Simmons services at fires 275
L BOhan laying 292 it pipe 153 70
| MCOleman boarding prisoners 20 90
l. + Hardware Co nails for
street CON-. m........................... 335
| II Gross mdse to ROOt...... 8 III
| Richard Bros supplies. ) 00l
! L F Vaughn supplies ....... 8 IS
II H Hounsom 100 bills for
| ....:........................ l 90
q M A Fortier prof. services Is 90
Transcript Co official printing sol
Transcript co official printing 62 So
+ II Gross supplies to poor 10 90
l. Printing Co stationery 10 80
f Stangl services board of
| nealth.... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is 90
Mat Zerwas services board
| OF health. Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
l. f Electric 4 Water Co, May POI AZ
L F Electric & Water Co
hydrant, May............. 2S6 67
L + Electric & Water Co
Electric light in city hail.. II 40
John Mcdonald, services
board of health IS 90
L F Electric & Water Co
Electric light in city hail.. 25 25
l. F Electric & Water co
flushing services. % SO
The bill of l.. D. Brown in the sum
OF $31 80 was rejected.
Report OF Commissioner Billstein
for month OF May in the sum OF
$15S.05 was presented and on motion
approved.
The bill of G. H. Brown in the sum
OF $3.50 was referred to committee
on claims.
1t was requested that Justice
Simmons report monthly.
The annual report Of Chief Lafond
OF the fire department, which has
already been published was presented
approved and placed on file.
Thomas Bailey and S. P. Casey
asked for Il thirty-year franchise to
operate telephone system in Little
Falls. They We're represented by
F. W. Lyon as attorney.
E Rothwell, as a member of the old
telephone company, without oppos-
ing the proposed new system, he
said, asked that it's lines be placed
above those of the old company or in
such position as snot tOinterfere with
their line.
The Electric Light company also
desired the lines be so placed that
they would not in terfere with their
lines. The ordinance passed to it's
second and final reading, since there
was unanimous consent The
ordinance, however, provides that
the lines be laid as directed by the
council.
The sewerage ordinance also passed
to it's second and final reading.
The taxes of the Water Power
company amounting to $44717 were
refunded.
Mrs. Wood of the Palace hotel
was asked to pay $25 on account OF
-heexpensein incurred by city in getting
water connection with the city hall
The plat OF Richardson's addition,
consisting OF four blocks near the
Convent, was approved
The report Of Justice Shaw was
accepted.
| A. Swanson was given permission
to move his saloon business from
Thayer's addition to lot 1 block |
Mississippi addition.
The petition of j. NJ. LeDeoux and
others for an electric light at the
intersection of Fourth avenue S. E.
| and Seventh street east, was re-
jected.
The six delegates of the local fire
companies to the state association
to be held at st. Paul were allowed
$50 with which to pay expenses.
| Mayor Richardson was asked to
appoint delegates to attend the rec
iprocity convention to be held at st.
Paul, June and6.