Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-05-04
Council Procee dings.

Council Proceeding.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
city council was held on Tuesday
evening all the members being pres
ent and President Harding presiding.
. Minutes OF previous meeting were
. read and approved.
The following bills were allowed:
Richard Bros: goods to Mrs.
L. ~ 'ArLman ..............................$ b w
/ Hose Co. No. 3 service at. : -
nreS Observation-Disclosures. w
F. Stangl chemical Co. ser .<. i.
vice at hre.... 5 81
F. B. Stuart. Hose Co. No. 2,
service ut fire..................... 3 %
! VIM. O'Shea house rent to
Mrs. Artman...... ................ 90
Richard Bros. goods to Mrs.
BrOdcott ............................ 90
Richard Bros. goods to Mrs.
Patrlce .............................. + 40
R. G. Waters, work on West
slde. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l w
Richard Bros. goods to Mrs.
Sequin.. ........................... 5 90
R: 6. Waters 50 fence POSTS: :
II. Porter 80 - 90
Woodwork & Harding
goods to pOOr.................... 81
Henry Goulet house reIt to
Z. nS.......-.................. > w
North western Meat Market
goods to pOOr.................... II
F. 3. Stuart, taking SOren-
son to pital................... 90
j. w. Jones Hook & Ladder
Co. service at fire............... 2 70
Mrs. Baker......... .....,........ oO
Pine Tree Lumber GO. wood
and Observation-Disclosures. 10 80
Transcript Pub. co. job work
and legal printing.............. 20 O5
Little Falls Electric & Water
Co. light and lamps forcity
nall. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - OO
Little Falls Electric & Water
Co. arc lights for April....... 1919 "A
Little Falls Electric & Water
Co. hydrant rent and flush
ing sewers for April. 80 sc
+. NJ. Rodney repairing brick
work on city hall. 90
Il. F. BOhan work on city
nall. Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
VIM. Batters boarding T.
Osner...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 w
Resolutions were passed ordering
sidewalks as follows:
On south side of First avenue
south between Second and Fourth
streets.
On west side of First street west.
On North side of Broadway, east
of N. p. track.
IN Fipct yo1,,1o n,,f hooct
Petitions of L. Hamlin, L. SignOr
and others with regard to sprink-
ling streets were laid on the table.
The city attorney was instructed
draw up a petition for street spHnk-
ling and have the city clerk circulate
the same.
Report of street commissioner for
the month of April in the sum of
$159.35 was presented and accepted.
The indemnity bond Of J. II. Nor
rison was accepted and the secretary
was instructed to issue a new order
IN the sum Of 5000.
The matter OF grading First av-
enue northeast in front of A. K.
Halls building was referred tostreet
committee.
Finance committee reported that
the city treasurer's report was cor
rect and the said report was &C
copied.
City engineer was instructed to
superintend the construction of the
new bridge, the CITY to pay one-half
OF salary of $3.50 per day.
The matter of the Palace hotel
was referred to fire committee.
A resolution was passed ordering
the Northern Pacific company to
build crossing ON Seventh avenue
northeast.
The street commissioner was in
structed to employ as many of the
men who are needy as possible.
Matter Of sick man at Mr.. Giles
was referred to poor committee.
Matter OF Hudon boy who claims
to have been injured in sidewalk was
referred to city attorney.
Petition for sidewalk on north
side of Bay street west Df Kidder
was rejected.
Adjourned to May 3, 1894.
Two Accidents.
While playing around some wheel
barrows at the brick yards yester-
day 6-year-old son of Jos Miller,
fell over one of them and broke his
left arm. He was Immediately
brought to the city,. Soon after
another boy of the same age g. sou