The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1896-05-15

of Gilmark for a, same being for meals
! furnished election second ward, and of JUS
| t1ces Nelson, Prince and McGindley for $72C(
each, same being for Office rent for the past
| year, be and the same are hereby denied
Upon motion OF Aid Cameron the resolution
was adopted upon the following vote:
| Yeas-Ald Coffey. Carr, Byrne, Lundstroru
Cameron, Sax, Mr. President
| Nays none
Passed April 30, 1896
Approved May l, 1896
| G Jackson, mayOk
I City recorder was instructed to notify the
the printers of the city to tender sealed bids
| for the city council printing
The clerk was requested to notify the city
! treasurer. street commissioner and chief Of
police to file their bonds with the city re.
| corder
Upon motion of Aid Lundstrom permission
| was granted E J Waters to erect a lunch
| stand on tho corner OF Chestnut street anl
Wyoming avenue
The application OF G Sattler, for nquo,
| license, also bond with W Crockett and J A
| Scott as bondsman was read and same was
accepted
! Petition of John Chesser and others pray
ing for sidewalk was referred to: the com
mittee on streets, alleys and sidewalks.
Aid Sax offered the following resolution
! Resolved, That the President Of the com.
mon council appoint q committee Of three tt
select suitable hall, or room, for city hal
purposes, namely: municipal court, council
chamber for meeting purposes, city recorder
chief OF police headquarters, etc., and report
| same at the next regular meeting
! Upon motion of Aid Lundstrom the resolu-
tion was adopted, and the following com.
mittee appointed by the President
Aid Carr, Cofrey and Lundstrom
On motion of Aid Lundstrom the city at.
torney was instructed to investigate all city
ordinances and work in conjunction with the
ordinance committee in making all changes
necessary
AID Brown took his seat in the council
To the Presiedut and common council cit,
Of Virginia
Gentlemen
Your committee on streets, alleys and side.
walks would beg to report that after careful
consideration they are of the opinion tina,
the remuneration of the scavenger should be
fixed as per the following
| Gust Johnson, chair. of COM
| Resolved, That the fees for city scavenger
be flxed at 30 cents per load for garbage and
at two and 2s-1oo (a.a0 dollars per cubic
yard for vaults, same to be dumped only on
the city garbage groune and further that the
scavenger be instructed to report all parties
violating the ordinances prohibiting the use
of any other than the garbage ground TO,
dumping refuse, further, that the hours fol
cleaning vaults be fixed at IL to 4am
| Gust johnson, com chairman
/ ,1hA
was adopted upon the following vote
Yeas-Ald Brown, Carr. Sax, Coffey, Cam.
eron. Byrne, Lundstrom, Mr. President
! Nays-none 80 > rF'
Passed April 80, 1896
| Approved May i. 1886
&c jackson, mayor
was taken on the applications of scavenger
Vote cast 8, of which
Jacob johnson VIM Squirrel
Upon motion of Aid Sax another informal
ballot was taken
Vote cast 8, Of which
Jacob johnson VIM Squire3
Blank2
On motion of AID Cameron formal ballot
was taken
Vote cast 8, of which
jacob johnson 4 VIM Squire
On motion of Aid Carr the applications of
| of scavenger were laid over for one week
Aid Coffey nominated jas Sullivan dog
| catcher and pound master, and Aid Carr
nominated VIM Beslow and an informal bal
lot was taken on the names presented which
resulted as follows:
Votes casts of which
Jas Sullivan received and
VIM BeslOw 8
Aid Sax moved the informal ballot be made
formal which was carried
No further business appearing AID Lund-
strom moved to adjourn,
i. -.. JOHN COsTIN, JR.,
81" Clerk of the Common Council.