Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1897-07-13
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}Vil1age Coun4l Proceedings,}
RECORDERS OFFICE,
WuLMAR. July II, 1891.

REGULAR meeting of the village coun-
ri, Observation-Disclosures Nasset, Ram
sett. Void, Tallman, Karwand, Mel
son and President Johnson.
The minutes of the regular meeting
were read and approved. ..
The following bills were read ano
same referred to finance committee:
o, NARROW, work on streets. 80 10 10
Conrad Swenson, do..........: 20 20
Soren LOrentzen, do. ......: 70 70
John Gorwell, do. ..............o O.
John Peterson, do. -! 20 20
p, f. Carlson, co. ........... z ~ ~
Mr.. Parson, do. ............... ~ ~
Anton Sundberg, DO: ...... o oe
Ole Johnson, do. ~ ~
Nils ChristophersOn, 90. % %
Nils Peterson. do. ..:............ 20
P. c.. Sorenson, dO......... ...,lo w w
Aug. SegerstrOm, do. ............o ~
A,S,.a1v Ooren do 10 81
Nils Anderson, do. ~ ~
F. l.. Smith. do. ............>,...1 10 ~ ~
G. G.. Sandberg, do. ~
Peter Anderson, do. .........!3 ~ ~
MI Rero do 10 90
August Sundlin, do. ~ ~
Ole Birkeland, do. o o. o.
Peter Magnuson, do. o. o.
Hans johnson, do. .......... ~ ~
Jens Larson, do. ............... w w
Wigdahl & Nilsson, do. .......... W
Nelson & Frese, dO.... ,......o ~ ~
charlie Rero. Is 90
w II Havs 10 90
NJ. J. Subschanske, do. .......22 oO
Henry Hanscom, carrying water. %
Peter Freebery, services :aS spe- 49,
Gilbertson Bros, hauling wood. SO
Bank of Willmar, interest on -
Kandiyohi County Bank, do. ~ "a
w. De La Hunt, freight on wood 80 90
w. De La Hunt do. ........:. ... 70 81 81
L. 0. Thorpe, interest on orders 10 w
Geo. H. Bitterness, expenses as
delegate to Firemens' State con-
vention aud dues paid. 10 "a
Lewis Moline, expenses as dele
gate to Fireman's State con-
VentlOn ......:. Ill or
Kandiyohi County, board for 49,
prisoners ............. ..o4 ~
Electrical Engineering Co., mer-
chandlse ...:: 80 20
General Electrical Co., meter. LIZ o5
Finance Committee reported all OF
said bills back approved, and, on
motion, the bills were allowed.
The following petitions were read
and same referred to the street CON-
mittee:
Petition of Gustaf Anderson and
others, to cause to be graded for a
sidewalk on the north side Of block 40:
petition of NJ. Mcdonald and others, to
cause to be graded for a sidewalk on
the north side Of block Il.
The report Of the Hartford Steam
Boiler Inspection and Insurance Com
pany, regarding the inspection of boil
ers, was read and same referred to the
electric light committee.
Moved that the drainage from the
mill property, complained of as a
nuisance. be referred to the aldermen
from the Second Ward, with instruc-
tions to have such nuisance abated
DIS speedily as possible.
The motion carried by a unanimous
vote.
The committee from Hose CO. No.
> was heard regarding wanting ap-
pointed permanent engineer for the
fire engine and assistant engineers to
assist in the power house in case Of
fire. On motion the matter was re-
serred to the fire department committee.
Alderman Ramsett offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved it's adop-
tion:
Whereas, One-half of First street is
occupied by private parties, leaving it
only two rods wide:
Moved, That the street committee be
instructed to consult an attorney and,
if need be, commence ejcctment pro-
ceedings against parties encrOaching
on said street: and, provided, that the
street committee be further instructed
and authorized to take such further
action in regard to the cncroachment
on Other streets as it may deem nee
essary to protect the interests of the
village.
The resolution was adopted, all vot-
ing aye.
The telephone franchise granted to
John Williams and Ole Barnstad,
under ordinance No. SO, assigned to
the Willmar Telephone Exchange Co.,
was read.
Moved that the assignment of the
telephone franchise by John Williams
and Ole Barnstad to the Willmar Tele-
phone Exchange Co. be approved by
the council. The motion carried by a
unanimous vote.
Alderman Tailman offered the fol.
lowing resolution and moved its adop-
ton:
Whereas, The available funds for
street and sidewalk grading being
about exhausted, it is ~.-|
Resolved, That we do no further
work than that now under operation
or already allowed.
The resolution was adopted, all vot-