The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-04-15
quarter ending April, 1903

quarter ending April !, 1868 rs So
Street commissioners pay roll $40
Applications OF Nicholas springhett1 and
Bakcr Gray for liquor licenses wore receiy-
cd and ordcrt d published, to como up for
hearing April a0th. -, ~ -
Application OF Peter schipley for member
ship In Virginia Fire Department was read
and on motion OF Aid. Lundstrom no was an
pointed member.
By Aldermen KTown:
Resolved that the president be empowered
to appoint committee OF three to provide an
arrangement with the supervisors OF Mesaba
Mountain township looking to an equitable
basis of payment for services rendered to
property in said township by the city fire de-
partment.
On motion of AID Donnelly the resolution
was adopted by the following vote:
."Ayes-Ald. Brown, Donnelly, Lundstrom.
Enum. Mr.. President-5.
Nays-nonc.
Passed and approved April 6, 1898.
p. W. Scott mayor.
The president appointed rs such committee
Aldermen Brown, Einum and Lundstrom.
BY Alderman Brown:
Resolved that the petition OF Jessie G. Scott
to remove building known as fremont House
from lot l8 block II to lot 10 block II be grant
cd.
On motion OF Alderman Einum the rcsolu-
ton was adopted on the following vote:
Ayes-Aldcrmen Brown, Oonnelly, Einum,
Lundstrom, Mr.. President-5
Nays-nOne.
Passed and approved A pril 6. 1898.
?. W. Scott, mayor.
BY Alderman Brown
Resolved that in the tie vote for alderman
| in the 4th ward IL decision shall be reached by
drawing lots in accordance with section 1917
OF the Statutes Of Minnesota OF 1891.
In accordance with the foregoing resolution
N. A. Holmer and John O'Connor drew lots to
determine the election. John O'Connor drew
tho deciding lot and is hereby declared elect
| cd alderman OF tho 4th ward.
On motion Of Alderman Lundstrom the res
olution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. Brown. Donnelly, Lundstrom,
Einum: Mr.. Prcsident-5.
Nays-nonc.
Passed and approved April q, 1893.
P. W. Scott, mayor.
By Alderman Brown
The election returns from the city election
held April 5, 1893, being canvassed the follow
ing were fonnd to have been elected; there
fote be it
Resolved that tee following named persons
having received the greatest number OF votes
In the election held April 5. 1893, are hereby
declared elected to the respective Offices as
herewith appears:
For mayor, P. W. Scott.
For recorder, Charles E. Fay.
For treasurer, Andrew Hawkinson.
|, 1st ward:
For alderman 2 years, Fred L. Johnson
Justice of the Peace years, H. J. Eaton.
End ward
For alderman 2ycars. Gust Johnson.
For alderman year, j. +. Michan
Justice of Peace years, Vivian Prince
3rd ward:
For aldermen 2 years, E. H. Ch:ttendcn.
9TH ward:
For alderman years, John O'Connor.
Further the proposition to bond the city for
S90,OO0 to pay off its outstanding Indebtedness
having eeceived III affirmative votes and "a
votes against the proposition, and the same
being more than e majority OF the total vote
pol1ed at said election in favor OF said propo-
s:tion it is hereby declared that the PROPOSE
ton to bond the city in the said sum is carried
The recorder is hereby notified to serve
written notice upon each person declared
elected by the foregoing resolution, said no
tice to be served within three days of this
date, April 6, 1893.
On motion Of Alderman Lundstro:n the res
olution was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Ald. Brown. Donnelly, Lundstrom,
Einun1, Mr.. Prcsident-5
Nays-none
Passed and approved April 6, 289s.
P. W. Scott, mayor.
No further business appearing on motion
of Alderman Donnelly the council adjourned
until April II, 1898.
Passed and approved April 6, 1893.
P. W. Scott, mayor.
H.J. Eaton,
Clerk Of the Common Council.