Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-10-06

admitting property wos taken upior
The first one taken
ont was for the First street and
Broad way sewers. This - tho tirst
sewer built In the city, the cost OF
which was about 81, 500. The rate
or the assessment would be rs cents
per front foot for all property abnt-
ting on this line OF sewer.
The following IL the resolution
adopted by an aye and nay vote,
Aldermen Lane, Martin, HILL Peter
son and Carlson voting aye and
Moeglein and Mecusker voting nay:
The common council d the city of
Little Falls doth resolve That the
city council Of the city Of Little Falls
doth hereby assess and levy upon
and against the several lots andpar-
cells Of land below described, the re-
spective sums Of money set opposite
each lot and parcel. s ;ss,l
The assessment is levied to defray
the expenses of a sewer built in sthe
city Of. Little Falls along third
avenue southeast. where itintersects
the; Mississippi river and beginning
In the center OF Third avenue, run
ming east to the center Of Firststreet
and Third avenue southeast; then
north along the center Of Firststreet
to the center OF Third avenue. north
east, and where It intersects with
First street; then beginning at the
center of Broadway. and Second
street, running west TO the center. of
Broadway to 10O feet west of Kidder
|street, and said lots and parcels OF
Hand are assessed upon the basis OF
IAN equal sum per front foot along
1.-THE line OF such improvement. This
resolution is followed by list show
Ing the name OF owner and giving the
description Of each lot or parcel. num-
her OF feet and the total amount as
sessed against each.
A similar resolution on the sewers
built on First avenue southeast,
Third street, Fourth street., First
avenue northeast from Fourth street
to alley between z. B. buchanan s
house and the Central school build
ing and for the 100 feet of sewer on said
alley, was presented. Upon an aye and
nay vote was adopted, Aid. LaneMar-
tin, Hill, Peterson andCarlson voting
ave. and Moeglein and zMecus ker
voting nay. The rate is As cents per
front foot for all property abutting
on this line.
A similar resolu ton for the sewer
beginning ut the intersection ofF,irSt
avenue northeast and Fourth street,
and running north on Fourth street
to the intersection of Fourth avenue
northe asst and Fourth street, thence
east on Fourth avenue northeast to
Seventh street to the intersection of
Fifth avenue northeast and Seventh
street: known as the Brewery sewer,
! was also read and was adopted by
the same vote that carried the two
preceding resolutions. The rate is
% cents per front foot for all abut-
ting property On this line. A.
The council adopted. two
resolutions, one assessing against
all the taxable property in
the Second ward the sum of $125 and
against all the taxable property III
the First ward the sum of 1876 for
interest on sewer bonds. This is in
accordance with the charter, which
provides for the assessment of i'm
provements against the wards in
which said improvements are made.
The Third ward, having no sewers.
no assessment was made against
it. These resolutions We're also
adopted by an aye and nay vote,
Aldermen Lane, Martin, Hill, Peter
son and Carlson voting aye and
Aldermen Moeglein and Mecusker
voting nay. =.
Resolutions levying a tax forstreet
sprinkling and for sidewalk improve
ments We're presented, read and
adopted unanimously. u.
The following resolu ton was also
adopted unanimously: ~
The common council OF the city OF
Little Falls doth hereby resolve,
that said council does hereby levy