Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-03-21

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INV 1sss. one sxS ~ sthat ~
I'M cssDstructi IA INV brewery ex-I
ten Nh ID III se~ sr. tn brewery
nessis,si sAonls NJ NV ~ disps,sing u
tn Wasis mi ~, snd The accumu
lStiOnsOl it abOut the prsmiss ~.
chms = nuisance. Fh~ city cslu0cll
iwaa ikdues tO build thia long llnsOf
s1weF tor Inc henell IA lae bre ~ srs.
With ths un1essl snding thu the
brewery was ~. pay the city ea266a1. Or
abssut that snm. Other parties aIOng
shs ltns 1870 "A. pay 4 small amount.
hit is,r tn list four Or I'VE black .
Tue brewery $500 the only iDtersst
init wae helpei. B,Ins d tn lssun-
ellmen insistsA that the brewery
should pay ! paFt II tho expense
hut Tom Martin objected. .aspari
schmidt. aldsrma n-a large believed
The brewery should pay - share, ",
an arrangement was smade To run =.
10. Lane Tor aiderman-at-larFe. Lane
n the pop man. and hlS plant adjoins
that ~ the brewery. The owners u
tho brewery and Alderman Lane arc
clsse business and persO1al. friends
Since Lane has been On the council
the brewery sewer deal has never
been brought up. and probably never
viii BE- III u an example Of council
control The brewery . one II the
ms,st printable industries IL Lttle
Falls. and hss On extensive political
Influence that extends into every
pr.r,nct ~ the city Il could well
afforded 10 have built Ito own sewer.
10 sAy nothing about paving the
slight shsrs Il Wa expected 10.
But every piece u property IN the
city 10 being taxed for that sewer.
Anoiher example 10 the sewer line
u the extsnaiOn leading % the school
house Fur sanitary reasona sewer
10 tho Central school building wss
necessary, and the health ~ hnl,-
dreds 81 children was involved. The
council ordered : sewer built east On
First venue south 10 the north and
south slley bet ween Third and
Fourth streets east. and then north
On that alley to the school premises.
This line ~ sewer ended II the alley
between G. B. Buctnlsn's premises
and the school property. Mr. B.
and the other residents d that neigh
bDrhOOd had rikhtly urged that
school premises have sewer cOnpec-
t!ons When the council ordered
the above line Mr.. Buck man decided
10 connect his premises with the
sewer. .sss
samuel Trebby owned . residence
IN Fourth street. north IL Elrst
avs6uSs iis0i1ltb ]. I ) Il = vyelllt h
|ths eounlil ma s1lsiiSs MI "a Tint ths
sewer line % chang |, and run bali
! block further sast Oh FiTst avenue
south, and then north on Fourth
street tO the school premises, 90 a.
Il, paas his propert. This would
nave lett the sewer half = block east
oi Nj. Buck ns Is q premises. Trebby
Threatened injunctions and other
trouble unless MIR desirs was mat.
Nj. Buchanan objected 70 the change,
a. Il made 9 longer route TO the
school property a. well % depriv-
ing him 81 sewer Recommendations
that the council had before provided
him. For : few moments there was
: nics httls sQuab6ls before the conn
Ell, and how could tho matter be
settled ID the public interests9 IL
was sasy. The council ordered tho
sewer changed 70 run eaSt On First
avenue south "a Fourth street, then
north on Fourth street 60 First
avenue north Ito the school prem.
|isss) then wet on First avenue north
20 the intsrsectiou 81 the alley first
mentioned amt the = avenue ard
that 49, 70 the point AZ " hich the
sewer was Ia END according 10 the
orisinal plans. It made . block
more u sewer TOR tho ctty to pay Tor.
hut. wbatissA block u O. wer between
1fienda7 ri
q Thee exam plesl show that il Is i.
nicipal management u u always