Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-02-03

The city council met IN regular SEES
sion Wednesday evening. All pres
emit except Alderman Hill.
Bills allowed:
GooDs TO Pooh.
T: .. 0rOsS.
SimOnet Bros. Is 90
r. Muske; wood. 49,. 30. on
J. 4. $50
A.. Tanner. -................-........:. 1888
n. p. Stanton--......-....::::. t26
l.: 7. 400
r: DroskOwski..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
". Mlsbe. rent.. $50
Mrs. F,schback, nursing. 500
VIM. OShea.. ....-~..............-......... 500
=. L. Boom ITO
FIRE Bills.
N. Coleman, towels and 30 ap.........$1. 90
hose 20. NO. $50
st: Paul Dry Goods Co., mitteus. -. 900
/: W. MoDtbriant. hau}ing......... 300
NJ. Jausen, same. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Z. Oison, same...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.5O
II ose 70. No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so
Chemical Go. Ne. l......................... S.75
". Is. Jones, repairs. ................ SIS
Hook L Ladder Co....................2 50
Hose Go. No. 1............................ 1925
E. L ". Co.. sewer flushing ..........sS5. AS
Same, lights city hall, lamps etc 10. ~
st. Panl Globe, publishing ootices. IL. 80
MctlIi. Warner Co.. toilet paper..... IL 90
r. NJ: Rodney. repairs. $50
Frank Lenz: painting and paperipg
lily il......................:..:.... 81 81
X. Muske, wood..........,.......... so
Z. Lafbnd. street commissio, er...... S.35
The bill OF the McGill- Warner Co.
for docket for city justice-$12. So
was referred to the city attorney.
Alderman Turner moved that the
bill of the E. & ". Co., for hydrant
rental-$276.68-be allowed. This
was voted down-Aldermen Lane,
Martin. Moee lein and Mecusker vot-
ing nay, Alderman Turner and Carl.
son yea. Alderman Martin then
moved that the company be allowed
for January, the sum OF 81 so per
hydrant for 43 hydrants, provided
that company receipt bill in full Tor
hydrant service for said month.
This was carried, Alderman Turner
and Carlson voting nay. $
The bill for arc-lights for January
|-$125-was rejected on aa aye and
nay vote, Alderman Martin, Lane,
Moeglein and Mecusker voting ave,
Carlson and Turner nay. -,
The bill OF the McGill- Warner Co.
|-$2.5O-for pin punch, was rejected.
The bill Of D. 7. Calhoun, On &C.
count legal services-$3OO-was al
lowed, Alderman Carlsonsotine nav.
Alderman Turner was in the chair,
Alderman Mecusker having gone.
Justice Sheldon's report for jan
uary Was approved. = -
j. w: Jones, the: veteran fireman
vas allowed $25 from the fireman's
fund. i. - ~~~ b.. 49,
Judges Of election for the spring
election, March n, were appointed
astolloMs; - 49,:
First wards. Trebby, Nj. Keenan,,
Ed. Hennen. : = ~ =; 49,:
:. First precinct, second ward-Wm.
yon Domarus, f. *Heidbrink, 6. C.
Raymond :. :>t.e~. !, ,..::.s ':> s.. $
Second precinct, And. wari,d-Henrrsy
Dow, J. ". Tanner, Olaf Hallin. 81: \. 4
q; Third. ward Frank Webster, Jas.
Burial, VIM. Hang. IS ID ::..=z>S.= !.
Ordinance No. 80 was given its
i6rst reading: The ordinance pro- 81, :,
vides Tor the removal Of obstacles on.
streets and bridges and. declares va
teer pipe g. brio to Be . Nuisance.
Penalties are provided for non.com-
.pliance. On. the first reading Alder.
mel, Lane, Martin and Moexlein
voted aye, Alderman Carlson and
Turner, nay. s 3.
Pursuant Iosa request 81 I be city
council Of Duluth, the council uDani-s
mIl "a, passed q resolution asking
the state legislature to p.. S s 81 law.
I'alp n1ding section 1914 stat1tes
sl ss'', 50. that tel raph md tele-.
phone pho e combines mot erect poles
! e &! city treets wit ont first getting 81
frame hise. .s:
Ihe s then 3 adl gnrned next
SWednesday