Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-07-05
n. Z. 4 B &. 4. 4 q
City Council.

evening HquOr ylceu6eo WeEc &Idnueu
as follows: 81 / fgs1. ~ I'D s.s1
%a p. LaF ond-sureties, A.: Tanner
and B. Burton. '..ss ~ .,., :... +. IT. 9 :.
John Simon-sureties, Henry Bent.
field and F.. Ellenbecker. ~,< i.
E. Pilon- sureties, G. Gadola and
V. Schallern. l.. ..~l 49,. ~.
G. E. Carlson-sureties, N. Richard.
son, a.. A. Rider. - r. r.
Fifty dollars were appropriated for
the Fourth of July committee. :3': AZ
The regular meeting of the council
was held Monday evening, all pres
ent but Lane. " -
The matter of allowing Mayor
Richardson rent for lots occupied by
market sheds was laid over.
F. E. Cawley presented the matter
OF help for the Public Baths project,
and asked for an appropriation Of
800. The council appropriated
$40. The fire committee was direct
ed to report at next meeting cost OF
putting fire alarm in order.
The street commissioners report
! -$262.e3-and Justice Sheldon's-
$30-were approved.
The matter OF. repairs on First
street south 80 that tile walks can
be laid, was referred TO the street
committee.
Liquor licenses were granted 6.
W. Emder, j. Mecusker and J. W.
Berg, sureties, and to Lucas Schrie-
Der, with J. A. Viktor and John
Schrieber sureties.
C. St. Marie was elected city scav-
enger.
Leon Houde's condition is such
that it is thought better to sent him
back to the asylum. The clerk was
instructed to write to Fergus Falls
about it.
A bill OF Russell, Cray and jamie
son, for 500, was referred to the
city attorney. The bill is for look
ing up g. S. court records, but there
is no record OF the firm being author
lied to do the work.
The E. & W. Co. refused TO accept
the agreement with the N. P. Ry. to
lay mains under the tracks,th COM
pary's attorneys advising that the
agreement should not be limited to
ten years as proposed. The attor.
neys advise condemnation proceed
ings if an unlimited grant cannot be
secured. :: ~.
The street commissioners was or.
dered to open mp Fifth street north.
east. z,~~ ~~r.r: ..-,.,.
The council directed the removal
of the arc light west Of the depot, to
the Broadway crossing. -, T.
The cement sidewalk ordinance
vetoed by the mayor, was laid over
Unanimous consent is required tc
further consider an ordinance at the
same meeting whe:e it is first read
and as two of the aldermen did moi
vote on the motions, there is a ques
ton whether they consented or not
This was one of the mayors grouodl
for veto.
The cement ordinance precipitatei
a long talk. Alderman Vertin didn't
believe in forcing property owners tt
Eput in cement walks. He believed
there was no established grade OF
Ale. It was said that there was {
grade on file, which, if it is good, vii
be pleasing news to-. most propert.
owners.
The clerk was directed to make q,
inventory Of the city's property an<
report at the next meeting. =:
A resolution for q sidewalk on tn,
east side of Third street northeas
was laid over.
Council adjourned to July 18th.
! The st. Cloud Jou-nal-Press ha
a story that Mrs. John Ziem
kowski of Little Falls had applied t.
Sheriff Schilplin for help, that sh
gotta divorce, but returned to. b.
husband, that he beaten her an
sent her away, etc, and she was Ii,
ing with her uncle at St. Cloud. MI
Ziemkowski says there ia nothing i
1.-THE story whatever. Mrs. q. is jus
visiting at St. Cloud. Inquiries cor
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