The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-05-09
81 ALDERrl q. BIckIoRD.
City Recorder
Council Chambers.
Vir9inia, Mimi, Apl. q. iooa,

Virginia. Mimi. Apl. q. ioos.
ByAid. ST. Oyr. 3. ..:sss: HIS
Resolved that the following being the SAL
airy bills for the month Of April be and the
same are hereby allowed and the Recorder be
ana Y hereby instructed 70 draw orders on
City TREASURER for payment Of same. s. .:s
B. Q. WiRgen, CHIEF Of police, half mo. as o.
Jacob 2. Matson, patrolman 3. . ). 80 90
Patrick Sullivan. g ............ 80 90
.| s>.+=>S.~> :. Total. So: -. IS 90
Passed on motion of Alderman Johnson BY
the following vote: ~ p. 81. =. 30.
Ayes-Alderman St. Cyr, Walberg, How
land. Cohen. George, Johnson, Holmer, Mr.
Presidents - = III" .$4--: ~ x;
Nays-nones - - s.
-. Approved April q. 1902 :
..-- -. W. II. EATON.
Attest: ALBERT E. B1CKFORD Mayor
City Recorder
Report Of finance committee:
Council Chambers
Virginia, Minn.. April e. 1902
To the President and Common Council of the
City Of Virginia.: -:
Gentlemen: = :"
We. the undersigned committee on finance
would respectfully report that we have an
dited the following bills and offer the follow
ing resolution for abolition.
$ !! Sa $ $Ssssss' Committee
Resolved, That the following bills be al
lowed and the Recorder be and is hereby
Instructed to draw orders on the city treas
urer in payment Of same:
Matt Surkkaa, repairing sidewalk. ....& 10 90
Ole Johnson, I" -. $50
Larry Doucette. rent of polling place,
oru ward .....:......-............ 90
John Il. Willing, election services, '4th
"aro. ............ go. $50
Peter Byrne. election services. 18th
Ward...:.. ...,., 75O
DR.. @. B. Len0nt vaccinating school
children Observation-Disclosures. 525
Eaton Dray Line, hauling hose cart to- !
lire, etc. neutrality-suspicious.. ...... As
J. h. James, taxes on CITY property. g. 10
Dr. Stuart Bates, medical services on
prisoner ...........,... .............. Is 90
IOCat 1127 20
Passed on motion of Alderman St. Oyr
by the following vote:
Ayes-Aldermen st. Cyr. ,Walberg, How
land Cohen. George, johnson, Holmcr and
Mr.. Presidents u.
Approved Apl q, 1902.
W. II. EATON. Mayor.
Attest: ALBERT E. B1cKroRD,
CITY Recorder.
Moved ana supported that M. y. Palmer be
appointed as city attorney for the ensuing
year.
carried.
Applications for street commissioner were
received from Jacob johnson. P. A. Cannon,
Fred jenkins. John P. Harrington, Jacob
Ha'ver. George Ryan. Matt Suikkaa. Henry
E. Alden, James Sullivan, Emanuel Loun-
qutst and Edw. Asko.
Moved and supported that the council pro-
coed to an informal ballot for street commits
sioner.
carried.
AID. JOHNSON and Holmer were telIers.
Result of informal ballot:
p. A. Cannon received votes.
Jacob johnson =
George Ryan
Moved and supported that council proceed
70 formal ballot for street commissioner.
7 Carried. n .~> -. :. - -
Result Of formal ballot was:
P. A: Cannon received votes.
Jacob johnson i
Moved and supported that the council pro-
coed to second formal ballot for street COM
missioner. :.
Carried. i
Ballot resulted as follows - A.. :;*I;:sa
P. A. Cannon received votes.
Jacob johnson - 3
P. A.: Cannon having received a majority
Of the ballots cast he was declared elected
street commissioner for the ensuing year.
Applications for city assessor were received
from n. Steinberg, John Holmberg and AL
bert E. Duusmore.
Hoved and supported that council proceed
to an informal ballot for city assessor.
Carried.
Result of ballot was as follows:
John Holmberg received votes.
d. Stetnberg s.
Moved and supported that council proceed
to formal ballot for city assessor.
Carried.
Result of formal ballot was:
John Holmberg received votes.
II. Steinberg g. 4vOtes
Moved and supported that council proceed
to another formal ballot for city assessor.
Carried
John Holmberg received 4 votes.
II. Steinberg IS g.
Moved and supported that the applications
for city assessor be laid over until next reg
ular meeting.
Carried.
Applications for chief of the Virginia fire
department were received from Joseph w.,
Deering and Edw Johnson.
Moved and supported that council proceed
to an informal ballot for fire chief.
Carried. .
Ballot resulted as follows:
Joseph w Deering received votes.
EdW. johnson
Edw. Johnson having received majority
of votes cast he was declared elected as fire
chief of the ensuing year.
Applications were received from Drs. Mil
le~, Grove, Lenont and Bates for the position
of health officer. -
Moved and supported that council proceed
to an informal ballot for health officer.
Carried. -. =, -, .-.. -.