Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
ordissaoss Pas sds and Bills Allowed
and Paid Of the Council q setinr
last Monday Evening. sss.S.

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At the council meeting Monday
evening three ordinances were adopted,
namely: ordinance to prohibit paint
ing, FASTING or ,stenciling signs on
sidewalks, telephone Or electric light
poles; ordinance to prevent incumber-
Ing streets, alleys, lanes or public
grounds IN the city; ordinance to pre-
vent throwing Of ashes or other refuse
on streets, alleys or other public
grounds In the city. r. ~. ~
An ordinance to provide for the
manner of constructing sidewalks and
the width and material of sidewalks
within certain limits of the city was
given It's first reading. -.
Bond Of Mrs. Susannah B. Dram
as secretary of the Willmar library
board was approved and placed on
file. .s...:. 500: ......-...,. 4,
Report Of W. Fl. Donaldson of the
checking up Of the books of the city
vas read and ordered printed. -; =
GA. Ferring was given permit to-
install . 12-horse power steam engine
In the Fixeu building to operate his
laundry. -
A street fund for the purpose of i'm
provement of the streets of the city
was created.
Petition of Margaret Carlin ct az
for permission to lay private sewer
on Second street and Becker avenue
and connect with city sewer was
grained =. -. ..:1.@ ~.
s. Johnson was. appointed as:
additional member. Of the street COM
mittee.-e e. ;:sz :..ss.
The city clerk was authorized to is
sue awarrant for $500 in favor of w.
Is Donaldson In part payment Of SER
vices % accountant. Ut
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: ss,.,-.,ss .. as,s:sSS -
Great Northern Ry., freight on coal,
s5S Is; Ohio Coal Co.. coal, sl10.25;
James B. Glow & Sons, self-closing
cock for water fountain, $500; Gibson
Gas Fixture Works, electric fight tf;xs.
lures, e28. l5;; St. Paul Electric Co.,
electrical supplies, sls7.71; Geo. M,
schaefer, wood. s139. 60; Bryn-Marsh
Co., lamps, A7.50; Coke Bros, coal,
1920 81; Journal Press Co., water and
light ledger, $1,000; Alton Crosby,
printed bills and notices for water
board, $500; Lars Rasmussen, labor
e power house, 8, 90. August sund J.
ling, S6 90; Frank Johnson, 81. 50;
Mercantile Trading Co., Amp. meter
returned, $500. Labor on streets
Ben Greenfield, SO. Is; Ole Birkeland.
$40. SO; Martin Downs, 81. 90; Lars Ras-
musson, s41.25; Peter Anderson, s32.-
%; August sundling, s39.75; W. E..
Hays, Sl1 81; Frank Johnson, $40. so;
q. Gilbertson, $3.50; Peter Hanson,
5000; Israel o. Peterson, $3.50; L. c.
Arthur, $14.88; Martin Olson, 1915
Peter Blonde, assignee J ames Hager-
son, surveyor helper, $3.50; Arne Nell
son, services in collection of poll tax,
$40: co.,; A. G. johnson, juror fees,
H. 90; NJ. G. Rigg, juror fees, LEO;
Ole Tonjum, juror fees, slOO; John
Dale, juror fees: 81 90; Peter Bonde.
police star and meals for prisoners,
~ %; g. G. Haines, judge of special
election, Is 30; o. K. Omlie, Judge of
special election, IS. 80; II. G. Larson,
clerk OF special election, 81 30; Sam
Fargo, M. D. Manning, Andrew M.
Olson and n. P. Nilsson, expenses as
delegates to firemen's convention,
:each' $780, Jonas sLundquist, dele
gate to firemen convention and dues
IN atato an 60 +. . -. - a. III.