Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-07-22
CITY COUNCIL.

The council met In adjourned ses-
sion Thursday evening last week.
The liquor bond of W. F. Krause
and F. L. Belzer were approved.
The ordinance covering licenses
other than liquor was amended as fol.
lows:
Section 1. That section Of ordi-
nance chapter No. 4 be amended 80 as
to read as follows: It shall be unlaw-
full for any person or persons to peddle
or offer for sale from door to door, or
from stand upon any of the streets
of Little Falls, any goods, wares or
merchandise, Or any fish, or meat,
except fruit or refreshments or farm
products raised or produced by the
seller thereof, or shall at any place
therein maintain q public auction,
without first obtaining a license
therefor as herein required.
Section 2. That subdivision 2, of
section Of ordinance chapter No.
be amended 60 as to read as follows:
Subdivision 2. For license to
peddle or sell from door to door, or
from stand upon any Of the stree ts
of said city on foot &5 per day and $50
per annum, and $25 for six months
For license to peddle or sell from
door to door, within the limits of said
city with use Of single or double
team, the sum of s. per day, and 500
per annum, and $50 for six months.
The principal change from the old
ordinance is in making six months and
yearly license for peddling, also ex.
cepting farmers.
A new cement sidewalk ordinance
was passed. The essential parts OF
the ordinance are as follows:
Section 2. For cement or artificial
stone sidewalks the following speoi.
6cations shall be followed, to-wit:
In the business district of the city
the bed shall consist of a layer three
inches in depth composed of one part
Portland cement and five (5) parts
sand and gravel. The cement and sand
and gravel shall be thoroughly mixed
while dry, then mixture shall be wet
sufficiently to make it Of the proper
consistency of bed for the surface.
which shall be laid before tie cement
of the bed sets.
The bed shall be so prepared as to
present an even and uniform surface.
The surface shall consist Of layer
three ourths Of an inch in thickness,
composed of one ~ part Portland CO.
ment and two ~ parts sand. The CO.
ment and sand shall be thoroughly
mixed while dry. then the mixture
shall be wet sufficiently to make 1t Of
the proper consistency. It shall then
be spread evenly on the bed as pre-.
pared above and the upper surface be
made smooth and finished to the grade
as given by the City Engineer.
If crushed rock is used one ~ part
cement and two (s) parts sand and siz
(6) parts crushed rock shall consti.
tute the bed.
In the residence district the above
proportion shall remain the same,
except that the bed shall be two and
one half (275) inches thick and the
surface ~ inch thick,
All walks shall be thoroughly cut tt
the bottom Of bed not larger than two
|>(2) feet nor less than one and one hal,
(11a) feet square. -"
Section 4. All driveways shall b.
built as follows: Upon a foundation
will be placed layer of concrete uni
formly four AZ inches In depth ani
composed as follows: One (l) par
cement and four ~: parts sand
thoroughly mixed, with suficien
water to form a stiff mortar of til,
combined cement sand and gravel.
! The wearing surface shall be com