Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-07-06
CITY COUNCIL.

CITY COUNCIL.
The council met IN regular session
Monday evening and considerable
business was transacted.
The bill of st. 6abriel's hospital.
$55. for care of Nellie Domischy which
has been hanging fire some time, wa.
again laid over. DR.. Chance spoke in
favor Of the payment.
City Physician Fortier spoke in re.
gard to a bill for services to alleged
city poor, presented by DR. Hoist. and
said no member of the council had no.
titled him of care for the case he
could not be expected to care for any
one without authorization or sane
tion from the city authorities.
Albert A. Barton of Royalton, owner
of the property used by R. M1ske az
an implement warehouse, appeared
in opposition to makeing the Kidder
street walk twelve feet in width. he
six feet, as provided by the ordinance,
made Of it.
S Trebby was authorized, he 40.
pearing for Mrs. Lizzie Steele. to
offer her $75 for the three lots in the
northern part of the city which eh ,
claimed had been damaged by q drain
age ditch.
The fire committee was instructed
to get a further supply of soda and
acid for the chemicals.
Manager F. L. Horrigan of the
telephone exchange asked that acti IN
be taken regarding change of a road
on the northern limits, their poles
being in the center of the road. The
street committee was empowered to
act
Supt. Weber of the paper mill asked
that something be done on Second
street southwest, near the mill, where
considerable heavy hauling is done.
and the street committee was ordered
to investigate and report.
There was considerable discussion
on small economies of various kinds.
which some of the aldermen thought
possible.
The ordinance for wider walks on
Kidder street, the resolution for codi-
flying, the bills of G. F. Aolst ard
the hospital for $15, were laid over.
AGENT F. Il. Ruth Of the Northern
Pacific sent in a communication re.
lative to the matter of pedestrians
crossing the railroad bridge. There
have been several narrow ESCAPES
lately, and action was requested.
The street commissioner payroll,
1924. go. was approved, and $15 was
allowed Jos. Bastlan for damages to
hiz property by drainage water.
Besides the regular bills, sidewalk re-
bates as follows were allowed: Mrs.
M. Vining 1888 Swed. Luth.
church 1865. j. Anderson 1882. j. b.
Gnerin 1888 A. Fleig 1888, L. Berg
11.12, @. W. Thayer rs, J. Kiewel
1888, Il. F. Moeglein 41.66
The council met in adjourned ses-
sion Friday evening,
The CITY attorney was instructed
to appear for Deputy Poundmaster
Robbins in the replevin suit brought
BY Wilcox & Wilcox to recover the
horse he had impounded.
The sum of 1915 was appropriated
to pay band expenses for the Fourth
of July.
Liqur bonds for the following
were approvde: John Dolan, with p.
Blake and P. NJ. Medved as sure
ties: G.. E. Carlson, Lyman Signor
and Fl, A. Rider snreties; Vim. Ra-
aans with A. Tanner and B. Burton
sureties; E. Pilon, with L. Gaudet ana
V. Schallern suret1es; John Simon,
with F. Ellenbecker and 81. Bentdeld
sureties.
Joseph Bastien addressed the coun-
Gil on the damage caused his prem
ises by the overflow from Broadway.
Mr.. Bastien believed he should have
damages and offered to settle for
815.
The city engineer was given power
regarding the grade Of the J. B.
Cornell sidewalk
A resolution was read directing
the city attorney and city clerk to
codify and index the ordinances ard
charter Of the city, very necessary
work which would take three month
and cost, $500.
The city hall janitor was Instructed
to ring the curfew bell every evening
ut 9 o. CLOCK.