Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1908-08-07

avenue and one at Bird avenue. The
| other hydrant to be put in at the
corner OF Second street land Third
avenue southeast, thus making the
number Of hydrants necessary, as the
Water Power company demands
hydrant for every block of main land
1t is understood that. the Water
Power company will not put in the
hydrants in this manner, but will
insist On putting in one hydrant to
the block where the mains are laid
A sidewalk permit was granted to
John Vertin
A petition signed by number of
the citizens asking that the salary of
the street commissioner be raised, on
account of his satisfactory services,
/ and by reason of his work requiring
team, was received. The COM
missioner is now receiving So per day.
The charter does not allow the paying
of team used by the commissioner,
! and the idea is to raise his salary as
recompense for the use Of the team
The matter will be acted on at the
next meeting.
The street commissioner was
authorized to notify owners Of proper
ty that have not their shade trees
along the walks properly trimmed, to
do SO. If the property owners do not
act IN the matter, the commissioner
will start on the work next week.
The trees should be trimmed to a
height of eight feet.
Mrs. L. D: Brown, Stephen G.
Vasaly and Miss Sadie Fuller were
re-appointed by Mayor Moegle1n as
members OF the library board.
The matter OF the dlscontinuance of
the pay of the Waterman at the N. P.
crossing was taken up, but was put
over to the next meeting.
Complaint has been made that the
street running through Maple Island
was closed to the public. and wished
to know the reason why. That there
is street in the park is news to a
large number, but study OF the
records show that such is the case.
The street commissioner was in
structed to look into the matter
Geo. Gordon stated that the matter
OF water pressure would be remedied
at once, as the trouble had been dis
covered.
The street commissioner report for
July in sum of $295. II, and Justice
Gaudet's report in sum of 81, were
approved.
Bills allowd:
NJ. Jansen, hauling hose tele-
phone pole fire ,...............$ $50
IL. Brown, same. $50
Hook and Ladder Co., same...... 200
Hose Co. No. 2. same........,.... 800
hose 20 NO. l,same...."........ 3. 80
Chemical Co. No. 1, same ........ $50
Maurice Coleman, washing
towels ....:........ ................ .... 4. 80
POOR
Union Provision Co.. meat. ..,.. $3.50
victor Olson, groceries........... II. SO
Henry j. Lafond, hour........... 1866
ID. German, groceries.......... 500
Anthony Brunel, quarantine
Suaru: "................"......... 10. 50
Rlchaerd Bros. mdse.......... 200
J. Posch, groceries............. 500
lSt. Gabriels' Hospital, board
and attendance on Anna
EDorCOWSkl ........... 60 90
} MISCELLANEOUS
W. S. Mott Co., repairs for hose 800
=: brown draylng 10
Pine Tree Lumber Co., on &C.
count lumber for bridge. 80. 600, 90
j. W. Berg, hardware for city
nail .........:.......... a. u
Nick Adams, cement walks and
cr0sslngs...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO. go
W. H. Ryan, coal and tiling... 1902
Water Power Co., lights for
July ::........- :.....:........... 271. g.
Water Power Co., hydrant SER
vice for July Observation-Disclosures 800. 90
Transcript Pub. Co., official ptg 800
A. j. Fem, running lines. ....... 1900
Geo. Kiewel, service board of
equalization ...., 1900
Huff and Sylvester, repairs on
hose cart ,............ ........... 200
Fred Cary, service on board of
equalization 49,. ......., ......... "a. IS
J! NorIhWestern lei. Tx toll...... 40
L. F. Hardware Co., hardware $3.50
Chas. Sylvester, telegram from
state treasurer .35