The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-29

license in the lower front room of the two
story solid brick building situated on lot
No. 5 of block No. q. the license to be for
one year from May 14th. 1908. aud a surety
bond of $2OO00w submitted.
Moved and supported that the license be
granted. the bond approved and ordered
filed.
Carried.
A. Levine makes written application to |
the council for liquor license Oh the lower |
east floor i'll the two story brick veneered |
building situated OH lots Nos. 26 and y of |
block No. 10. license to continue for one |
year from May Bird. 1905. and a surety bond |
of 100000 was submitted.
Moved and supported that the license |
be granted. the bond approved and ordered |
filed.
Carried.
John Bishop submitted to the council a |
surety bond of $5OOW as poundmaster and
dOg-CatCher.
Moved and supported that the bond be
accepted. approved and ordered fled
Carried.
Abe JetfOrd made written application to
the council for permit to conduct Il shoot
ing gallery Oh lot No. 81 of block No. ~. and
submitted to the council the treasurer's re-
ceipt of $l3.W. according to the ordinance
regulating shooting galleries.
Moved and supported that a permit he
issued to Abe Jetford to conduct u shoot
ing gallery on the location named in the
application. the same to run for the season
of 190>.
Carried.
Charles Johnson made application to the
council for permit to construct a cement
sidewalk in front of lot 3. block r. and sub
nitted bond of $ANOO with J. 5. Suther
land and ". B. Pratt as sureties.
Moved and supported that the permit he
granted. the bond approved and ordered
filed.
Carried.
L. E. Hannaford petitioned the council in
writing for a permit to construct cement
sidewalk in front of lot >. block -, and sub
! nlitted Il bond in the sum of $NUW with u.
H. Griggs and +. J. kinnert as sure,ies
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted. the bond approved and ordered
filed.
Carried.
Health Officer Grove submitted I, co,ll-
| lnuniCatiOn to the council in which he stat
| ed that the annual notices to property own
| ers of the city relative to the annual clean
ing UP had taken a very pleasing effect and
| that he considered the city in a healthier
and cleaner condition today than it ever
was before. He recommended that there
should be some system for the collection
| and hauling away of garbage. and recon-
| rnended the placing of water tight barrels
| for garbage to be placed at the re:.rO of each
lot. and that the barrels be emptied at reg
| ular intervals during each week. He also
recommended that signs be printed and
| tackled up in the alleys stating the penalty
attached to violations of the health ordin-
ance. He also stated that residents along
the shore of Virginia lake are polluting the
water with Drivies that should be disCon-
tlnued at once. and also that other otfe1ses
by the Virginia Lumber Company were.
committed against the ordinance. which
should be stopped at once: and that the
| diphtheria epidemic was about passed and
/ at the present time there were no COntau-
ious diseases existing in the city limits
Moved and supported that the commune
icntion be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
| Moved and supported that the city clerk
he instructed to have printed sufficient
cards citing certain portions of the health
ordinance. the wording to be dictated by
the health officer. and that the cards be
placed in conspicuous places along the
alleys of the city.
| Carried.
Landrigan & Darcy made application to
the council for liquor license. the location
| being on the lower floor of the two story
solid brick building situate on lot No. IT,
block No. 4, the license to continue for one
year from May 2OtiI. l!AH. and Il surety bond
of $.sHU.W was submitted.
Moved and supported that the license be
granted the bond approved and ordered
| filed.
Carried.
| The clerk informed the council that the
ordinance to amend Ordinance no. *, was
! up for it's second reading.
Moved and supported that the ordinance
receive it's second reading.
! Carried.
! Upon instructions from the president the
clerk read the ordinance.
The clerk informed the council that the
ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 81 was
up for it's second reading.
Moved and supported that the ordinance
receive it's second reading.
Carried.
Upon instructions from the president the
clerk read the ordinance.
Moved and supported that Charles A.
Johnson. contractor. be instructed to place
Il catch basin ut the corner of Maple street
and Cleveland avenue. as a matter of
Drainage from the tiling under the cement
sidewalk. curb and gutter. now being con-
structed west and south of the city hail.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city clerk
he instructed to advertise for bids for the
construction of sewers in district \u Be
on Poplar street. to connect blocks 10 and
:13
Carried.