The Virginia enterprise., 1909-01-29
Carried

Carried. -.
Alderman Laviolette ttkes his seat In the
council.
Moved and supported that the certified
checks on account Of proposals In the mat
ter of the sale of the steam fire engine to
this city by the American-LaF Fire
Engine Company and The Mott Fire En-
8ane Company be returned to the makers
of the same.
Carried.
r1e2er 6rew1nR Company. by d. N. Nc
henzle' Agent. petitioned the council for
permit to use portion of Railroad avenue
IN excavatin& for cellar under the brick
building on Lot a. Block'17, and submitted
a $AOO bond with Gust Johnson and Gust
Nelson as sureties.
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted, the bond accepted and after ap-
proval by the mayor, ordered filed.
Carried.
"A communication from w. A. McGonaele,
FIRST Vice President of the Duluth. Missabe
q Northern Railway Company in answer
10 second request from the council to
grant crossing on the new Gilbert Road
from this city, stated that the request had
oeen granted temporarily with the under
standing that the crossing should be con-
tinued not later than April LIST. 1909. and
suggested that arrangements be made for
an overhead crossing.
Moved and supported that the conmun
ication be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
"A bill from the old volunteer firenlen was
presented to the council for payment the
same being for furniture and articles pur-
chased by the former 6remen in the
furnishing of the second floor in the CITY
hall building. over the fire department
headquarters. and purchased in 1905,
amounting to $9O95.
Moved and supported that the bill be re-
ferred to the committee on fire and fire
department.
Carried.
IS. herslake made application to the coun-
Gil for transfer of his liquor license to r.
J. Ihorp and Mr.. Thorp presented new
bond In the sum of $4,000 to run for the
unexpired term of the license
Moved and supported that the liquor H.
cense of S. kerslake be transferred to r. !.
Thorp. the bond of Mr.. Thorp accepted and
after approval by the mayor ordered filed
and that resolution be drawn to that
effect.
Carried.
David Jamme made application to the
council for liquor license and submitted
100000 surety bond.
Moved and supported that the license be
granted the bond accepted and after ap-
proVal by the mayor ordered filed.
Carried.
NJ Stelnberg made application to the
council tor a liquor license and submitted
$4,000 surety bond.
Moved and supported that the license be
| granted, the bond accepted and after ap
| proval by the mayor ordered filed
Carried.
joseph Spreitzer made application to the
council for liquor license and submitted
! 100000 surety bond,
! NoVed and supported that the license be
&ranted' the bond accepted and after ap
proval by the mayor ordered filed.
Carried.
! Inc clerk informed the council that or
the ath day OF January, 1909. the city en-
R1neer hled with him in duplicate tabulat
eo estimates of assessments in the con
struction OF sewers in District No. and or
wyoming avenue in said District.
Moved and supported that the city clerl
give notice to all interested parties of tn,
tabulatinR of said assessments aud settins
date In his notice that OH the 9Th day o
February. at eight 49, o'clock in the Conn
Gil rooms complaints will be heard in writ
ing against any or all such assessment.
and to otherwise take such steps as tn,
| cnarter provides in the making and collect
ing OF such assessments by the CITY treas
urer and the forwarding of a certified cop,
to the county auditor of uncollected assess
ments In that district and that resolutio,
to this effect be drawn.
Carried.
The clerk of the Municipal Court submit
ted report of all fines collected in saie
court during the week ending January 16
1909.
Moved and supported that the report O
the clerk OF the municipal court be return
ed tor signature by the clerk.
Carried.
The Park Board. by it's secretary. submit
ted communication to the council relativ,
to the renewing of action relative to tn,
purchase of Lots to g. Block 43, for cit,
Park Purposes.
Moved and supported that the conmuu
ication be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
sJoseph Ahearn petitioned the council TO
steps to be taken to have the wires belong
ing to the Virginia Light Il Water Compa
ny and the Mesaba Telephone Compan,
placed no less than 30 feet over streets i,
the city.
Moved and supported that the co.nuuu
ication be referred to the com mmittee::..o,
streets alleys and sewers.
Carried.
The committee ON fire and fire denart
nent requested a recess of five .ninute
| which was granted by the president.
The president called the council:to orde,
Council Chamber. City of Virginia, Mimi
January 49, l909
Resolution No. 5, 1902,
Resolution granting a license to sell in
toxicating liquors to Joseph Spreitzer.
By Alderman El,nquist.