The Virginia enterprise., 1909-02-05
ming at the intersection of the
south of Chestnut Street and
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~ direction along the Lake Boulevard and
to include all of Block e. q snd that part
of Block 40 bounded Cd the North BY Lake
Boulevard. ON the West. by New Eneland
Avenue, on the south by the first alley
so,,fh of Lake Boulevard and the eaet by
Ohio Avenue. (Said patrol limits to be
confined 70 Lake Boulevard and Ohio Ave
"ue vnis between the points Qesl- 1atedl
Moved and supported that the petition be
accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
Alderman Laviolette requests the read
ing of an Ordinance to amend Section One
of An ordinence establishing the patrol
limits and regulating the sale of intoxicat-
ing liquors therein"
The ordinance was read by the clerk the
same being deemed it's first reading.
A recess was granted by the president.
The council was called to order by the
president.
E. s. Radcliffe. architect. and who was
instructed to draw plans of the proposed
changes in the lower floor of the city hall
building. was present with the plans and
after careful perusal of the plans Mayor
Hawkinson submitted the following recon-
mendations as to the proposed change in
the building to the council:
To the City Council.
Gentlemen: would recommend that the
northern portion of the present city hall be
extended flush with the allev. thus giving
room for a second row of cells as provided
in the present plans and which would also
give ample room for the proposed district
Judge and deputy county clerk. on the
second floor of the building. This plan
would also create sufficient room for a
council committee room, city clerk. city
attorney and city treasurer's Offices. and
provide separate room for ladies cells
just off the Jail
would also recommend the doing away
with the toilet and wash stand now locat-
ed on the second floor and that a special
room for these purposes be provided on
the lower floor of the building.
Respectfully submitted.
A. HAWK1sON.
Mayor
Moved and supported that the matter Of
the changes in the city hall building and
also the mayors recommendations be re-
ferred to the committee on city property
and buildings.
Carried.
Joseph Ahearu and others petitioned the
council for permits to remove certain
buildings from the Commodore Mine Loca-
ton to locations in this city. but as the
applications for permits were combined in
one paper and with no bonds accompany
ing the specific applications. the city clerk
so informed the city council.
Moved and supported that the several
permits for the removal of buildings from
the Commodore Mine to this city be grant
ed. subject to the proper filing of applica-
tons and bonds in each instance.
Carried.
written designations were received by
the council from Ellis Walsh. chief of
police. Eli "aki. JIG. Fredrickson. w. E.
Lyons and VIM. Mclean. Datrolmen.
Moved and supportedtthat the: resiRna-
tions be accepted and that the..:.commun-
ication be ordered filed.
Carried.
Written designations were read from the
James Stickney L. r. Mason. Walter Sv.
F. W. Goehring. Fred Anthony. Henry Ole
and Ed. Larson,
Moved and supported that the resiGna-
tions be accepted and that the cornnlun-
ications be ordered filed.
Carried.
Moved and supported that this meeting
adjourn until eight o'clock a. M. January
9th, 1909.
Carried.
ALBERT E. BICKFORD.
City Clerk.
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Council (.ha,nher C;<v If VIRGINIA. Minn
g. January n, 1909.
Regular-Adjourned Meeting.
Council called to order by the President
at $3.50 a. m.
Roll call
Present. Observation-Disclosures EimQuist.
Boylan. Mcneil. Mr.. Presidents.
Absent. Alderman Mattson-l.