The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-17

Mcneil. Mattson. Weber. MI. Presidents.
Absent-Eln1Quist,S Smith, Gillmor-S
Reading minutes of previous meeting.
Moved and supported that the minutes
be approved as read.
Carried.
| Alderman Elmquist takes his seat in
the council.
owners of property abutting on Central
| Avenue. from Poplar street to Hickory
street submitted a petition for the paving
of Central Ave, desiring this to be done
not later than the year 1910
Moved and supported that the petition
be referred to the committee on streets
alleys and sewers.
Carried.
The petition relative to the sale of bad
meats in the city was on the clerks desk
and up for consideration at this meeting
and ageneraIdiscussion was entered into
by parties interested and no further action
was taken on the petition.
Moved and supported that the Board of
Health be instructed to establish a city
slaughter house at some proper place in
the limits of the city with power to make
all arrangements necessary and that this
committee report at the next regular
meeting.
| Carried.
| A letter from L. N. Osborn relative to the
| appointing bv the council of reporter for
municipal court and providing fora salary
for such official was presented and read.
The communication was accepted and
ordered filed.
Moved and supported that a warrant be
drawn in favor of American Exchange
Bank in the sum of $50 90. for the payment
of Warrant No. z of Sewer District No &C.
due Sept. IA, 1909, this to be paid out of
the sewer fund. also a warrant on the
general fund for the payment of interest
on this warrant for one year at 6qb and
amounting to $500.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the clerk be
| instructed to issue warrant on the First
National Bank in the sum of $69.O6, the
! Same being for interest on the Cemetery
sidewalk warrant No. issued Sept. IA, 1903
and that the same be paid out of the gen.
eral fund.
Carried.
City engineer Johnson submitted an es-
innate of the amount due H. L. Bartlett
Company for the work performed on
cement curb and gutter and crossing, the
same amounting to $141aa9.
Moved and supported that the engineers
estimate, on the amount due the contractor
for the curb and gutter construction be
accepted and the amount named in the
estimate be allowed and a resolution
drawn ordering the payment of the same.
! Carried.
The clerk of the Municipal Court reported
fines collected in that court for the week
ending Sept Z, 1909, and amounting to
$500.
Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
II. O. Johnson applied for a permit to use
a portion of Beech street in exavating for
| a basement in Lots and 10, Block No. SO
and submitted a bond in the sum of $4,000
naming Z. Christopherson and Harry
Osterberg as sureties.
Moved supported that the permit be
granted. the bond accepted and after
approval by the mayor ordered filed.
Carried.
| Meat inspector Chalmers. submitted his
report the week ending September II. 1903.
| Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed and to he con-
tanned in these proceedings.
Carried.
! Virginia, Mimi.
September 7th, 19Oo
To the Honorable City Council. of Virginia.
Gentlemen
The following is my report of the week
ending Sept. Z, of the inspection of the
| meat markets of your city and Mountain
Iron.
Staff Market e1@-O.K.
| " 5000 X.
" $780, X. for meat
but ordered to clean.
Virginia Neat Co.. a1a9-O. X.
5000. X. for meat
50 lbs Lake Trout condemned.
Virginia Meat Co., 97e-1 100 lbs sausage
trimminGs.
Wirkus a1p-O.K.
| 1900. X.
| 1900. X.
Cash Meat Market 910e-O. K.
a3oe-O.K
| 1900. K
Booths Market e1@-o.K.
| $500. X.
| 97@-O.K.
Mesaba Market a1-0e-O. X.
| $500. X.
| 9-70e- -& 1bs Salomia
| sausage.
Cofeys Market ale-o.K.
5000. X.
97-e-O.K.
Wholesale.
Macbeth 4 Gardner elos-o.K.
e3Oe-O.K.
970e-O.K
(Mountain Iron Minneeota.)
Mt. Iron Store andlCharmolia & Chormolia,
$500. X. both stores.
Respectfully Submitted.
| T.P. CHALMERS,
Meat Inspector.
Owners of property in the vicinity Of Lot
1s, Block q, entered protest against the
nnsanitary condition of these premises
and asked the council for relief.
Moved and supported that the petition
be accepted aud ordered filed.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the health
officer take immediate steps to abate all
nuisances now maintained by parties not
connected with the sanitary sewer on the
system abutting in District No, 2 and have
the same connected unless there Il shown
to him good reason for postponing action.
Carried. -:
Moved and supported that ]. Goldstein
be granted . license for the balance Of the
season for the sale Of fruits, ETC., and that
o. account q hiG financial circumstances
tie Hcen0e fee BE poetpoaed subject 70 tie
diesEssses q the ecsunciL
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