Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-06-10

mittee was Instructed to investigate
the case and report. In the meantime,
as it is claimed that she is unable
to realize anything on the property
or policy for life sustenance, an order
tor IS was ordered made. out for her.
The street commissioner payroll, IN
the sum Of t223. 79, was allowed, and
on account of lack OF funds the re-
mainder OF the bills were laid on the
table
The sprinkling assessment was
approved.
A. A. Fueger and Jos. Meaved were
granted liquor licenses, their bonds
furnished by them being approved.
Justice Randall's report. with
receipt for 81 attached, was accepted.
As Poundmaster Robbins had not
qualified as dog catcher and had
sizniiied his unwillingness to act as
such. Camille ste. Marie was given
the appointment.
The j. u. Bourassa barn matter was
reconsldered at this meeting, and MIR.
Bourassa granted q permit to repair
same, it having been found on in.
vestlgation that 1T had not been fifty
per cent burned.
The board of public works report on
the building of several cross walks in
different parts Of the city, approving
same. was received and approved.
j. e. Burial called the attention of
the city fathers to few matters
Mayor Moeglein presented the Case
of Mrs Freisiglnger, who was recently
returned from the state hospital at
Fergus Falls and whom neither
daughters or sons seem to want to
care for her, and the city dads decided
to send her to Staples, with an
attendant, and placed in the care Of
her son, Hubert Freisinger.
The council refused to extend aid to
Mrs. johnson, onsthe grounds that her
son in. law was we'll able to take care
of her. It also cut of the aid 1t has
been extending to Mrs. Robbins, as
she has some grown-up children who,
1t was figured, were well able to help
earn bread for the family.
The council approved the reports of
the board of public works,-in which
1t rejected the petition of A. B.
Trezbiatowskl, Paul Lemanczik, Anna
Jendro and the Little Falls Water
Power company for sidewalk in
Thayer's addition running from
Broadway along the east side of Third
street southwest to Second avenue,
and the petition of L. H. Dewey and
Hubert Muncy for walk along Broad
way west to Pine Grove park, on the
grounds that these improvements were
not necessary at this time and that
the abutting property would not be
benefited to the extent of the damages
that would be incurred in putting
them Inland rejected both petitions.
The street committee was given the
power to purchase about forty-five
loads Of gravel.
The condition of the trestle walk on
Second street southeast, just north
of the Schleusener property, was
brought to the attention Of the city
fathers, and although some suggestion
was male that the place he filled in,
it was decided to repair same, it
being found unfeasible to make the
fill at the present time.
| The street commissioner was In
structed to notify Roadmaster Austin
Grimes of the condition Of several Of
the railroad crossings on the old main
line of the Northern Pacific which are
badly in need of repair.
DR.. Ct. Nj. A. Fortier, whose tern
as city physician had just expired
was re. elected.
The fire committee was given power
to act in the matter of giving tn
towers at the West side hose hous,
and the Fourth ward hose house ,
coat of painting, which it was statet
was badly in need of same.
Alderman KoslosKy asked that ,
sign be put up in Pine Grove parl
warning parties not to cut down O.
lin1ure any of the trees, etc., IN tn
park. The matter was left to th,
park committee with power to act.