The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-04-22

Gust y. Johnson and others petitioned
for six foot cement walk OH the east side
of Central avenue, between He1nlock and
Beech streets and that the proper grading
be done.
Moved and supported that the petition
be referred to the committee on streets
alleys and sewers.
Carried.
Isaac Slayton applied to the council in
writing for permit to operate a jcwelry
spindle in the city.
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted for the summer plonths.
Carried.
Gust NOreniuS made application for per
NIT to construct a 10x12 foot, metal roof
brick veneer building at the rear of Lot I
Block n, the same being in the fire limits
He also submitted a $4,000 bond, naming
Andrew Johnson and AleCk Dallln as
sureties.
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted, the bond accepted and after ap
proval by the mayor ordered filed.
Carried.
The city clerk submitted comnunica
ton to the council in which he appointed
Miss Cora Helstro1n as deputy city clerk
Moved and supported that the appoint
ment bv the city clerk of Miss Cora Hell
strom as deputy city clerk be confirmed
and that the appointment be ordered filed.
Carried.
James II. Fleming as special municipal
Judge in the absence of the Judge of the
municipal court for twenty-four days dur
ing March and April, 1910, submitted a
|
he was refused payment for his services
by the Judge and desired to have the city
make settlement, the same amounting to
$4,000
Otto A. Poirier was present at the meet
ing and he was asked to give the council
advice on this matter. He stated that his
term of office as city attorney would not
begin until May 1st and he did not feel like
taking any part in the proceedings unless
requested to by the council. in the absence
of city attorney Shea
On the above matter he stated that it is a
difficult one to settle without a thorough
research of the matter and that the coun-
Gil had best act slow.
Moved and supported that the matter be
referred to the city attorney and finance
committee for settlement.
| Carried.
| X. G. Pickering. chairman of committee
appointed by the Commercial Club to de-
wise ways and means for installing a
White Way" on Chestnut street, submit
ted a communication to the council in this
matter asking that the project be referred
to the proper committee from the council
to meet with the committee from the Com
! merCia1 Club
| Moved and Supported that the matter of
White Way" on Chestnut street be re-
ferred to the light and water committee
and this committee to act in conjunction
with the commercial club committee.
| Carried
The meat inspector submitted the follow
| ing report.
Virginia. MIMI, April IL, 1910.
10 the Honorable CITY Council of Virginia.
| Gentlemen:
The following is my report for the week
| ending April II. l visited the seven mar
kets of your city the usual number of times
and found them all in good condition; no
meat condemned. 1 would suggest that
the following changes be made and submit
report of the general condition of vo,,r
markets:
PA Coffey Market, ice box and SAUSAGE
room kept in A condition.
Mesaba Market, ice box A condition but
sausage room should be connected with
sewer and water put in.
Range Market, market ice box and saus-
age room in A condition.
Staff and Seibert's Market, market and
ice box in A condition but would suggest
that the sausage room be partitioned off
from the rest of the basement.
Leonard's and Larson's Market and ice
box in A l condition; no sausage room.
Wirzus Market, market ice box and sans
age room in A condition.
Booths Market, ice box and market
should be kept cleaner.