The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-10-21

Chestnut street. his bond of $AU.W, signed
by d. n. Mckenzie and Gust Nelson was
accepted and ordered filed after the APP
prevail of the mayor.
Jereissati Brothers applied for permit to
erect and maintain an electrical sign in
front of their building at No. ga Chestnut
street, submitting a diagram of the sign
| and the manner in which it is proposed to
have the sign fastened to the building, also
| check for 500 for the inspectors fee.
Moved and supported that the permit be
granted subject to the approval of the sign
| as to wiring by the electric inspector and
| that the 500 be turned over to the city
treasurer
Carried.
The meat inspector submitted a report of
his inspections to the week ending October
18th, 1910 and the same was upon motion
duly carried. accepted and ordered filed.
The First National Bank submitted
$40 OU.W surety bond in the matter of the
Bank being appointed as one of the city de
positories on May oath. 1910, naming the
American Surety Company Of New York as
surety.
| Moved and supported that the bond be
accepted and filed after approval of the
mayor and CITY attorney.
Moved and supported that the city clerk
be authorized to issue a warrant on the city
treasurer in the sum of $1,000, in favor of
Mayor HnwkinSOn. the same to be funds
for the mayors contingent fund and that
the mayor he authorized to donate this
| amount towards the fire sufferers in the
Rainy Lake region in behalf of the fire Suf-
ferers.
Carried.
fines collected in that court for the week
ending October >th. 1910. the same amount
ing to 1910.
Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
The city engineer submitted in writing
his approval of the new roadway to meet
| the Mud Lake road and recommended that
the plan of the new road be approved and
that the old roadway through the mill
yard be discontinued.
Moved and supported that the report of
the city engineer on the new roadway be
accepted and ordered filed
Carried.
H. l.. Bartlett Company in a Con,nuniCa-
ton asked that they be relieved of the re-
Sponsibility for any bond relative to their
paving contract of 1910, except the Construc
ton bond and requested that the city
notify the American Bonding Company to
this effect
The matter was referred to the city attOr
ney.
The city clerk was authorized to issue
warrants on the city treasurer in payment
of interest on improvement warrants as
follows:
l. Sewer District No. !. due Oct. 10. 1910. $72 o.
American Exchange Bank. warrant No.
2 and 3. Sewer Dist. No. l. due oct. d, 1910,
$45.79.
American Exchange Bank. warrant No.
!. pest house construction. due oct. IL. 1910.
$780,
First National Bank, warrant No. !, Sewer
Dist. 3H, due Oct. IL, 1910. $4O.24.
First National Bank. warrant No. l. Sewer
Dist. No. !. Wyoming Ave. due oct. -. 1910
s72.37.
The CITY attorney submitted the third
proposed form of a franchise to telephone
company and upon request the same was
given it's first reading.
The city attorney presented an ordinance
relating to weights and measures and the
same was given its first reading.
The city engineer reported as to the water
hole in block No. 3. North Side Addition.
recommending that storm sewer be con-
:'ected with this location and empty into
Virginia Lake, also that this addition must
sooner or later have a sewer system benefit
that as far as the trench was dug for the
same that the sewer pipes could be laid in
the same trench and then proceed on to
Lake Boulevard and then down to Ohio
avenue to connect with the main sewer
Moved and supported that the city en-
aineer be instructed to prepare plans and
specifications for storm sewer for that por-
ton of the North Side Addition referred to
and also for sanitary sewer for the North
Side Addition.
Carried.