The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-01-13

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forwarded from the bureau to the clerk sas
to population of this CITY, the latest tele-
gram stating that the population was 10,473,
Moved and supported that the kilograms
and all papers in this connection be &C
cepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
A letter from the state board of control
stated that for lookup purposes they would
recommend shower bath as being super
ior to the regular bath tub and desired to
hear from the council on>the subject.
The matter was referred to the committee
on city property and buildings for one
week.
A receipted statement for cement work
done on Central avenue, AUDITING on block
102. Second Addition, was referred to the
committee on streets. alleys and sewers
for investigation.
The clerk submitted an itemized account
of all liquor licenses issued and paid for
between July LIST, 1910, and Jan. LIST, 1911. the
same amounting to $12,5O0.OO. on which the
city is requested to pay 900 to the state
toward support of the inebriate hospital
and the matter was referred to the city
attorney as to legality of payment.
Moved and supported that the applica-
tons for licenses to sell milk and cream to
the Virginia Store Co. and Sander Koskela
be granted and that the check of the health
officer for $500 be turned over to the city
treasurer and that the health officer be in
structed to issue city certificates.
Carried.
The clerk CT the municipal court reported
fines collected in that court for the week
ending Dec. 81. 1910, the same amounting
to $98.60.
Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
The meat inspector submitted reports OF
inspections of hotels, bakeries, grocery
stores and meat markets. for the week end.
| ing Jan. 3rd. 1911. and the same was accept
ed and ordered filed.
| The financial statement of the city clerk
for the month ending January LIST. 1911. was
read and accepted and ordered filed as was
also the report for the same period submit
ted by the city treasurer.
The Virginia park board made applica
ton to the council for vacation of Cherry
street, between blocks and Is, beginning
at the western terminus of the Duluth
Missabe & Northern Railway Company
tracks and extending through Cherry
street and the west side of Central avenue
also the alley running north and south in
blocks and Is and the alley running east
and west, beginning at the western term
mus of the Duluth. Missabe & Northern
Railway tracks and the alley extending
north and south in block g. all being in
Anderson's Third Addition to Virginia.
The petition stated reasons why the DarA
board desired to have the vacation effected
and that further proceedings be taken az
is required by the city charter in vacation
proceedings.
The president grants recess of ten min
utes for the purpose of looking over the
map submitted with the petition and in
dicating by red lines the land to be vacat
ed.
The president calls the council to order.
Moved and supported that the petition o.
the Virginia park board be accepted and
ordered filed and that the city clerk be
directed to give notice by publication &C
co1dinR to the charter and according to the
notice as drawn by the city attorney.
Carried.