The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-06-02

Carried.
The finance committee reported in writ
ing as to findings and suggestions con
tanned in the experts report in his audit Of
the city books. the report dealing in in
structions to the various city officials as tC
fees and monthly reports.
Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed, and that the
clerk be instructed to notify those officials
to comply with the charter in the matter
of monthly reports and inventories.
Carried.
The health board, reporting on applica
tons for appointment as meat inspector
recommended the appointment of w. J.
Lenertz for the position:
Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
W. o. Snyder, in communication. asked
the council to consider the various rates
as named in the communication and which
are being charged by the light and water
company for water, naming about thirty
consumers on Larch and Sage streets.
The communication was accepted and
ordered filed
Moved and supported that the conmun-
ication of W. o. Snyder relative to water
rates charged at various places as named
in Mr.. Snyder's communication be referred
to the city attorney, and that if overcharg-
es are found that he notify the light and
water company to correct the same accord
ing to the list submitted.
| Carried.
The city attorney was instructed to draft
an ordinance regulating the fee to be
charged street fakirs and to regulate the
same.
Chas. Berglund submitted his resigna-
ton as assistant humane officer and pound
master. and the same was accepted and
ordered filed.
Chas Berglund made application to be
appointed assistant humane officer and
poundnlaster.
| Moved and supported that the applica-
ton be accepted and that Mr.. Berglund be
appointed to the position and that his sal
airy be fixed at 90 per month. and that a
resolution be drawn covering the transac-
| ton.
! Carried.
IL. NJ Osborn, in a lengthy Com1nunica-
ton relative to sewer assessments as ap-
praised by the board of appraisers in 1910
and stating that the assessments in some
cases were listed in lump assessment
against several lots and that a client of his
desired to pay his sewer assessment on
lot e. block 1O3, Second Addition, and that
it is impossible for the auditor to accept
the same because the assessment is mixed
up with other property.
Moved and supported that the Comnluni-
cation be accepted and ordered filed and
that the finance committee take up the
matter of adjusting these assessments.
Carried
Petitions were made for construction OF
sidewalks along the following described
property:
On the west side of First avenue along
block TO- North Side Addition; along the
east side of Third avenue, from the south
end of block y. to the northeast corner O.
block 1, North Side Addition; along the
north side of Second street between ThirC
and Fifth avenues North Side Addition.
The petitions were referred to the com
nittee on streets. alleys and sewers
Frank l1eikkala made application for
liquor license at IA Chestnut street ant
submitted ID $4,000 surety bond.
: Moved and supported that the licens
he referred to the committee on license 70
one week.
Carried
Mcfarland & Cantrall made application,
for renewal OF their liquor license at q
Chestnut street, and submitted $4,000
surety bond
Moved and supported that the license b
granted, the bond accepted and filed afte
approval of the mayor and that d resell,
ton be drawn and presented
Carried.
K. J. Thorp. 1886 Chestnut street and H.
Mueller, 313 Chestnut street. both apple
for liquor license and submitted $4,000
surety bonds.
The clerk stated to the council that onl
one of these licenses should be granted, a
the limit of fifty six saloons would be file
thereby.
Attorney George Shea appeared for H. F
Mueller and stated his side of the case re
alive to the removal of the license at 8
Chestnut street.
Moved and supported that the apple:
ton for liquor license of r. J. Thorp +
granted, the bond accepted and after al
proval by the mayor ordered filed, and thu
resolution be drawn and presented.
Carried.
L. J. Pocket and T. D. Mckenzie applie
for permit to remove building belon
ing to Benz. Milavetz on Maple street to II
premises of DR.. C. w. Miller on Wyomin
avenue. presenting $4,000 bond and nan
ing J. A. Hazelcamp and Mrs. Margar
Farr as sureties.
Moved and supported that the permit
granted. the bond accepted and ordere
filed after approval of the mayor and cit
attorney.
Carried.
Miss Jessie Mcneil. of the munich
court, reported that she had ompleted II
indexing of the cases for the past fe
years. and presented statement for $780,
The account was referred to the comm
tee on finance.
The clerk of the municipal court report.
fines and costs collected in that court +
amounting to $3.50 and the costs amour
ing to $3.50, making total of SSl,4O for II
week.
Moved and supported that the report
be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
The clerk stated that this was the da
set for the opening and considering ii
proposals for the doing of cement curb a,
gutter, alley crossings and cement sir
walks and catch basins for the season 10
and after reading the advertisement
proposals as published in the official nan
according to the charter. stated that on h
desk were three proposals.
Moved and supported that the proposa
be opened and read
Carried.
The proposals were opened and nrova1