The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1911-11-03
'ailway company.


Moved and supported that the bono
be accepted and ordered filed after being
approved by the mayor and city at
torney. 1t
Carried.
Gil for vacation Of a certain alleyway on
the east side Of lots II, % and 10, block
u, Anderson's Second addition, and that
in lieu thereof he would deed to the city
a sixteen N6) foot strip of land along the
west side Of lot ]6, block T., Anderson's
Second addition to Virginia, this petition
being accom- panied by plat showing the
alley desired to be vacated, ana showing
IN red, and the land proposed to be deed
ed to the city for alley purposes and
showing in blue.
The president granted recess that
the councilmen may examine the plat
and petition.
The council was called to oroer by the
president.
Moved and supported that the petition
OF NJ r. Guidinger Tor the vacation OF
one alley and for the dedication of an
other alley in lieu thereof, be accepted
and ordered filed and the city attorney
instructed to commence such proceedings
as is encessary to effect this change in
oadways according to the city charter
Carried
4 communication from the assistant
secretary of the treasurer's department
to Hon. G. &. Miller relative to the Vir-
GINA postoffice construction, was read
accepted and oreled filed.
Tbo citx oil stated that this
The date set for hearing of objections of
any interested parties relative to con-
domination of certain lands lying on
portion Of Crescent avenue and block H.
and a certain portion of the south emo of
Virginia Lake in the city of Virginia for
city warehouses, storage grounds for
city property for a public market place
and public park grounds.
The clerk read in full the notice of
condemnation of this property.
D. NJ. Philbin and other representa-
tives of the Great Northern Railway
company were present at the meeting
and while they stated they were not OBJ
jectors to the proposition or to the con-
demning Of lands by the city for this
purpose they thought that the city Of
ficials and the railway officials could
come together and agree on the securing
of. property necessary for this purpose
ana that both parties would be entirely
satisfied by the arrangement.
A recess was granted by the presi-
dent that the counclmen and the rail-
way officials confer together.
The council was called to order by the
president.
Moved and supported that the matter
of condemna ton of the property referred
to in the condemnation proceedings call
by publication be referred to the COM
mittee on railroads and the city engineer
for one week.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the street
commissioner be instructed to install
two inch water pipe line to the lncinera-
tor plant and to connect on the city wa
ter mains at a desired location.
Carried.
The matter of rearranging the con-
duit line leading from Chestnut street
White Way" to the switch In the alley
in the rear of lot II, bolck Is. be referred
to the light and water committee.
Carried.
The light and water committee re-
ported that the petitioners for water sup
ply in the Northside and along Ash
street, Anderson's Third addition to Vi1-
ginia, would soon be benefited by this
commodity and that work was under
way to supply these people with water.
Moved and supported that the city at
f0TnoV = tn commence con.
domination proceedings to acquire ease
ments for construction Of sewer that
had been reported laid or about to be
laid in certain portions Of the city.
Carried. 5:sass *&!