Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-05-31

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q light at corner Fourth street and
Fourth avenue. northeast, was laid over,
Aldermen Loucks, G. A. Carbon And
Lane being appointed q commit tee 70
investigate the matter and report at
the next meeting.
The agreement Of the Transcript
Publishing company for the city Legal
printing was accepted and bonds aH
proved. !.
Lease of the E. J. Richie lot,. cerner
of First street and Second avenue
northeast, which is used to store city
property on, was approved. :
Newman Kline g request that, in view
of the improvements made by his. com.
pany, the Northern Pacific, in the mat
ter Of sidewalks and crossings this
season, and the fact that the companye
section gangs were kept busy at this
time, the city's request for sidewalks
along the east side Of Fourth street
northeast be kept in allegiance until
next year, was granted, the city clerk
also being instructed to commend the
work the company has already done in
writing. q
An appropriation Of 500 was made
for the Fourth Of July committee to be
used for advertising purposes. +
The street commissioner was in
structed to install lO-inch corrugated
culvert on Fifth avenue and Second
street southeast. He was also instruct
ed to do the necessary work to drain
Fifth avenue and First street south
east; and to put in proper shape two
bridges on Seventh street and Eighth
avenue northeast, installing two cor
rugated culverts. ;
The matter of fixing up with cinders
| the east half of Fifth avenue northeast
between Seventh and Eighth streets 80
that wood could be hauled by teams
using the road, was left to the street
committee to investigate and report at
the next meeting of the city council. s
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to put in culverts on Eleventh street
and First avenue southwest and on
Fifth street and Broadway west. &
Alderman Loucks, chairman Of the
jail-site committee, stated that the part
of the lot just back Of the city, hall,
which it was thought be16nged TO: thA
city, Was the proper 81 of lsdames IKE
Buckman and J. A. l.. Wa1man; .stat4t
that they had seen Mrs.. Walman and
that she would be willing to make a
deal with the city for 30x4O feet of the
lot, providing she was not. put to any
expense in moving the: barn: now oc-
cupying the premises to different To-
cation, and the deal was agreeable to
r. L. Palmer who has a ten-year lease
of the hotel. By securing this lot it was
shown that the south wall of the city
hall can be utilized in the construction
of city lookup, steam heat may be had
from the city hall and it can be cared
for at much: less expense than other
wise. An effort will be made to have
the owners set a cash price ON the lot in
! question. ::>E Il
I: Bills allowed: :''>:''>: = :.
t Pine = Tree Mfg. Co.., bridge: ~
material, Little Elk road. 80. A. 60
W. r. Tourti1lotte, ticket to- !
Est; Cloud for poor: ::.l. 80. . I 40
Morrison County Lumber COM: 49,
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Morrison. County Lumber Gem ~ !.
:: pany, wood tor: city Hall 3: ]: IS
1P. ~. Blake, :netchaHdise:rtu'l',
poor !. i. ~: ~; III: Il .0p
Phil. g. Randall, city engineer 80 i
c services :,,::j .:::.ns 50
Walter Randall assisting" city ":i !
< Few bills wers iaid:oa the table fos o.
the @. K. Of the proper parties, and
will be taken up at the next meeting. /
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