The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-09-20


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The president appointed Alder
men NOLAN and McGhee. as tellers.
The ballot was spread and the re-
suit was declared as follows:
Z" Conrad Mattson, 4. ~.
John Michan, l.
Matt Kostainsek. l.. ...=~>
AL. Staff, /. -~ :. ~.
The president declared NO choice.
Moved and supported that q
formal ballot be taken for appoint
ment Of alderman of the Second
ward.
Carried.
Thesballot was spread and the re-
suit was as follows:
Conrad Mattson. 4.
AL. Staff, 2.
Matt. Kostainsek, /.
The president declared. no choice.
Moved and supported that a Sec
ond formal ballot be taken on this
appointment.
Carried.
The ballot was spread and the re-
suit was as follows:
Conrad Mattson. 4.
AL. Staff, 3. -,
The president declared no choice.
Moved and supported that the
third formal ballot be taken on this
appointment.
Carried.
The ballot was spread and the re-
suit was as follows:
Conrad Mattson, 4.
AL. Staff, 3.
Moved and supported that the
council proceed with the regular
order Of business and that the ap-
pointment Of an alderman Of the
Second ward be deferred until next
regular meeting.
Carried.
A petition signed by property
owners, residents and tax payers was
presented to the council requesting
that some action be taken to remedy
the practice Of having roof drains
connected with the sanitary sewer
as the fact that the roof drains are
connected with this small sewer rem.
ders the same inadequate. to perform
It's regular work.
Moved and supported that the pc.
titfon be referred to the committee
on streets.
Carried. -.
The, clerk of the municipal court
reported fines and costs collected in
that court for the week ending Sept
7th, 1912, and amounting tc
1855. The report was accepted
and ordered filed. !
The application Of Herman Fra.
5ola to transfer his liquor license tc
Richard Hill was referred to the
license committee. e. r :.>.. =,
sMoved and supported that the
salary of A. r. Benson as superin.
tendent of construction of the new
library building, at 10000 pei
month for July and August, 1912, be
allowed and ordered paid. 49,:
Carried.
Moved and supported that the
third approximate estimate as sub.
mitted by A. F.. Benson, superin.
tendent Of construction of the new
library building, in favor of Mac.
Leod and Smith in the sum Of S.,
098.10 be allowed and ordered pait
and the city clerk instructed to issue
an order In the above amount.
Carried. :,
The meat inspector reporting TO,
the week ending Sept. 10th, 1912
reported that the meat markets
hotels. bakeries and groceries were
in good condition and thefreport was
accepted and ordered filed.
Moved and supported that the
matter of looking up the payments
for construction Of sanitary sewer
connections in premises where the
parties are unable to place in the
fixtures themselves can be paid for
in five equal payments, be referred
to the city attorney for report.
Carried.
Moved and supported the street
committee make tour of the North
Side Addition and ascertain the pro-
per locations for new sidewalk 80
AZ to secure free mail delivery for
this addition and report.
Carried.
Moved and supported the dog
catcher be empowered to employ an
assistant At the rate of $500 per
month.
Carried.
Moved and supported the city
clerk be instructed to write to War
rem Brothers company and ascertain
from this company what time the
company expects to complete its
paving contract in this city.
Carried.
Moved and supported the city
clerk be- instructed to advertise for
a sufficient number of 20 gallon
garbage cans. to be made up &C.
cording to the specifications of the
80 gallon garbage cans now In use
in the city with the exception of
the numbers on the cans.
Carried.
Savolainen Brothers desired to
have permission to erect q standard
for large electric clock in front of
their place of business at No. 224
Chestnut street and the matter was
referred to the committee on streets
with power to act. =
Moved and supported that the
matter Of construction Of white way
on Central avenue be deferred until
March 1st. 1913.
An aye and nay vote on the adop-
ton or rejection Of this motion was
requested and the result, was as
follows: = r. i.
Ayes: Aldermen Harvey, Lund-
Itrom. NOLAN, AcGhee. Coffey-5. ]
Nays: Alderman Heritage, Mr..
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