The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-06-07

council three ID PIP llcat on1 as 70 sss 10ll
milk and cream In the city and de-
sired to have authorization to Issue
the certi f1cates, as the milk inspector
had passed fayorably on the appli-
cations. 5sS Bit n ;ss .3z$ N z.
Moved and supported that the APP
plications be accepted and ordered
filed and the clerk be instructed to
notify the health officer to Issue
these certificates and the checks
turned over to the city treasurer.
Carried d ss @sS* ..s, T. /.
Property owners along the north
side of Third street, between Third
and Fourth avenues, North Side Ad-
dition, petitioned the council for six
foot board sidewalk and the same
was referred to the committee on
streets. W. -" !
Crane & Company petitioned the
council fer permit to erect and main
tain an electric sign over the COM
pany's place of business, No. 424
Chestnut street, according to the at
tached diagram. -.
Moved and supported that the per-
NIT be granted, subject to the ap-
prevail Of the electric inspector and
that the clerk notify the company
that $500 fee for inspection is re-
quired.
Carried. :~4r%
Joseph Ahearn applied for permit
to remove a story and half frame
building from lot 10, block 10, to
lot II, block II, Second Addition,
and the $4,000 bond accom-
panying this application was signed
by John Dean and Harry J. George
as sureties.
Moved and supported that the per-
NIT be granted, the bond accepted
and ordered filed after being ap-
proved by the mayor and subject to
the usual regulations as to notifica-
ton to the fire department and as
to lamps at the front and rear OF
building at night time.
Carried.
The clerk stated that the petition.
ers for sidewalk in Pillsbury and
Rooney Additions stated that the
wording of the petition to have side
walk constructed along the west side
of Fifth avenue was an error.
Moved and supported that mas.
much as an error has appeared in
the petition for sidewalk construc-
ton and presented by John A. Prince
and others, that the petition be cor
rected and a resolution drawn to con.
form to the same and presented to
the council at the next regular meet
ing.
Carried.
Chas. c.. Olson In a communication
called attention to the council to a
petition filed with the council about
year ago for nine additional lamps
in the North Side Addition and that
the request was granted with appli-
cation of lamps on Fifth street.
Moved and supported the COM
munication be referred to the COM
mittee on light and water for re-
port at the next regular meeting.
Carried.
Moved and supported that Chas
F. Berglund be appointed as assist
ant dog-catcher, poundmaster and
humane officer, and that his salary
be fixed at $4,000 per month and
that resolution be drawn and pre-
sented covering the appointment.
Carried.
The clerk of the municipal court
reported fines and costs collected in
that court for the week ending May
18th, 1872, the total amounting ia
$40.70.
Moved and supported the report
be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
The meat inspector reporting for
the week ending May 21st, 1912
reported that as to meat markets
he had condemned IS pounds of fish
of Coventry & Company, Is pounds
of fish of Booth Fishing Company,
"a pounds of fish CT H. X. Rolling
& Company, Is pounds of sausage
of Swift & Company and rs pounds
of kidneys Of Elliott & Company,
and that the hotels, bakeries and
groceries were in good condition.
Moved and supported the report
be accepted and ordered filed.
Carried.
The clerk stated that this was the
date set for the opening of propos-
ais from local banks as to depos-
tories and that on his desk were
three proposals.
Moved and supported that the pro-
posals be opened and read.
Carried.
The proposals were opened and
read and they proved to be from the
First National Bank, First State
Bank and American Exchange Bank
of Virginia and each institution
agreed to pay interest to the city at
the rate of one % per cent per
annum on all balances over $4,000
90, interest to be credited monthly
and all monies to be payable on de-
mand and that they would furnish
surety bonds or personal bonds as
may be required.
Moved and supported that the
three proposals as submitted be &C.
cepted and ordered filed and that a
resolution be drawn designating
these banks as repositories for city
funds and that surety bonds be sub
mitted in the sum of 100000
each,
Carried.
The license committee reported
that they had investigated the re-
ported violation Of the state liquor
laws as to gambling and which was
brought tothe attention of the coun-
Gil On presentation of application OF
Walter Darcy and found that the
petitioner was not implicated in any