The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-16
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

ed covereing the granting Of these Ii
censes.
The ordinance creating sewer district
No. 4 was given its second reading.
= An ordinance creating sewer district
Anderson Third Addition to Virginia,
was given it's first reading.
The First National Bank presented
100000 surety bond for city depository
and the same was accepted and ordert,
filed after being approved by the mayor
and city attorney.
Applications were, presented for ciga-
rette licenses together with $500 check
Moved and supported that this matter
be referred to the city attorney for pro-
per action.
Property owners on Pine street petit
toned the council for the paving of
these two blocks with some suitable ma
terial and the same was referred to the
Property owners on Oak street, be-
tween Mesaba and Railroad avenues, pc
titioned the council for construction OF
a four inch water main and the petition
and water.
The city attorney presented a COM
munication in answer to his letter TO the
ing of liquor license fee when the liquor
license has been revoked and applying
specifically to the Patrick Sullivan IL
Moved and supported that the com
assistant attorney general be accepted
and ordered filed.
A letter from the Railroad and Ware
house commission relative; to Great
Northern passenger service between this
city and Hibbing was accepted and or
Moved and supported that the city
clerk ascertain from the local Great
Northern Railroad company's agent If
discontinued between this city and Hib-
bling and if so ask an explanation Of
the matter from the Railroad ana Ware
house commission.
The city engineer submitted check
Of $500 in payment of the survey of two
lot lines in the city. The same was &C. &C;
turned over to the city treasurer.
Property owners on the west side Of
Third avenue from Fifth street to Eighth
council for Board sidewalk along this
thoroughfare. The same was referred to
the committee on streets.
corner Of Seventh street and Third ave
nue. of ROoneys Addition petitioned the
council for an arc lamp and the same
was referred to the water and light COM
mittee.
The report of the clerk of the mu-
nicipal court reported fines and costs COL
:ected in that court for the week ending
May 3rd 1918, amounting to $l72.S5. The
fled
The meat inspectors report for the
week en SnG o Nay Sth ls1 was read
The report of the poundmaster stating
that he had collected $500 at the pound
for the month Of April, 1913, was read,
Martin Moe made applica ton to the
council to be allowed to enlarge a frame
building at the rear of No. sos Chestnut
street to a size l4x1oxS, promising to
council so desires and the same was re-
erty and buildings and city attorney.
| return of their certified check of $4,000
| which was deposited as guaranty OF
good faith on proposal of light ano water
bond, this request coming through a let
attorney in the light and water matter.
Moved and supported that the certified
check of Bolger, Mosser & Willaman be
| mendation of the special city attorney be
| carried out.
Carried.
rritchler Electric company, submitted a
proposition for decorating the standards
| for the white way systems stating that
! the red. white and blue effect would. be
very pleasing and the proposition was
| water.
VIM. Bazinet desired information rel
atye to- exclusive e, rights to conduct
same was upon motion duly supported
ana carried laid on the table.
Property owners residing in blocks
and H. protested in a communication
any. dog or cattle pound as is being Great
ed in the vicinity of these blocks
Moved and supported that the petition
| be accepted and ordered filed.
The Mesaba Railway company. sub.
mitte6 letter attached to a resolution
which this company desires to have
ilege. of constructing a branch of ~
curving east from it's tracks on Wyoming
| avenue or any other street to be desig:
mated by the council and the matter was
referred to the committee on streets ane
Alderman Mattson of the Second ward
The clerk stated that this was the date
set IN his advertisement to receive pro
pOsals on electric blue print machine fol
the city engineers Office and that he hac
received two proposals.
Moved and supported that the proposals
I'M the hands of the city clerk be opened
| and read.
Carried
The proposals were opened and rea6
pany. Minneapolis. and J. $. Ray ( Com.
' Moved ' and supported that the pro.
posals be referred to the city enginee,
/
buildings for Investigation and report.
The clerk stated that this was the date
| set in his advertisement to receive pro.
posals on a cement testing machine TO,
| the city engineers Office an6 that he had
received one proposal.
Moved and supported that the pro.
posal In the hands of the city clerk be
oP earried and read.
The proposal was opened and read and
| proved to be from Fairbanks Morse com.
pany OF st. Paul, the same quoting prices
on several different machines AND price
on accessories for use in connection
Herewith.
Moved and supported the proposal be
| referred to the council as committee
Of the whole for investigation and re.
! port
Carried
The vice president granted recess fol
| both committees and council to consider
the proposals.
! vice president.
The clerk stated that this was the 6ate
set to receive proposals on the furnishing
| Of lumber to the city for the year 1918
and that on his desk was one proposal
/ Moved and supported that the proposal
in the hands Of the city clerk be opened
and read. =
Carried. =
The proposal was opened and read and
proved to be from the Virginia E Rainy
Lake company, the same quoting pricef
in accordance with the dimensions men.
toned In the proposal. -
Moved and supported that the PROPOSE
Of the virginia & Rainy Lake company
be accepted and ordered fled and 4 con.
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