Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-03
id TWO POSTS TO WAITnWAY
DoUNCIL ALSO ALLOWS BILL FOR
FIRST STREET SEWER IN SUM B
OF $1,675.O0 (.

8A resolution was passed ordering the
Of two ornamental posts. on
First avenue southeast between First
.aN Second street, providing the walks
syRre built to comply with the require
gn1srts Of the original resolution in
stHlling the white way. There still re-
|Mxins piece Of walk to be built at
tlNs place and another piece of walk is
En8 Of standard width.
s..rhe matter Of providing place in
which to dry the hose after fires was
IlesN to the building committee for in
YEstig cation. Considerable trouble has
hger experienced with this during the
past few years as the wet hose cannot
bS left on the rack outside of the city
hal during the cold winter months and
|tM space in the city hall is inadequate.
The street commissioner payroll Of
$1as IS was allowed. He was au-
mare on the improvement Of the Pierz
road. ..... ss%e.
Alderman Loucks brought up the
matter Of having railing put in at the
west approach Of the Broadway bridge.
YAls matter was left IN the hands of
the street committee with power to
aGt. b.
t!he application Of Noah H. White for
a license was brought up for hearing
bnt was adjourned to Tuesday evening,
pending the receipt Of recommends
tipDs from the authorities in Rhine
lander, Wis, where he had previously
engaged in the saloon business. At
the Tuesday evening meeting he was
given license by unanimous vote, the
committee having received recommeda-
tions from the mayor, chief -of-police
and others at his former residence.
Alderman Loucks, chairman of the
committee was appointed to inspect the
bills of the Transcript Publishing COM
pany and the Herald Printing company
for the publishing Of the proposed
charter Of this city, reported that the
bills had been inspected and found to
be right. Both bills were allowed, the
b;ll Of the Transcript Publishing com
panv in the sum of $627 and that of
the Herald Printing company for
$31? so. ..-.-
i sLaEond & Arendt were granted a
.1iititiof license, with Sam LaFond and
,A,,Simonet as sureties. .sSz &S-
The 1aW suit Of Mrs. Katherine Mar
shall vs.. the City Of Little Falls was
real and ordered filed with the city
clerk. The suit is for damages alleged
to have been sustained in fall on
cement walk on the West side.
Street Commissioner LaFond was in
structed to see that the Wilczek scales
OH Second street and Second avenue
southwest were removed, as they are in
a state Of decay.
o;% a. h inA
from the state game and fish COM
deer in the Pine Grove park.
The committee appointed to inspect
the street sprinkhng assessment re-
and it was confirmed. 4: Il >
\ lease between the city and Victor
Olson for the fire station in the Fourth,
Ward was accepted by the council: The
lease was delayed for several weeks
owing to provisions of the lease which
were left out.
The city clerk was instructed to send
a copy Of the city chatter, ordinances
and financial reports of this city to the
secretary Of the Extension Division Of
the University Of Minnesota.
The street committee was instructed
to see that the sidewalk on Third ave-
nue. between Fifth and Sixth streets
near the N. P. railroad crossings are
REPAIRED.
The city attorney was instructed to
have the injunction proceedings Of
Mayor johnson VS.. the City of Little
Falls made permanent.
The council met again Wednesday
evening to: receive the specifications