The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-07-25

Il Carried.
II letter from the state board sc health
relative Is report Of condi tion 81 the sani-
tary sever II this city aisd recommending
certain changes therein and the adoption
Of 4 sewage disposal plant and ofEering the
services of the enRineering division of the
state board OF health tlaout expense.
was read. accepted and ordered filed.
Moved and supported that the matter Of
snlacine ia adequate condition the sewer
aystem 81 the city Of Virginia be referred
to the street committee and city engineer
for report. s 81 #s
Carried. S$ s s$$s
Antoni;a Trampush at No. lis Chestnut
street and Frank Heikkila at No. 100 Cheat
nut street made application for liquor
licenses and presented the CUSTOMARY
bonds. :s (. =S:
h Moved and supported the applications be
accepted and the licenses granted and the
bonds accepted and ordered filed after be-
ing approved by the mayor and city at
torney and that separate resolutions be
drawn and presented covering the same.
Carried. - - & N 32az 52'Er ss%
r. L. Cow & Company made application
to the council for pawnbroker's license at
No. 228 Chestnut street SIS ..
Moved and supported that the license be
issued. q. r.. '.&l~ y.
Carried. -.- :,
The milk inspector reported number of
milk and cream tests during the months
of June and July. 1913 ~
Moved and supported that the report be
accepted and ordered filed and that the
milk inspector be instructed by the city
clerk to cause prosecution of the Frisco
Cafe for selling milk below the required
test.
Carried. j D..
Moved and supported that the city clerk
be instructed to transfer the shooting
gallery license of Chas Spurway from No.
IA Chestnut street to No. us Chestnut
street..
Carried.
The petition for installation of water
main in Rooney's Addition SO as to serve
the residents in blocks seven and eight in
that addition was referred to the commits
tee on light and water.
The park board complained in a COM
; munication of the existence of rats in this
city and of considerable damage being
! done and desired cooperation in extermin-
atinR the same.
Moved and supported that the matter be
referred to the health officer with authoriz-
alton to secure necessary help to rid the
city of rats.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the certified
check of Fairbanks Morse Co.. which &C.
companted it's proposal on cement testing
machine be returned to this company.
Carried.
Fire Chief Stickney submitted a report
on condition of buildings at Nos. l06 llS
and AT Chestnut street and the same was
accepted aud ordered filed.
The light and water committee reported
that it could not consistently recommend
the placing in of water mains 80 as to serve
block 3, Pillsbury Addition, until the users
of water in that block would agree to pay
for the construction according to the light
and water con,pany's franchise.
Moved and supported that the city clerk
be instructed to forward back to the peti-
TONERS the petition with the request of the
assurance of payment of the necessary
amount according to ordinance.
Carried.
The committee on streets reported favor
ably on the petition for board sidewalk on
the south side of Fourth street, between
Third and Fourth avenues,
Moved and supported that the report of
the committee be accepted aud a resolu-
ton drawn ordering in the construction of
this walk. :,lsz = ...y=s%sz
Carried. <ze@sS@ - : ,.
The street committee also reported favor
ably on construction of cement sidewalk
on the south side of Hemlock street, be-
tween Central and Wyoming avenues. and
the report of the committee was accepted
and resolution ordered drawn and pre-
scented to the council covering this trans
action.
The committee on streets reported favor
ably on the construction of cement side
walk on the east side of Cleveland avenue
from Larch street to Ash street and on the
west side of Wyoming avenue from Larch
street to Ash street and resolution was
ordered drawn and presented covering the
same.
Alderman Lundstrom, as chairman OF
the committee appointed at the last reg
ular meeting of the council to make an
appraisal of that certain portion of alley
way running north aud south In block 81,
and which is pending before the council
on petition for vacation, reported that the
appraisal price depended on whether the
council desired easement for improve
ments through this alley or whether it
should be a straight vacation.
Moved and supported that the vacation
of this alley-way be denied if the easement
is denied the city.
Ayesl Aldermen Harvey, Lupdstrorn,
McGhee. C0tfey4, 4
Nays, Aldermen Roylap, Keller, NOLAN,
Mattson. Mr., Vice Presidents.
Motion lost,
Moved aud supported that It be the sepae
of this council and instructions to the
committee to appraise the benefits if ease
mept through alley sought to be vacated
Is desired.