Little Falls herald., 1913-11-14


which idea the speaker termed "fool-
ish'' as the time which the new alder
man would serve was short, and suffi-
cient sentiment would not be expressed,
he would rather that the places remain
vacant until after the spring election.
P. J. Vasaly said that he failed to
see where the sentiment in regard to
the, choice of aldermen has been gen.
orally sounded and thought that it was
certainly very proper that the voters
be given the right to suggest by ballot,
their choice of aldermen. ,~.:.
If a selection has to be made, Jos.
Bastein favored voting by the ward,
otherwise let the matter rest until
spring. M II.
There was nothing said as to the
TWO men nominated, but simply on the
matter Of procedure. -, -,
Upon motion of Alderman Loucks
it was decided to leave the matter un-
ii: the regular election, but that upon
Ietition of the voters of the Second
ward, special election be held to I'll
the vacancies. -. d. d. .zs:,...- - 4, u, !.
When the alderman election affair
had been settled Alderman Kahher
asked the president of the council il
tho papers which had been drawn up
between himself and r. Janski to pro-
ublt the employ Of J.:@J. Kunza or
Dave Carlson iassthe White 'FRONT.' zsa-
doom, were to be personal matter be-
tween himself and these men, or If It
would be shouldered by the council,
az he had no wish to have it q personal
matter whether honorable or ..tishon-
orable. He said that if the affair was
to be q personal one he would ask that
t),r, papers be destroyed. -
,~Th<. president states that as the pa
pers had not been read to the council
nor vote taken on them, and that
some of the aldermen knew nothing Of
the contents of the document, the rul-
ii'g Of the chair could be none other
that that the matter was personal
at1ai- between DR.. Kaliher and F.
Janaki in order to satisfy his vote on
the granting of the LICENSE. It could,
however, be made matter IF the
council upon a majority vote Of the
members, he said. Alderman Kaliher
stated that the agreement had gone the
rounds Of the council and he thought
that all had read it and were of the
same opinion.
Alderman Loucks and Parshall stated
that they had read the agreement and
that they were in favor Of it and
would support Alderman Kaliher in the
matter. Alderman LaFond stated that
he was not present at the meeting when
the agreement was drawn up 60 that
he knew nothing about It.
Mr. Kaliher said he refused to be
made the goat in the matter by the
president and that what he had done
in the matter was done through sug-
gestion from citizens and for the good
of the community. Later he agreed
that the president ruling was ab-
sclutely fair. .S., .. ..s
No action was taken by the council
H. the matter.
As the council was about to adjourn
Alderman Kaliher produced propos-
cd ordinance. which would require the
removal of. all telephone, telegraph,
light and power poles, cables ami wir-
ing, all sign posts, brackets or other
devices from the streets Of Little Falls
where the white way posts have been
installed. He said that a number of
citizens had suggested. the removal Of
the poles, wires, sign posts and other
standards which occupy the walks be-
tween the white way posts which cause
poor distribution Of light, He asked
that the ordinance be given it's first
reading and q vote taken. H. l. ID. =s.5s
President Hall suggested that the or
dinance be laid over to 4 future meet
ing, 80 that the matter could be
looked into and not rushed through, as
il would mean an expenditure of Z
great deal Of money to the companies
concerned. Upon: motion the ordinance
vas left until the next regular month
y meeting. ~. j &, : e., ,..s d. 4.
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4 windows at city hall ,-...... $7.20
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