The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-03-07

Moved and supported that the several
proposals as read by the clerk be re-
ferTed to the finance committee, mayor.
Attorneys Fesler and Morgan =
The president excused the members Of
the finance committee, who in company
with the rest sof this bond conference
committee. secured from the clerk the
proposals and held a consultation on
the bond matter in the committee room
on the first floor Of the city hall.
Leander. Kuoppala at No. 40 Chestnut
street and Harry Gillian at No. 1872
Chestnut street, applied for renewal of
liquor licenses5;at these locations.
Moved and supported that the licenses
be granted, the bonds accepted and or
dered filed after being approved by the
mayor and city attorney and that res
olutions be drawn covering the trans
actions.
Carried +
Andrew Johnson applied to the council
for transfer of his liquor license No. 500
at No. AN Chestnut street to T. J. Camp
bell and Mr. Campbell submitted a new
bond for the unexpired term.
Moved and supported that the transfer
he granted, the bond accepted and or
| dered filed after being approved by the
mayor and city attorney and that a
| resolution be drawn covering the same.
Carried.
Jim Pangalos applied to the council
for permit to peddle peanuts, ice cream
cones and popcorn by wagon throughout
| the city and to use a part of the side
walk adjoining Landrigan & Darcy sa-
| loon on Wyoming avenue for the pur-
pose of displaying fruit. the space to be
used to be about five feet in width and
from thirty to forty feet in length.
Moved and supported that the permit
be denied.
Carried
Moved and supported that the plate
glass policy formerly held by Macleod
& Smith on the new library building be
accepted as assigned and ordered filed.
Carried.
A resolution passed by the grand jury
relative to stricter observance of the
liquor laws of the state was reao and
ordered filed.
The Lyric Theater company by H. ].
sigel, president, applied to the council
for renewal Of vaudeville and moving
picture show license and submitted a
check of $4,000 for the same.
Moved and supported that the license
be granted and the check turned over
to the city treasurer.
Carried.
The clerk of the municipal court re.
ported fines and costs collected in that
court for the week ending February 22nd
1918, the same amounting to $93.O5.
The report was accepted and ordered
filed.
H. ]. Sigel applied to the council fol-
bill posters license under Ordinance No
Moved and supported that the appli
cation be referred to the committee or
license.
Carried
The Minnesota Iron Company submit
ted to the council, in triplicate, license
right and privilege to remove overbur
den or gravel as contained at the Au
burn Mine dump and to be used Cor roat
purposes for the city and calling for al
annual lease rental of $500.
Moved and supported that the licens'
to occupy as submitted by the Minnesota
Iron company be accepted and tn,
mayor and city clerk authorized to ente
into the agreement in behalf of the cit!
and a resolution Drawn covering tn
: transaction.
Carried.
The meat Inspectors report for tn
week ending February 25th, 1913, Wa
read, accepted and ordered filed.
The clerk stated that this was tn
date set in his advertisement to receiv
proposals on maintenance of whit
way and alley systems in the city TO
the year 1918, and that on his desk wer
two proposals.
Moved ana supported that the pro
posals in the hands of the city clerl
be opened and read.
Carried.
The proposals were opened and rea
and proved to be from Sigrud Abraham
sen and Tritchler Electric company
Moved and supported that the pro
posals as opened and read by the clerl
, be referred to the committee on ligh
and water.
Carried.
The street Committee reported that tn,
entrance to alley at the east end O.
block 6, and adjacent to the Madrid min,
had been satisfactorily opened up.
Moved and supported that the report
of the committee be accepted.
Carried
The committee on city property an6
buildings reported that 100000 f1re in
surance had been placed on the in
Generator plant and contents, the in
surance being divided pro rata between
the three banks writing insurance and