Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-06
HIGH yJCENSE ORDINANCE NOW
IN FORCE-VOTE OF
6 TO 8

: lEtfSt'til, n III
,,. vrr, also present at the meetings
the principal matter to 'oA'e ~ ',,7
tn, $1,000 license ordnance: "nl'A "''
,assrd over the mayors veto.
Chas. Misbe appeared before Lnt
%,ourv;l with q petition asking Vn''
ninth avenue northeast ." ope''eo;
NH. avenue is graded for seVerai
l1n.ks hut where it crosses the ran
ron,!. is shut off by a fence. previous
+, a few weeks ago steps ha' oe'''
maintained over this fence so that the
nronle could cross Int the fence Was
rrnaircI and the steps '"ff out, 'lahllS
it. necessary for the people TO wan
aroun,, Eighth avrt!ut. 1t also at1er'S
1],, ma; ~varricr, who must make the
trip in 4 limited tine. The street com
mitter was appointed to iiT'St'@''e a.
70 the artion that should be akcn'
The ,itv elr1h vas instructor 10
,,ur,ha~r 4 r~ul,1.vr stamp for the pr'S'-
,lent OF the council with Wh1'h 10
si,n fine bills. Heretofore all bids have
h,.cu si"n,l with an ordinary pen, a
very so" process.
The street commissioner was III
strurtn.I to have q cement walk put III
and the matter was left to the street
committee iUr Investigation as some OF
he property owners have refused TO
meet any assessments levied for the
same.
An ordinance introduced by Alder
man Lourks, fixing the salary OF the
police, was unanimously passed. This
ordinance sets the salary of chief at
SO per month. two patroimen at 500
per month, one patrolman at SO per
mcnth, special police at s. per day, and
six extra police without pay.
Alderman Carlson brought up the
matter Of having water connections
with the city scales. AS conditions now
are, there Is no way Of flushing ont the
pit Of water due to rains which IS
necessary for the proper maintenance
OF the scales. This matter was left to
action
The matter of purchasing a type
writer for the city clerk $ use was
left to the purchasing committee.
The street committee was instructed
10 look into the matter of having wa
ter connections made with the city
fountain OF Broadway, and to fix up
the avenue Just south Of the Hawthorne
school. There has been considerable
trouble from washouts during the
heavy rains this spring. and the III
Stallatlon Of culverts would help ma
terlallv to keep the road in shape.
A petition which was signed by
Over eighty voters from the First ward.
directed to Aldermen Carlson and Hall,
asking them to use their Influence to
avoid the massage of the ordinance
raising the liquor license to 81, 900 was
read. F. w. Lyon also read a petition
OF the same nature, directed to the
council, which was signed by about
seventv-fve voters Of this city. Tn
these petitions a number of names az
reared which originally appeared on
the rerltlon for high license.
The presentation and reading of the
net't'ons were objected to bv Aldermen
L"n'ks and Kaliher. President Hail
stated that as the council had received
al rof,t'o"s presented on the question
''r'Fof'"". from a sense Of fairness. he
""n!| 7u'r, if he council 1ia not
ofh"rN'S" 7o+', that the petitions be
T.tlt -r
.;na1 ,.n-n -a, ~"'S"uSS'on me
: "a> t">~,rI DOR the ~n7a:or's veto by
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. - . !" $500 ~ "'H 49, -
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Wv, To-, ,2.-. .......,... 80
rn., &, No. I. services ..... $50
~ :. Y, , services $500. h.H'
':'~ ..r.ires.. 800
%,";.;l %. \". l. i 90
H"o'I \ i-"''"'i washing
Mrs. Rose ..... 49,
to""'S c,.val
o..;n,ar's
'e@a' l-'t o"'' 81 "'