Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
COUNCIL MAKES ASSESSMENT
INAUGURATE FUND TO PROVIDE
FOR MUSICAL !. ENTERTAIN
1. 5;1ss. ..s. MENTS IN CITY

The city !, council met in regular
monthly session Monday evening at
the city hall, with members Loucks,
Peterson, Kaliher, Carlson, LaFond. and
Parshal present. Vice-president Loucks
acted in the capacity of chairman in
the absence Of President Hall, who was
out Of the city. .-. ...s...4..--..., ~
The street commissioner was instruct.
ed to build crushed rock crossing at
the intersection of Third street and
Third avenue southeast. . ..
IA resolution was passed, which pro-
yfaes for the assessing of all taxable
property Of this city for the following
purposes: ~
ksexenue fund, general pur-
POSES pic, ,OUU. w
Library fund, expenses of -. ~
e city library - ..........= 1000. 90
Oh bonds :. 4,7oo. 90
Sinking fund .............. mills
Musical entertainment fund.-. "A mill
Resolutions were drawn up for the
assessing of the property Of the fo!icw-
iny persons for the cleaning of The
premises, in conformity with the ortls:s
Of the city health officer: Mrs I.
Aaarchant, Mrs. Ed. Marchanl, Mrs. r.
Smith, Eugene Heroux, Oliver Berg, =.
|>Swedback and David Rosenk:anz, also
to assess the cost of building SIDEWALKS
in front Of the property OF Mrs. E.
Rothwell and the Bell estate.
= chart show;'.; the Locations Of the
lights in the resident district Of this
city was presented to the council by
TIC. Gordon Of the Water Power COM
pany and was accepted with but few
changes. The location of the lights is
shown in another column.
Mr.. Gordon brought the matter Of
better police signals before the council
and suggested that two red lights be
fplaced on First street and Broadway
CAST and one on Broadway west in front
df the West hotel, the lights to be con-
:, nected with the top globe Of the
;; ornamental lamp posts, where they
fesnld be easily seen. The cost of in
stalling these additional lights on the
Isosts, including wiring to switches,
iisould cost the city about $50. The
matter was laid over to the next meet.
Es to- o. 'nS ''un''' '0f 'oF'ue' e0ns''eF"'
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid: =
Street commissioner s pay roll. 1876 so
lW. S. Booth & Son, merchandise 100
Ech & Seifert, merchandise. 1920
81 Fails Iron WorGs, *. ssss<s
YEtures ~; -
Frank Woodmas, assisting city
engineer >. ................. $50
y. A. St. Martin, repairing tools $50
John Hinder, building walks and
cross walks =. ............. 373 20
Morrison County Lumber COM
psny, wood ............. 200
Ben Lozon, rebate on sidewalk $50
Pantzke Bros, sweeping COM
pound .. .............. $50
Little Falls Water Power Co.,
lighting =. ................ $40. 20
Victor Schallern, postage, etc.. 80
F. w. Cappellen, Minneapolis,
preparing specifications for
bridge approach .. ........ 275. 90
Herald Printing Co., printing. 4.s3
N E. Cary, premium on in
surance policy :. ........... 9.25
Transcript Publishing company,
printing and publishing ..... 45.15
G. F. Ferrell, plumbing and fix.
lures :. ................. 119. 80
C. st. Martin, labor ...... 6.75
Axel Sobolieski, burying dogs. $50
Water Power Co., hydrant
rental :. >. 353 81
Poor
Geo H. Ferguson, merchandise
to poor . .............,.... $500
f. w. Blake, same e............ ) 80
Packing Co., meats to poor... 100
J. P. Larson, meals and fare tn
poor =. >. ........... 49,. .G4
Fire
Hose Co. No. l, services. ...... s 90
Hose Co., No. 2, services ...... 900
Chemical Co. No. l, services .. 4.50
Hook & Ladder Co., services. $50
VIM. Tom, freight and dray-
Morrison County Lumber com ~.
pany, lumber >. .. ........ 1.3S
W. H. Ryan, merchandise.... So 20
Frank Yanitz, services at park Sc 90
w. s. Mott & Co., supplies for -s
fire department ......... 50. 80
Mrs. Rose Sumner, washing ).
towels ;. :. 5.5s
Leo Mcdonald, services ...... 80
| Herbert Ploof, services ...... rs