Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-08-08
ORDIhANC. Is KILLED
WOULD HAVE CLOSED ALL M
SIDE SALOON DOORS, REMOVED
CARD ROOMS, ETC.

FOR Attorney g fees in connection with
Of the new charter, also in-
cluding paper, stenographer, ETC., was
allowed.
The new charter was submitted to
the council and the matter of holding !
. special election was discussed and
to be held on October %. The J.
proposed charter was ordered printed,
once week for four weeks, in the pa
pers Of the city. !
Alderman Peterson of the park COM
mittee asked the council FOR an adj
ditional donation Of $25 for fence at
the Pine Grove park, in which to keep |
the deer. The cost Of the erection Of i
the same came above the original
figures as the posts could not be. secur-
ed in this vicinity. and were shipped in
from Brainerd.
Deyo & Rehan Of the Victor theatre
were granted transfer Of theatre
license from Vim. Burns.
Crossings of crushed rock were or
dered in at Third avenue and First
avenue Of Fourth street northeast. A
number Of other crossings were also
ordered in and sidewalks ordered laid.
Alderman LaFOnd brought up the
matter Of opening Second avenue N. E.
The corner lot at this place has been
used as road for some time as the
road was never opened up but the lot
has been purchased and fenced in
which makes it necessary to open the
avenue. The matter was left in the
hands Of the street commissioner for
actor.
The matter of the hearing Of Paul
Posch and Chris. Karnowski as to why
their liquor licenses should not be re-
voked, were postponed until the first
meeting in September as one Of the
witnesses for the state is out Of the
city at the present time.
The street committee was instructed
to look into the matter Of laying q
cross walk in the alley between the
Larson & Briese grocery store and the
Diamond Sign jewelry store. !.
The ordinance, introduced by Alder
man Parshall some time ago, to regulate
the sale Of intoxicating liquors, was
taken up at this meeting. The or
Edinanca, had it been passed. would re-.
quire all doors leading into another
room, to be closed ,ip and all card
rooms to be taken out. It would allow
no chairs or benches in the saloon, with
the exception of one chair for the bar.
tender, to be kept behind the bar. It
would require the removal Of all blinds
between the hours Of IL p. m. and 5 a.
m. and would require one light to be
burning all night so that the place
could be inspected from the outside by
the police. A number OF local citizens
spoke as being opposed to the or
dinance and an aye and naye vote was
taken on the same, resulting in it's
defeat. Aldermen Loucks, Kaliher and
! Parshall voted for it and Aldermen
White, Carlson, LaFond, Peterson and
Hall voted against the same.
The following bills we're allowed:
Genersi y
Commissioner 8 pay roll ..... 1862 .87
Transcript Publishing company,
legal printing ............. 81. 20
F. E. Hall, services member
board Of equalization .... 1900
F. c. johnson, same ......... 90
Victor Schallern, same .-...... Is. 100
Lyman. Signor, assessing city
personal property .......... 300. .00
Frank Yanetz, labor at park. 26. "a
Dorman Bros, replacing arrow
on city hall vane ......... 10. .O0
, Morrison County Lumber com
! pany, lumber .............. 49. Ii
w. H. Loomis, rebate on side
walk :. .....:...:... 4. So
Joseph Russo, same .......... Is. .6(
! Mike Kiber, same 4 .Os
Dennis & Brick, same 2O.Ot
: s. r. Fortier, same -. 500
Little Falls Iron Works, fixtures 20. 81
John Hinder, laying sidewalks $50. 81
J. F. Bastien, material ana Ia
Dor .......,. = =. 3.7c
| Louis F. Dow & Co., loose leaf
cover a.5,
Pantzke Bros, merchandise. .5(
/ Water Power Company, light
ing, lamps and fixtures .$...5.. 3l2. IL
Water Power Co., hydrant rent
al. 81: &c.. s5s 81
, Phil s. Randall, services city Z: s.5 -*.
engineer -. lel 50
Walter Randall, services assist
ing city engineer 10 .Oc
i Peter Lauerman, fling saws !. IA
Julius Jetka, merchandise Al "a
Mrs. Rose Sumner, washing
towels :. s.. 5.22
! Poo, $s4s u
!, Geo. H. Ferguson, merchandise
to poor -. j. #l2. . 50
W. Blake, same ...z....... 100
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