Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-06-06
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Il, q, :rso,,3ar = session \, 1 Of liz eity council
Z. ,,..5 j Ill III held Monday evening at the
council @ chambers,I with all members :a;
asaaon+ niilmber Of interested cltlTS
zens were also present at the meetMs =, ),
tha .1,ri II cipaE matter to come up oelns
f,a fha 81 90 license ste.a ordinance, when Was
hassea, ~ over the mayors veto. :,
i ,Ghas. ;Mis9e n appeared ee1G5e a IT, tSat St
Ninth avenue northeast i: :be e.. oPenee;
Phi avenue grad ed ter NJ; e seyeiat q :
blocks. but where it crosses the rail-
road Is shut ZEE by fence. Previous
to a., few weeks ago steps had been
=, TIED r. ever w this: fenc So that the
neonle could cross but the fence was
repaired and the steps left out, m making
it necessary for the people iitoEWaik d.
around Eighth avenue: It also aI1ects
the mail carrier, who must make the
Trim in a limited time. The. stree street com
mittee was appointed to investigate as
to the action that should be taken. :.
The city clerk was instructed TO (:
purchase rubber. stamp for the presi'
dent Of the council with which 70
sign the bills. Heretofore all bids nave
been signed with an ordinary pen, a
very slow process. <t-'' =.
The street commissioner was IN
structed to have a. cement walk put IN
and the matter was left to the street
committee for investigation as some OF
the property owners have refused to
meet any assessments levied for the
same. ,.....-t- a.. {
An ordinance introduced by Alder
man Loucks, fixing the salary Of the
police, was unanimously passed: rms
ordinance sets the salary Of chief at
$40 per month, two patrolmen at 500
per month, one patrolman at $40 pei
month, special police at 50 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 out the
pit of water due to rains which is
necessary for the proper maintenance
of the scales. This matter was left to
the street commissioner for further
| action :
The matter of purchasing type:
| writer FOR the city clerks use was
left TO The purchasing committee. :
The street committee was Instructed
to Look into the matter Of having wa;
ter connections made with the city
fountain, on Broadway, and to fix up
the avenue Just south Of the Hawtt1hforns
school. There has been considerable
trouble from washouts during the
heavy rains this spring, and the IN.
stallation Of .cu1verts would help, ma
teria1fy to. keep the road in. shape t
| "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 tt
avoid the massage of rs the ordinance
raising the liquor license to $1,000 wa,
read. F.W. Lyon: also read a petition
OF the same nature, directed to u The
council, which was signed by Il: sabout
seventy:fve voters of this city. ,1$.&, :1;& Il II
| these petitions a number Of names .ap.
pea@red @ which originally appeared n. on
the petition for high license: y !''1:4 4!
The presentatio and reading tof: TIL
petitions were sobiected :to by, 5Alderrmeen, il,
Loucks and Kaliher; :: PfesidejnlltE Hail
stated that as the council :ha drely,;3i received
all petitions presented on the5qE,ies. tEi,, .,
heretofore, from a sense fof fairl.rse fairlnsss. III
would rule, if the council d nlcil :t :, idf# n3,,
otherwise vote, that: the petit idf4lsz iii bt
read. After short ri:s; / tl,e l
final vote was takeR .on It ;oraiin raii ancd
1t WasaRassel over The I1aYb{r q sElsetD III
NJ, tWotthiras vote; at #i H
EP PekeMnson, Y M ln@,s, Loucks, Whit e.=fafhssrs T. An
faaIl oting '.#HtHand ;#at:HEa hHalI
Brown and LaFond votin9 4sii1l H ilo, ,;igE E
The matter Of pltFekassiill !sea taE FOL
the Pine Grove narkvas slefett|: |:to Il E:tt
purchasing co1n,aiiittee+ spoweEH II
act. z::% s#{ I##Hs- # 'sG 'ssi:I Al
The following flills allowed:I ]
:1a4aes Coleman, hauling ;fre.a ap-tes III
r. paratus - IL: z:::.l'.E : ,:<
Ben *Bfi}lstein, *Bfi}l .zeme; &; I'LL Ill.,; : p s s
1Wm fBurkel, same A.: H IL; II IT, ~ ~
Win II. Tonn, same :: .T E.: " l.;5s ls' s. s.
Hose Co.. No. /, services ..f: .4. ag ~ y
! Hose Co., No. 2, veryices :. II, i 2 ~ ~
! = \, a,o;cal N; al Co. No. ! services. .. j q Il Il
! HOOK & Ladder cq:, "a fefIlsss; rs sh;ng2:
Mrs Rose opn'i'f7i'. l E -, = {: . .. i}d4.zi
towels, -. i:.,,rral ,,:,: = Il %1::| II
7saac LaFond, conm1sslone' ,*S 65 Of
<.,,av roll 80 + T. VI VI &c Il
p 1,aFond, labor :..t:''! :.:;.i lo0'g = 4
1saae monn hauling wood .#: q -
M,n: n;,1e'Di o St. Marie >burying = !
Cam1ne ,.,s !. - ;=..::,: .16,|S
Morrison. County I. Lumbsr l':!.. eom. Sc
pany, lumber u. ;r:i: ;;: I':.s. . n
K;rchner, Me- excl & Co.. I'm J . :
simonet Furniture and yCapet >5-,s;, n n
company, shades - ,:;'': t:.$:i#o= s. e=; o
R. u. Palmer, wood c: 4: :ae & q q
Harting& spn, mere hsnaise s=.|9 g sE !
Peter Sand. street lsprinkling s.3s1 5e
Max Corbi1,r stop watch . /: q =
Sylvester & Nichols paint j'5' .,.s6 y; g
water Power, company, II me i1er.-7 ii; g 6 t.Hs