Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-09-19
COUNCIL REFUSES TO GRANT J. u;
KUNzA LIQUoR LICENSE-ADD
TO WHITE WAY


all aldermen present except White.
liams was presented to the council and
accepted with thanks. This check was
Civ en- for the Improvement Of Broad
way West, providing that a certain
amount Of work was done by the city.
The matter Of purchasing oil for
street use was laid over to the next
meeting. The street commissioner was
instructed to paint the city oil tank as
soon as possible.
The street commissioner 9 payroll of
$l74 was allowed. He was instructed
to expend not to exceed 5000 on the
improvement Of the road leading out
Of the city to Pierz.
The building committee was instruct.
ed to arrange some way of harboring
the floating population in the city hall
on cold nights.
An ordinance fixing the hours when
the city scales are to be in use was in
troduced by Alderman LaFond at the
request Of Weighmaster Batters. The
ordinance provides that the city scales
be operated from O'Clock in the
morning to II at noon and from l
o CLOCK p. M. to p. M. on all business
days. The first and second reading
the ordinance was given and it was
unanimously passed.
The committee on printing Of the
charter asked for more time in which to
report. ~.-- ~
Mike Kowalczek was granted a IL
cense' to sell Intoxicating liquors, with
A. w. Zaloudek and J. F. Joswiak as
suIeties. ~.. ...@s.",~. :
The application of J. J. Kunza for
liquor license was read and the aye
an! naye vote taken, with the, result
that is was refused. Alderman Carl
son. Kaliher, Peterson, Loucks, Hall
and Parshau yQted against the grant
ing OF the license while Alderman La
Fond voted for It. ~->-,~-- 7~-~ 49, 81
There was no discussion on the mat
ter by the councilmen or citizens. The
present license expires Sept. 26.
Alderman Brown asked to be excused
from voting on these matters because
of his long absence from the city. His
request was granted. 49, n =
The lease of the Fourth ward fire
station was taken up and it was de-.
cided to add to the lease that Mr.. OF
son, the lessor, ring the bell for regu.
lar meetings Of the chemical and hose
companies. Also that the lease provide
for the use Of the building as voting
PLACE: .~ ..s. - s
The council voted to expend the sum
of $75, which was received from the
Northern Pacific railroad company for
damages to the park ty fire, on the
improvement Of the park. The clerk
was also asked to look up the balance
from donation Of 500 to the park as
it was thought that. but $64 Of this
amount was used.
The building committee was instruct
Ell to get an estimate Of the cost of
covering he steam pipes in the city
hall with asbestos housing.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to see that the walk around the
site Of the German American National
bank be properly closed to traffic
while construction work is being done.
He was also authorized to dispose of
the large rock which cannot be put
through the stone crusher at the same
price as was paid for it.
The white way committee, composeds
Of Loucks, White, Carlson and Par
shall, were appointed as committee to
act with Mr.. Gordon, Of the Water
Power company in the re-arranging Of
the lighting system in the outlying dis
tricts Of the city,.
The council voted to put one orna-
mertal lamp post on Broadway West in
frort Of the West hotel and two on
North Kidder street, on the east side
OF the street.
Judges Of election for the special
charter election which is to be held
Oct. % were appointed as follows:
First Ward
Jos. Gross.
Jos. Gendron.
Frank Ellenbecker.
T. Second Ward
F. P. Farrow.
/ L. NJ. Gaudet.
Jos. Bastien.
Third Ward
Ed. Tranberg. #
Jacob Posch.
+. G.. Burial.
Fourth Ward
Henry Bcntfeld.
Victor Olson.
n. II. jacobson. #%
These judges will meet on Oct. AMI
2! as a board Of registration.
FEDERAL LAW DOES NOT APPLY