Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-22
CIT 4 ! COUNCIL
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Council Chambers, city Hall Building
Wlllmar. Mimi, April 18th, 1914.
VIE hthek Ms meeting e Of the CITY Council
The following members OF the coun.
eli were present on roll call: Mayo,
Well1n, Aldermen Larson, johnson, An
deerson. Hedin. Tjosvold. sperry ant
Norman. 8; absent, none H.
City Attorney Stanford also was pres
The minutes Of the last regula,
meeting held March 23rd, 1914, and Of
the. adjourned meeting held March 81
1914, and of meeting of April 8, 1914
held Tor the purpose Of canVassing the
returns of the Annual Charter Election
were read and the minutes OF each OF
the said meetings were approved. .
e. G. Hoglund, appeared for himself
Otto Horntyedt1 and others. with refer
er avenue, which matter was brough,
up several times last fall. :
Moved and seconded that c. G. Hog.
lund. Otto Horntvedt and others be
ner Of Maude Street and running west
on Becker avenue to a point fifty (50)
feet East Of the East line Of Mayson
Street, at their own expense; the said
Sc sewer yer t. ,+ be LAID under the SUPERVISION
property of the City after completion
and that they also be permitted to lay
~ inch water pipe in the same trench
permission oH BY the 60 Water va Fr z Elg S
Board. The motion carried.
On motion the hearing on petition OF
Ole Barnstad, Paulina Barnstad. and
alley in Barnstads Addition. s as adv 1ne
t1sed for this meeting. was taken up al
Ole Barnstad was the only property
Closing Of said Streets u.s. there being IN nc nc
objections filed to the granting Of the
said petition for vacating said streets
and no one appeared in opposition
thereto, it was moved and seconded that
the hearing be closed. Carried.
Alderman Johnson offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted by
the following vote: Ayes" Aldermen
Larsen 3as9n;a johnson nn An Aaderson Hedi9
RESOLUTION.
Whereas A duly verified petition
panied by F Plat Of e the ground d.' and
signed by Ole Barnstad, Pauline Barn
stad, and others, constituting a. major
ity Of owners on the line Of and within
goo feet Of the ends of each portion Se a',s Of
proposed to be vacated, praying for the
Avenue. that portion Of ~, Monongalia
anS 5 that n6r Portion On Of f6e h aav v
along the railroad right of way, all in
Barnstad's Addition to the City OF
Wiilmar Minnesota hereinafter de-
Whereas, The City Council Of the
City Of Willmar, deeming, it expedient
that the matter be proceeded with, has
heretofore ordered said petition to . DC
filed with the City Clerk and the City
f1 or3u M
place at which the City Council would
consider and hear said petition, and;
Whereas, The City Clerk has hereto
fore given such aforem 9eaa +, not tie
City Charter provided, and;
Whereas. Said hearing on said peti'
ton was duly had at the Council Cham.
bers in the City Hall Building in thu
April, 1914, at the hour Of eight O'CLOCK
in the evening of said day, at which
time all parties interested were giver
an opportunity to be heard, and the
and consider said matter. and did heal
the testimony and evidence on the part
of the parties interested, and nobody
appearing in opposition to said petition
All that part of Minnesota Avenue
Street in said Barnstad's Addition.
All that part of Monongalia Avenue
Street, in said Barnstad's Addition,
All that part Of Third Street lyinf
North Of the North line Of Monongalis
Avenue, in said Barnstad's Addition
All that part of the alley lying alon,
the railroad right of way In said Barn
stad's Addition, described by metes ani
bounds as follows:-Commenci at {
Block Of said Barnstad's Addition =;
distance Of 34.6 feet West of the North
east corner of said Lot II. which poin
is hereby designated as the Northwes
in a Southwesterly direction, parable
with the railroad right Of way. ant
Thrift 900 feet distant, at right an
giles. from the Southeast boundary lin.
teen Hundred Sixty-seven and 5-1'
(1567.5) feet; thence running West :,
distance of Forty-four and 6-10 GAS
feet to the Southeast boundary. line o
Northeasterly direction on and alon,
right Of way distance Of Fifteen Hun
bred Sixty-seven and 5-10 (1667.5 feet
tyefour and $40 G44.55 feet to the plac
Of beginning, being the point herein
before designated as the Northwes
corner Of said Lot II of Block 2, be an
Approved April 14th. 1914.
E. G.. WELLIN, Mayor.
The Clerk was on motion INSTRUCTED
to file certified copy of the aforesaid re
solution, for vacating streets in Barn
stad's Addition, and q copy of plat o
same. with the Register of Deeds o
Kandiyoh1 County.
The following bills were on motiol
| referred to the Finance Committee:
GENERAL FUND.
J. L. johnson, Judge Of Elections 9.8
L. A. Void, judge Of election... 9.8
M. o. Thorpe. judge of election. 9.8
J. w. Kent, Judge Of election. 5.5
C. A. Nelson, judge Of election. 10.1
John Williams, Judge of election 1O.1
P. c. Peterson, judge of election 4.6
Edw. Johnson, judge Of election 10.1
o. A. Grangaard, judge of elec-
Q. N. Grue, Judge Of election. 10.1
Q. A. Norman, judge of election. 10.1
| g.. J. Bjornberg, Judge of cleo
M. ". Bioomquist, Judge Of cleo:
A. G: Peterson. clerk Of election 4.3
| A. Struxness, clerk of election. 4.3
| A. Bake, clerk Of election. ..... 4.6
| A. o. Sather, clerk Of election. 4.6
G. p. Karwand, clerk Of election 4.6
Arthur T. Otos, clerk Of election 4.6
N. S. Swenson clerk Of election. 4.6
Albin .Wahlstrand, clerk of cleo
wiilmar Seminary. rent Of poll
J. 5: r Maioney. rent Of polling w
mrs. 9. Freeoere; rent Of polling Wv
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