The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-05-15


council in a sufficient amount to cover
all work for the season, and the same
was submitted to the committee on
Residents and property owners on Wal
nut street between Mesaba and Railroad
avenues *petitioned the council to have
this street cleared of all wagons and
Moved and SUPPORTED that the petition
mission for proper action.
of 1925 net. as q fee for stalking out and
runnings lines for lots - and IA, block
A, for the Mesaba Telephone company,
and the. same was accepted and ordered
to the city treasurer.
ported favorably on the petition for ex-
Pillsbury addition.
of the committee be accepted, the petition
light and water commission that water
main extensions are to be made through
this portion Of the city as soon as pos
[sible.
The light and water committee reported
mobile Ell license to bomonic Jela wi a''0
Moved ana supported that the report
issued.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city en-
glnee?E be instructed to- prepare plans and
Se tho 6er RxS foot
road, and that the city clerk be instruct
ed to advertise for proposals for the con-
struction of this bridge according to spec
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city en-
gineer be instructed to make a prelimi-
nary survey of the road leading from
N0l1nf9ln roiu
and submit his survey to the committee
on streets, which is hereby empowered
to take up the matter Of crossing the
ing company.
Carried
Moved and supported that the city clerk
make ma1t application in writing to the Great
cross over a certain portion of Sec. 49,
o8.H, and that a copy of the permit or
privilege shall be submitted to the council
before execution by the city.
Moved and supported that the city en-
glneer committee on streets and street
six fire docks for the fire department
engine at locations indicated by blue
print submitted at this meeting.
The committee on streets reported ia
vorably on construction of board side
walk along blocks - and H. Anderson's
third ADDITION to Virginia, and being on
the resolution be drawn and presented
covering the transaction.
The committee on streets also reported
1avoranly on the construction of CO.
street, between M%saba and Railroad
avenues. and that a proper resolution be
drawn and presented covering the con-
|. Carried.
owners in blocks I. 5 and 8 Rooney s'
ADDITION ADJ being mot signed by suff-
ordered returned to the makers.
Moved and supported that the city
council do ana committee of the whole meet
coming week at the call of the president
Tor the purpose of going over various
matters pertaining to improvements and
nn Mnees during our the present year.
tee on election and city attorney and
other city officials necessary, be INSTRUCT
ed to take up, the matter of designating
ward and if the committee deems " it it
necessary that a second precinct be nee
essary and legal in the sixth ward. that
thls ward shall also have consideration.
me ne matter matte Of the insanitary condition
was referred to the board of health for
| Carried.
Moved and supported that the CITY en-
glneer be instructed to prepare plans and
specifications for cement Sidewalks. nri
waite driveways, cross walks and Cement plt
curp ano gutter, for the coming season,
ana ME the same with the city clerk.
Moved and supported that the citv
clerk be instructed to advertise for pro-
pOsals for the doing of all cement work
dor the season 1914. according to plans
city engineer. wiz
+, Carried.
+, tn The committee on streets reported that
a aver careful Investigation and considera-
chase of one rock crusher, six dunn
H wagons and portable boxes and one steam
c cost VIII w1hG 6a Pipins estimating that the
cry and material mentioned.
moved and supported that the city
clerk be Instructed to advertise for pro-
wagons and boxes and one steam drill
submit their own: specifcati Panp0S'"s TO
Moved and supported that the ordi-
nance committee. and city attorney be
ms! TO draw an ordinance rela-
1 mode to IL the euttin INTO paved streets the
submitted in making the application for
me me work. the payment required as
g guar it =. that the paving will be put
fetnre II. Of IT'S is original condition and for
owner OF the property or the contra ctor
VINO applies for the permit shall fail n
90 cs SO in forty days. W
Moved and supported that tho c;tv
clerk be instructed to advertise for nro.
Rosa aus for ao lin. feet, more or less, of
and Of TO- u and II guage, the pr dtvsrt IS
the different guages to be specified sem
arately. Npoo''ou Sep
Carried.
Moved and supported thar forr,.,
oailot nc taken on the appointment NJ
vlcc-r! e:ident Of the city council to I'll
tn c III e. fred term of
The president appointed A,darr,Ar
Walsh and Murray as tellers.
Result Of formal ballot: Heritage 6.
Murray 2. o.
oa uP" m, the foregoing vote the president
declared alderman Heritage to be elected
as vice-president of the city council for
the balance of the term of two years.
Moved and supported that an Informal
meat inspector. ~
| Carried.
Result Of informal ballot: Fred Engel
w: w. Mnnroe 2: S. A. Pickarine /.
ballot be taken.
ro ReSult of formal ballot: Engel Z; Mum
Upon the foregoing vote the president
aeciared Fred Engel appointed to the
pos1tlon OF meat inspector for the ensu-
Moved and supported that the mat4er
of appointing a city timekeeper be piaced
IN the hands of the street COMMITTEES
with power to act '''ee
Inc president ordered an aye and no
| motion. VI 'lA's
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Walsh, MUIR
ray, McGhee. Mr.. Presidents.
NO; Nos aldermen Harvey, Matheson.