The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-10-23

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main to be constructed from the inter
section OF The alley south OF Cherry
street and the Eveleth road and the1
west to the terminus as indicated in res
| Olut4On no. lU25. s-. ,.,~.4
Moved and supported that application
| No. l, signed Dy Iarrle S. THOMPSON 1Ol
sewer and water connections IN her res.
idence on lot ~, block l, North Side Ad.
dltion, be granted, and that the city en-
| lnorlzed and instructed 10 proceed Will
| the work OF making such connections
| and placing in the residence such neces
sary nxtures as will be decided upon bv
be done by DAY labor, an accurate &C
count kept OF the entire expense of the
| construction and truned over to the city
clerk at the termination of the work,
! and that the same be assessed to the
| property above described, so that the
same may be spread on the assessment
roll for pel1oo OF FIVE years in five
equal installments.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the matter
of submitting plans and specifications
for a sanitary sewer and lateral through
Ridgewood on Southern Drive be lad
has been presented by Mr.. Osborn 50
that the engineer may make his plans
therefrom.
Inc llgnt and water committee report
ed favorably on the petition for the in
stallation OF an aic lamp at the south
end OF the east alley in block 104.
Moved and supported that the recon-
mendation of the light and water com
mittee relative to the lamp be accepted,
the petition ordered filed and the city
attorney instructed to submit resolu-
ton covering the transaction.
Carried.
The committee en- streets recommend
ed that the application of L. M. Osborn
to change a portion 2! Of the routing 12 Of
was accepted by the council.
Moved and supported that A. B. Hol-
ley, Thomas Gill and J. L. Murkley be
appointed as assessment commissioners
to assess the sidewalk, paving, curb and
gutter and sewer work against the vari-
Gus properties benefited and which have
been performed and done during the year
1914, and that the city attorney be in
structed to draw resolution confirming
the appointment.
Carried.
The Committee on streets reported un-
ffavorably on the application Of c. c.
oline tank Of car load capacity along
the Great Northern Railway right OF
way and in lands owned by the Great
Northern Nc? Railway company Just west of
Moved and supported that the report
of the committee be accepted and ORDER
ed fled
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city en-
gineer and street commissioner he in
structed to proceed at once with the con-
struction of 4-foot board sidewalk, commence
ing at the intersection Of the Eveleth
road and Mud Lake road, and proceed
west along this road to the city limits on
the west; that the work be done BY day
labor and the payment for the construc
ton of this sidewalk charged to tie gen
eral fund
Carried.
The committee on licenses reported IA
vorably on the granting of liqIoT IL
cense to Langdahl & Highland at NO.
lO2 Chestnut street.
Moved and supported that the report
of the committee be accepted aad tie
application granted, the bond a,cented
by the mayor and city attorney, ard a
resolution ordered drawn and presented
covering the transaction.
Carried.
lean Exchange Bank, the State Bank of
Virginia ana the First National Bank Of
this city be notified by the city. clerk 20
at once execute depository bonds in the
the $4,000 depository bonds now in force.
and to have the same filed with the coun-
ty auditor soon as executed.
Carried.
Property owners abutting on the al
ley in block 10, Second Addition, petition
ed the council to have this alley paved
with concrete and agreed in the petition
20 pay 20 per cent of the cost, of The
work after the city has graded the alley
Moved and supported that the petition
be laid on the table for one week.
Carried
President Nolan vacated his chair in
favor of Vice President Heritage.
Mayor Boylan recommended to the
council that certain piece Of lana
claimed by Joseph Ahearn TIN ouGh
squatter's rights and being on Cres' ~:
avenue just north and east OF Cleveland
avenue be purchased from Mr.. Ahearn
&C that a proper approach could be Rad
O the market site.
Vice President Heritage vacates ch1ir.
IN favor Of President NOLAN.