The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-04-17


ported by Commissioner Hanson, that
above resolution be adopted.
Ayes: Commissio toner's Hanson, Poirier,
Coffey--3.
Adopted April 9Th, 1914 ,..,.,.,
President Of the Commission.
ALBERT E. B1cKFoRD,
| POLICE AND FTRE COMMISSION.
City of Virginia, Mimi, April 9Th. 1914.
Resolution No. 116
Resolution relative to enforcement Of
certain ordinances, Of the city OF Virginia
by the police and fire departments sano
all members thereof. <ss j,
BY Commissioner Poirier:
Resolved, Blythe Police and Fire Com
mission Of the City Of Virginia, Mimi,
that from and after date hereof the
chief OF police and al police omcefs .t OF
fire department and all firemen Of the
city Of Virginia are instructed and re-
CURED to enforce strictly all ordinances
Of the city Of Virginia and all regula,
fire department, respectively Each
member of the police department and
each member of the fire departmnt will
BE- personally and strictly accountable cc3;nn table
within the district over which he has
charge, or which he is given instructions
to carry out, and failure or neglect to
and Of all regulations issued will be
grounds for dismissal, and each men,
Der of. the police department and of the
fire department is earnestly requested to
do all: in his power to further the well
fare OF, the city. .- ,sr. r
Andthe provisions Of the following ordi-
nances are especially called to the atten-
ton Of. said departments that the pro-
visions Of said. ordinances may be uni
formally and fully enforced:
disorderly noises, drunkenness and any
nuisances upon: the public streets and
avenues in the city and providing for
peace and good order:
capes to be installed on certain build
ings and regulating fire extinguishers.
Ordinance No. Prohibiting any per-
being on streets, avenues or public
places at night after o'clock between
November LIST and March 31st, and over
$50 p. m. between April LIST and October
guardian, or in the performance of a
necessary errand, ana requiring police
officers to arrest persons violating this
ordinance.
Ordinance No. 1O1-Prohibiting cruelty
to animals and prohibiting persons from
over driving, injurying, neglecting or
otherwise causing unnecessary suffering
and requiring police officers to protect
and care for abused or neglected ami
mails.
Ordinance No. 102-Prohibiting any dam
age to bOulevards, trees or other park
property throggh91t the eity of virginia;
or placing refuse on any public side
walk. .<'
Ordinance No. 114-Relating to the Ii
cense and sale of Intoxicating liquors.
a wi H.. 1iCnncQ
of intoxicating liquors in quantities OF
under Ave gallons to secure license from
the city council, and requiring all IL
censees to comply with all provisions of
regulating sale Of liquor, and requiring
all licensed places to be closed between
II p. m: and a., m. and to be closed all
general and special election days and
requiring that all rooms where liquor is
licensed to be sold shall be SO arranged
that the entire bar may be III view from
saioon IS reaanea to be closed Ihen
Ordinance No. n7-Regulating the
transportation and storage of gasoline,
dangerous explosives and other inflam-
able material with certain requirements
| as to same:
Ordinance No. 124-For preventing OF
cruelty and abuse of children and pro-
hibiting any child from entering a saloon
Ordinance No. 124ka-Prohibiting i'm
moral conouct within the city Of Vir-
ginia.
meat. fssh, etc. to- used for HUMAN anal food Cd
shall be: covered during transportatio
or delivery.
Ordinance No.. 1s2-Relating to the
running at large Of dogs and authorizing
cious or vicious or unlicensed dog run
ming Ing; at lar Large e. on p Ru95i s;o streets ~
Of h,vi1 md hi1oS o1>~
ton of over one-third Of streets and ave
nues with building material and requir-
ing lights to be placed on building and
obstruction on streets and avenues at
night. ;
Ordinance No. Entertaining to the
carrying Of concealed weapons and pro-
hibfting same.
Ordinance No. 142-Relating to automo-
biles for hire and operation of same by
intoxicated persons.
Ordinance No. l4ERelating to the con-
duct Of theaters and moving picture
houses requiring. that all. exists, aisles
ed and clear.
Moved by Commissioner Coffey, sup
ported by Commissioner Hanson, that the
above resolution be adopted.
Ayes: Commissioners Hanson, Poirier,
Coffey-3.
Nays: None.
Adopted April 9Th, 1914
President of the Commission.
ALBERT E. B1cKFoRD,
Moved and supported that the pay rolls
of the police and fire departments for
the month of March, 1914, be allowed
and ordered paid.
Moved AND supported that Rule No. !
of Chapter No. l of the, Rules and Reg
ulations governing the fire department
be stricken out:
Moved and supported that the rules
and regulations Of the police and fire
departments as promulgated and accept
ed by the former police and fire commits
of the rule which has been stricken out
by the previous motion.
Moved and supported that the secre-
tary be instructed to write to the city
council and state that the commission
would recommend that all city ordi-
nances be cOdified, legaliZed, republished
ana placed in book form for distribu
ton.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the chief of
the fire department be instructed to Sc
cure information and prices on a SUBJ
present automobile truck at the fire hall
and that this defect be remedied as soon
as possible
Moved and supported that the commits
sion adjourn until next regular meet
ing.
Carried
P. A. COFFEY,
President of the Commission
ALBERT E. >BICKFORD,
Secretary.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Resolution No. 901.
City of Virginia. Mimi. April 7th, 1914
Resolution granting liquor license to
r. J. ThOrp at No. POP Chestnut street
By Alderman Lundstrom:
Resolved: By. the City Council of the