Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-04-22

no We1l,n ,or Cash advanced for 1o'1
nurse. r. r. fare. etc, Tony
Marie <. arober 8 rent en- rooms ON. -. :,
MIS- o'' NJ: skoginnd. Atwater. ~
board and lodging three poor Z.
charges for March '14........ $500
schieffelin q Co.. New York. an :,
srkEEr FUND. 's
p. Anderson, labor. 7.8S
Q. Gtlbertson. labor. ........... 9.63
John Peterson, labor. o.Ss
A. Stumbling, labor. ............ 11.3S
D. B. D0ugherty, labor teams. 1900
Carl Johnson, labor team. ...... 1000
Arthur Nelson, labor team: zee. 2.o0
Christ Paulson, labor team. 100
Standard Lbr. Co., wood for
street , engine comm;ttes 1Ss
foregoing bills back approved and the
report was accepted.
Alderman Anderson offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted
by the following vote: Ayes" 7;
RESOLUTION.
Be It resolved by the City Council of
the City of Willmar that the City
Clerk be and he hereby is auth ssee
approved bills.
Approved April 14th, 1914.
E. G.. WELLIN, Mayor.
The Clerk was instructed to send bill
to the City of St. Paul for bills paid
on behalf Of Tony Natalie
Alderman Tjosvold presented the fol-
by the following vote: . "A yes " Alder
men Larson, johnson, Anderson. Hedin,
Tjosvold. sperry and Norman. z;
RESOLUTION.
N14% kE1<
passed and adopted by the City Council
on the 23rd day Of March. 1914, and ap-
proved by the Mayor on March oath,
1914, relating to the assessment Of a
poll tax for the current year of 1914,
be and the same is hereby rescinded,
the Charter provision providing for the
levy and collection of poll tax having
been repealed by q vote Of the electors.
e. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
Moved and seconded that the Ordi-
nance entitled, An Ordinance Regulat-
Whn he the Tts Of 9 Maf CIV Of Of M
mar, and Imposing a Tax ON the Same, -
be given its second reading: Carried.
The said Ordinance was then read.
The following property owners made
Munson for new residence on lot 8 of
block 6S and v. Klingenberg for new
residence on lot Of block 6S. both in
South Third Street sewer; James Matt
son for residence on lot ia of Block 13
in Spicer's Addition, with the Jessie
Street sewer, and Mrs. Martha Botnen
SONS Addition, First Ward. with the
Nelson Avenue sewer. The said appl1-
cations were granted subject to the
sewer regulations and upon payment of
the required tapping fee.
Mrs. j. L. Reuterdahl made applica-
ton to connect herr building on west
half Of lots and 8 of block four. with
the said lot having been assessed for
the Eleventh Street sewer, and Robert
Ives made application to connect his
residence property on lots l and of
Block 4 In spicers Addition with the
The applications Of Mrs. Reuterdahl
and Robert Ives were granted, and as
the said properties had been assessed
no tapping fee to be charged.
Alderman Larson. on behalf Of the
st. Luke's Episcopal Church, asked for
permission to connect Guild Hail in
he stated that the church property
sessed for the construction Of sewer on
that street but had no taps into said
sewer
It was moved and seconded that the
said application be granted upon pay.
ment OF the usual tapping fee. Carried
| IS. f. Stansberry appeared and asked
1
house 4ox1oo feet in Block IS, facing
Litchfield Avenue. The application was
granted and the matter was on motion
SO t aska E1re f Marasn
move the office part of his warehouse
| 16x17 feet across the street on KalbeN
lot for temporary quarters until he
Plication was granted on the condition
that adjoining property owners and the
Fire Warden consent to having sale
| building placed there.
A communication from the State Fire
| Marshall was presented and read with
! reference to certain building and the
said communication was ordered placed
| on file.
The City Auditors report for quar-.
animation Of the Treasurer's, Clerks
and Secretary Of the Water & Ligh1
and read. The Auditor ~ reco Ranssnief
that sewer tapping and license fees bt
deposited with the Treasurer instead
with the Treasurer or the Clerk. before
| the permits or licenses are issued. The
report of the Auditor was accepted ant
ord %1Gs1m placed 1e on 1e oera, -.
lowing resolution which was adopted
by the following vote: Ayes" 2
RESOLUTION.
Whereas. Ordinance No. lat, entitled
An ordinance granting long distance
Telephone and Telegraph Company,
corporation, it's successors and assigns
and prescribing: the terms and condi
tons Of such franchise, and providing
vote Of the electors of the City of Will
mar, Minnesota, for ratification or re
lection, was duly passed and adopted
the Gty coGnc Of the the CITY s4S Of WIN
March: 1914. and approved by. the May
or ou Of s satl CITY on the 10th day O.
whereas, Said Ordinance No. 147 wa
duly submitted to the legal voters o
said City of Willmar, for their adop
ton or rejection: as in the Charter o
said City Of Willmar provided, at tn
and for said City Of Wiilmar on tn
! Whereas. A majority. Of the vote
In favor of tSs ad
Therefore, Resolved, That the Cit:
Council Of the City of Willmar doe
voters of said City Of WilIma me at 'ea e.
said election held on the 7th day o
Resolved, further, That the CIT
cause to be published the followin
proclamation in the next issue Of tt
Willmar Tribune, the official paper Q
| the said City Of Willmar;
II PROCLAMATION. -
The City Council of the City Of Will
} mar does hereby proclaim that Ord
eaanttne ons disfance 91ag
chise to. the Tri State Telephone an
Telegraph Company. corporation, 1t
successors and assigns, and prescribin
. the terms and conditions Of such frar
chise. and providing for the submissio
Of the same to vote Of the .elector
, Of the City Of Willmar, Minnesota, fc
/ ratification or rejection" submitted
j adQnti0n. or rejection. ut an elactio