The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-12-18

Moved by Commissioner Hanson, sup
ported by Commissioner Poirier. that
above resolution be adopted.
Corfey-S
Nays-None.
Adopted December T. 1914
Police and Fire Commission.
Resolution No. 1873.
Resolution relative to actions OF chiefs
OF police and fire departments and Of
reports to police and fire commission.
BY Commissioner Poirier:
Rcsolved: BY the police and fire COM
mission of Virginia, Minnesota that the
chief or acting chief of the police de-
partment and the fire department Of
Virginia, Minnesota are hereby required
to report in writing to each commission
er within Neutrality-suspicious. after the &C.
any accident to any member Of either
department, or any accident or damage
to any equipment or property Of either
department, or to the loss or disappear
ment. or the escape Of any prisoner from
custody. and also report serious viola
tion OF duty or rules Of any member Of
either department, and to furnish re-
Of Importance to the commission Of said
departments, and to further make such
written recommendations to said COM
mission from time to time for the inn
prove'ncnt or welfare Of said depart
n!ents rs they seem advisable
Moved by Commissioner Hanson, sup
l,ored BY Commissioner Poirier, that
above resolution be adopted.
APPROXIMATIONS Hanson. Peirier
Coffey-3
Nays-None.
Adopted December T. 1914
Moved and supported that the commits
sion adjourn until the next regular meet
ing.
Carried
p. y. Coffey
President of the comne,s ,;on,
Albert F. Bickford
Secretary
The clerk OF municipal court reported
:s2S.fS collected in fines and costs for
the week ending i'ccember 5. 1914. and
the same was accop- ID and ordered filed.
The report of the Chief Of police OF
arrests IN his, department for The week
cepted and ordered fil e'l. '"' 'e''0' &C.
N. L. Matheson submitted bill Of
$3.50 which was incurred by King and
Bartlett on damage ana repair to the
used in their work Of deepening the
three mile creek, and also bill Of 81 20
for repair to the sprinkling cart when
20
the accounts PAID as they had run 10,
some time.
Moved and supported that the city
clerk be instructed to issue warrant
in the sum Of $3.50 in payment of the
and material furnished on repairing
sprinkling cart belonging to the city Of
Virginia and thar tho amount Of the
warrant be charged to the account Of
'rOl OF the CitS council
Carried
a communication from the water and
light commission relative to the trench
ing and filling Of ditch In the matter
IT extension Of water and sewer TO
blocks 5 and 6. Fairview addition, was
accepted and ordered filed, and the re-
ON" cndation ordered carried out
weeks e msn s for wnc the
the Inspector reported the meat markets
hotels, bakeries and groceries to be in
good conoltion, was read, accepted and
ordered filed.
The county auditor submitted a letter
to the clerk. relative to the 1914 roll
Of assessments and stated that unless
this toll was IN the hands of the auditor
on the 10th Of December, that he could
not possibly enter them on the 1ele
tax list, and the matter was referred
to the mayor for an extension of time
to have the 1914 list included in the re-
sissence in having the suppl.men:ary
roll completed for the auditor.
The license committee reported unfa.
vorably on the granting to John A. An.
herson the transfer OF the Gustafson and
Hill license for the reason that petition.
had been circulated by residents and
property owners in the. 200 block agains,
tho granting of this saloon, and also for
no license to transfer.
Moved and supported that the com.
nittec on licenses be granted one more
week in which to investigate the state
ment rs contained in the letter of Mr.
John Anderson and report TO the coun-
c BARRED
Moved and supported that the report
OF the license committee relative to de-
for transfer of Gus:>fs and Hill H.
cense. be accepted.
Ayes-Alderman Harvey, Mur'sy. Nc
Ghee Coffey+.
Nays-Alderman Heritage, Walsh, Ma
theson. Lien, Mr.. Pr,silens-5.
Upon the foregoing vote the president
declared the motion not adopted.
Moved and supported that the city
clerk be instructed to write the REPUBLIC
request this company to submit q check
In the sum OF $50 in favor of the city
Of Virginia, and which sum was incur
red by the inspector Of creosoted wood
oio'HS WHICH S'iStAcN INV VIC 1SAf pay
Kopp and Morris, vaccine points. ...........
Mesaba Telephone Co., telephone rentals
J. P. Johnson, clerk of district court, ce
Holstead and Sullivan, plans and specifi
Albert E .Bickford, incidental expense
Albert E. Bickford. DESTROYED rats -.
Enterprise Printing and Publishing Co.,
The Quickprint, printing Municipal Cour
The Virginian Publishing Co., printin
Mesberg and Lavick, furniture Detent
Chamberlain-Taylor Co.. supplies Munich
\. D. Heritage expenses to convention a
F. J. NOLAN. expenses to State Tax Com
Q. II. Griggs, expenses to State Tax Co
VI. H. Mcmahon, expenses to State Tax
=. c. A. Johnson expenses to State Tax
N. A. Murphy, expenses to State Tax c
J. f. Krogdahl, expenses to State Tax G
The Virginia and Rainy Lake Co., lum
Water and Light Dept, lighting, etc.,
Trichler Electrical Co., supplies 80. ....
Andrew Grande. cement and sewer pip
Virginia Transfer and Fuel Co.. screeni
The Miller-Davis Printing Co., legal en-
Loyal Order of Moose No. I'LL. rent OF
Mrs. Lena Lysacker, nursing at Detention H
General Contracting Co.. steel reheati
Oscar SundberE. gravel 80. 80. 80.
George Splude. labor and material mum
Star Contracting Co., labor and materia
E. (. Dupont Powder Co., explosives ..
DR.. J. H. Grove, milk sediment tester.
Frederic Bass, expenses inspection of s.
Joseph Ahern. supplies -. go. 49,. -.
American Exchange Bank interest on