Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-09-17
PROCEEDINGS Of CITY COUNCIL
FIRST STREET NORTHEAST OR,
DERED GRADED-BuI9
ALLOWED

SCfucted TO prepare speclucaClOne 1Or
the same. This was done in compli-
ance with the reqaest of City Fire
Chief Geo. Emder. He also asked the
council to take steps to prevent the
use Of horns like the one used On the
city fire truck, on private owned
cars, also to prohibit driving vehicles
| over fire hose while same is stretched
| OUT in street during IRE.
Alderman Venaers turned over 81
to the city clerk for hay sold from
the Pine Grove park.
City Treasurer Vertin g statement Of
! receipts for the fiscal year ending Sep
TENDER 1, 1915, was read and ordered
filed. This statement is published in
full in another column.
October was set as the date for
the hearing on the sprinkling assess
ment for 1914.
Street Commissioner LaFond was in
structed to grade First street northeast
from First avenue to the tracks. This
street has been in an almost impassa-
BILE condition and the improvement
will be welcomed.
A crushed rock crossing was ordered
built at the intersection Of Third
street and First avenue northeast, at
the request of the library board. A
sidewalk is also to be put in on the
north side Of the library property.
Several petitions for street lights
were referred to the street committee
for investigation, a report to be made
at the next meeting.
City Clerk Schallern was instructed
to advertise for bids for 50 tons of
coal for the city hall. He was also in
structed to have the fire truck insured
for $4,000.
A bill Of !. w. Berg for $1,000 re-
bate for the construction Of sidewalk
on First street southeast, was rejected,
the council deciding that he was not
entitled to it as the sidewalk had to
be ordered in by the council before it
was constructed. The bill of John
Horwath Tor 1926 for blacksmithing
was laid over for want Of an o. k. The
bill of the Franciscan Sisters for the
care of Patrick Boiler, who was injur-
ed in the railroad yards here about a
year ago, was laid over for third
time. The council believes that the
railroad company should bear at least
part of this expense.
Bills allowed:
Street commissioner payroll. $4,000
Walter V. Randall, assisting
city engineer .............. lS.OO
Phil S. Randall, services as
city engineer .............. 1880
J. F. Bastien, supplies and
work for street commissioner 1880
Little Falls Water Power COM
pany, hvdrant rental ....... 479.17
nanv. street lighting ........ 4s7.oo
Julius Jetka, sewer pipe. ...... 500
Robert Muske, culvert ........ 26.1O
Louis Kuschel. street work
t"ontract) ......... ........ 1880
G. Dugas, clay ............... 1.S7
Eich & Seifert, supplies ...... $50
John Hinder, concrete work.. 1000
J. A. St. Martin, b1acksmithing 800
Little Falls Iron Works, repair
work .............. ....... 1900
G.. H. Tidd, painting ......... 1900
Larson & Briese, supplies. go. sos
Hub Clothing Co.. supplies. -. 100
G.. F. Terrell, supplies and work 2.40
Little Falls Water Power COM
panv. water reading, city hall 2.73
Little Falls Water Power COM
panv, wood and lumber. ..... 1865
Pantzke Bros. supplies ........ 4.20
Little Falls Water Power COM
pany, labor ................ 1.39
Transcript Pub. Co., legal ptg. 37.O0
W. H. Ryan, steel ceiling and
supplies ......... 3b.So
R. NJ. Leblanc, special police. 200
Morrison county, board of pris-
OnerS ............ 9.UU
Victor Schallern, postage 800. 400
League Of Minnesota Municipal
tiles, membership fee ....... 1000
Independent school district, hay
Tor park ....... 2o.3O
National Map company, wall
map ....... 1.9C
F. W. Lyon, fees as municipal
Judge ......,.. ............ $3.50
Fire
E. A. Berg & Co., truck sup.
plies ........... ....... 1925
Ideal laundry, washing towels. $50
Little Falls Water Power COM
pany, lighting hose houses. 200
Marion Roberts, reeling hose. so
| Hook & Ladder Co., services. $50
Hose Co. No. 2, services. ...... 400
Hose Co. No. /, services. ..... 200
Chemical Co. No. I, services... $50
LaFond's garage, truck sup
plies ........... .....:... 1870
Motor Inn, truck supplies ..... 2.10
Poor
Larson & Briese, merchandise 1900
G. H. Ferguson, merchandise. 1000
VIM. Hang, chief police, rail- :,
way tickets ................ 1874
| N. H. jacobson, merchandise. 500
| Morrison County Lumber com.
! pany, wood ................ LIS
P. W. Blake, merchandise. 900. 1852
Little Falls Packing company,
meats ............ ........ 400
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