Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-08
D0|NCS Of THE CITY COUNCIL
APPEALS OF POOR CONSIDERED
BILLS ALLOWED-ELECTION
JUDGES APPOINTED

The city council met in regular
monthly session at the city hall Mon
day evening, Aldermen Moeglein, Geo:
Peterson, H. Peterson, Venners, Bell
and Blake being present.
Alderman Geo. Peterson, chairman
Of the committee appointed to confer
with the library board in regard to
the expediture of money for the main
tenance of the library, reported that
the committee had met with them and
that they expressed their willingness
to take care of all expenses in connec-
ton with the operation of the library
providing the city would pay all insur-
ance premiums. Alderman Peterson
moved that the city take care Of the
insurance and after some discussion
the motion was carried unanimously.
The purchasing committee was au-
thorized to purchase pair Of hand
cuffs for the police department.
A. B. Trebiatowski appeared before
the council and asked that if possible
something be done to aid Andrew Su-
per, an aged man who is making his
home with him. Mr.. Super is ill and
has no means of sustaining himself.
The poor committee was instructed to
| investigate his condition and see what
can be done. II
Alderman Venners, in behalf Of Joe
Copa of the West side, asked the coun
Gil if anything could be done for Mrs.
VIM. Valentine, who is in dire need.
Her little child is very i'll and she is
unable to provide for it and she knows
nothing of the whereabouts of her hus-
band The poor committee was in
structed to look into the matter.
cation to the city council, asked that
the city advance her the price of "a
load of wood. Knowing her to be very
poor, the council instructed the city
clerk to draw warrant in favor Of
the Morrison County Lumber company
for load Of wood.
City Attorney Vernon was instructed
to try and collect the bill of $142.92
from the county for sprinkling the
streets around the court house square
during the past four years. The as
sessment has been continually turned
down by the county commissioners as
the held it was not county bill.
The city clerk was instructed to look
up whether Kelly & Gierok have paid
the concession for confectionery
stand at the Pine Grove park for 1914,
and if not, to send them a bill for
same.
Fire Chief Geo. Emder informed the
council that the committee appointed
to investigate the advisability Of pur-
chasing aafire truck for the city, would
be able to lake detailed report in
the near FUTURE 49,. ..-----7,-s.-ss ~
The aldermen f~"-1 the second ward
were instructed to ge- q rer stratdoh
and voting place for ''e spring elec-
tion at the lowest possible price.
Judges of election were appointed
as follows:
First Ward-J. J. Gross, C. D. Auyer,
J. Billstein.
Second Ward-L. E. Richard, j. ".
Hatch, Claude Raymond.
Third Ward-J. G. Burial, c. E..
Carlson, Jacob Posch.
Fourth Ward-N. H. Jacobson, Louis
Mailer, Ernest Kaestner.
Bills allowed:
Poor Fund
Larson & Briese, Mdse. to poor S 1850
Morrison County Lbr. Co.,
wood to poor ............. 8.75
W. H. Ryan, coal to poor. 900
John Bowman, digging grave
Tor poor .................. 6.OO
Carl G. Bracke, Mdse. to door. 400
Peter w. Blake, Mdse. to poor 600
Muske & johnson, Mdse. to poor 500
General Fund
Muncy Transfer Line, rock. $28.11
Geo. w. Jones, rock ,.,,.,.,. $500
James Hurley, rock ......... 6.23
Mike Leese, rock ......,.... 66.67
VIM. Burkei, rock .....:.:...: 23.6s
Frank Puchalla, rock ......... 11.60
Jas. Ginter, rock ............ 16.4O
Asa Walbridge, rock ........ 7.32
Fred Bassett, rock .......... 1887
Chas. Mcclure, rock ......... 1925
Fred johnson, rock ........... 1920
Dana Brown, rock ........... 1914
Isaac LaFond, street Comr's.
NJ: "a" 4. En- Engstrom, supple: for l''''
T.. H. Dewey, feed for moose
in park 5000
J. A. St. Martin, repairs. .... IFS
Adams Hdw. Co., supplies for
city hall .................. 1855
julius Jetka, supplies for street
commissioner 2.2O
Julius Jetka, supplies for city
hall ......... ............. SIS
G. F. Ferrell, repairs, city hall 592
G. F. Ferrell, labor and supplies .75
E. Simmons, painting sign for
city dump ................. 125
Morrison County Lbr. Co., wood
for city hall 2OC
G: st. Marie, burying dog. 80. 1oC
Muncy Transfer Line, freight
and drayage .............. SO
Ernest LaFond, repairs at city
hall ........... ......... 4.55
G. F. Ferrell, supplies for fire
department ...... .79
Electric Shop, lamps ........ 200
Water Power Co., hydrant rent
al .......... ........... 45o.oC
Water Power Co., street light
ing, etc. 1926
Electric Shop, supplies ...... sc
W: II. Ryan, supplies for city
Larson & Briese, supplies for
citv hall 5(