The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-05-28

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suited rs follows:
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Harvey, Walah,
Lien. McGhee, Cof1ey, MI. President-7.
Nays: Aldermen Matheson, hurray.2.
Upon the foregoing vote the president de-
clared the motion adopted.
Moved and supported that the instructions
to the city clerk in the preceding motion be
deferred and that the matter be referred to
the committee on license for one week.
Carried.
The committee on streets reported favor
ably on the application Of P. Segal to remove
q certain two story frame building from lot
mendation that under the ordinance regulat-
ing the removal Of buildings that the COM
mittee was powerless to make any other
committee on streets be accepted and that the
be carried out, the permit
ordered issued and the bond accepted and or
dered filed after being approved by the mayor
The president ordered a roll call Of ayes
and nays on this motion and the same result
ed ns follows:
AYES: Aldermen Heritage. Matheson. Muir
Nays: Aldermen Harvey, Walsh. Lien, Mr..
Upon the foregoing vote the president de-
Cl0re0 the mOtlO0 oOOpteO
The committee on streets, reporting on the
matter Of acceptance of \ crushed rock pro-
posal> stated that, upon careful investigation
of the proposals and conSidering certain mat
crushed rock to the city. they would report
os follows: That the proposal of John c:
McKusick Of Marble, Mimi, be accepted and
that a resolution be drawn and presented
also carrying With the resolution tie under
standing that Mr.. McKusick is to have the
use of the rock crusher which was shipped to
the city Of Virginia in 1914 with the inten.
contract which was $4,000 and that all pay
ments for the delivery of the crushed rock to
the city according to the contract should be
withheld up to the amount OF the purchase
'' Meved and supported that the report of the
committee on streets, relative to the accept
ance of John C.. McKusicks proposal, be &C:
copied and that = resolution be drawn and
the committee on streets relative to the pur-
chase of the rock crusher for the same price
as was to be paid under contract by the city.
Carried
matter of calcium chloride injuring the road
ways on account Of its supposed composition
of acids, reported that no such conditions
could exist or result according to the investi-
cation and that the committee would recon-.
mend to the council that . minimum car OF
this material be purchased according to the
terms of the proposal submitted.
th Mo1ed Ha ns se
posal Of the Produce Refrigerating company
be accepted and ordered fled and that reso'
LUTON be drawn and presented authorizing
thf a: Dust Dr. .Ser car OF calcium
Carried.
Moved and supported that the city engineer
and street commissioner be instructed by the
council to remedy the condition Of crossing
p1nfoo (Which have han fQnnrfQd to he out OF
line in various portions of the city.
Moved and supported that the street com.
erect 4 24x86 foot addition to the tool house
and also hat a High board fence Be con:
structed north Of the curling rink to the tool
house.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the sidewalk nov
being used along the west side Of Wyoming
avenue, between Waln%t street and PIN Pr"
be condemned and that : new cement side
walk be constructed, and that the same b,
charged to the property.
Moved and supported that . temporar,
cross walk, consisting Of two planks laid
lengthwise, be constructed under the direc'
ton Of the street commissioner 20 40 to &C
commodate owners Of property and resident.
500 block.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the street com
able condition the roadway leading from tn
Eveleth road to the Virginia Mine.
Carried.
c. L. Eaton, Is chairman Of the 4th Of Jul,
the council grant to the 4th Of July commit
tee the power Of regulation Of concession
on this day and stated that no obstruction OF
the front street nor on the sidewalk on tn
- ~ >tnl bad Ia
vacant property may be used on getting tn
proper permit from the property owners ant
that recesses in the doorways off Of the side
walk on the front street may be allowed
usual in the past or q little more elaborate
If possible: that the rest room In the curling
rink be secured for visitors for this day ant
that an information bureau be established o.
as to the days proceedings and for genera
Moved and supported that the concession
and other matters asked for by Mr.: Eaton 20
year be granted, and that the council shall d
all in its power to further the cause OF till
celebration within its powers and eonsisten
with the terms Of the ordinances.
The poundmaster, Peter King. stated tina
this is the season for the licensing and I'm
pounding of unlicenced dogs and that he de
sired to have IN assistant during the suna'nea
months
Moved and supported that the matter o.
appointing IN assistant pOundmastef ana oOt
catcher be laid on the table for one week.
Carried.
Moved and supported that IN informal ballo
be taken on the appointment OF An Inspector
at the publication plant.
Carried.
The president appointed Aldermen Walsl
and Murray as tellers.
J. Result of informal ballot:
Faucett-2: Butler; Tritchler-l; Lau
gem.
The president declared no choice.
Moved and supported that = second informa
ballot be taken on the selection of m In
spector.
Carried.
Result of second informal ballot:
Faucett-3; Butler; 6anders-l; 1Ausel
IL.
The president declared no choice.
Moved and supported that . formal ballo
be taken on the selection Of an inspector o.
the publication plant.
Carried.
Result Of formal ballot:
Butler-6; Faucett-.
Moved and supported that inasmuch - u
C. Butler appears to have received . majority
of votes east for inspector At the puriaea
ton plant, that he be declared appointed q
such inspector and that = resolution o
authorized to be drawn and presented cover
ing his appointment, the amount 81 saaf.
which he shall receive and also Speeny1nS I'M
time Of commencing his employnene
Carried.