The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1915-03-26
THE CITY COUNCIL

Council CT, Chamber, Virginia Minn''
N negular meeting of the city council Of
he City of Virginia, Minnesota:
Council called to oroer by the presi-
lent.
Walsh, Matheson, Murray. Lien, Nc
;hee Coffey, Mr.. President-9'
Absent-NOne.
Reading of Minutes Of previous meet
Moved and supported that the minutes
u approved as read.
Carried. 49,
The health officer and deputy health
,f1icer in letter to the council. sug-
,ested that the services Of visiting
:, 1915
Moved and supported that the recon-
nend1tons of the health committee, rela-
i've to dispensing with the services of a
listing nurse, be accepted and carried
nut.
The president requested the clerk to
:all the roll on the adoption or rejection
VI this motion and the result was as fol-
Ayes: Aldermen Harvey, Matheson
Nays: Aldermen Heritage, Walsh
Murray. Lien, Mr.. Presidents.
Upon the foregoing vote the president
Moved and supported that the presi-
lent appoint special committee of
hlee TO investigate the matter of dis
:,ensing with the services of the visit
ng nurse and that the matter be taken
hat a report be made to the council at
he next regular meeting.
Carried.
The president appointed as this COM
nittee Aldermen Walsh, McGhee and
Murray.
The city timekeepers report Of amounts
lue for street labor, team work and at
the incinerator plant for the first half of
w the street commissioner and finance
committee. was presented, and upon mo-
ion properly supported and declared
carried by the president and ordered
,aid in the amounts as shown to be due
The Virginia Table Supply store, by
'arl Shapiro. petitioned the council for
permission to place a Bowser gasoline
INK in front of the store at 205 S.
central avenue.
Moved and supported that the permit
be granted subject to inspection Of the
burying Of the tank and connections
eading therefrom by the chief of the
fire department.
Carried
4 letter. signed by Eric sironen and
Natti koski, was read to the council
nd in which these men complained that
they were not given work for their
Moved and supported that the COM
:nunication be accepted and ordered
filed
Carried
md .. Andersons third addition petition
ed the council for sidewalk benefits and
stated that at this time of the wear it
was almost impossible for owners of
ZONES in that territory to get to their
buildings
Moved and supported that the street
commissioner be instructed to place tenn
porary walks along Larch street and
n the proper places so that the resi-
dents in these two blocks may NAV
benefits as given to other citizens of the
S'} Carried.
James NJ. DeBar applied to the coun-
Gu for automobile license and the same
vas signed by two residents of the city
'ccordng to the ordinance.
Moved and supported that the license
! De issued upon the payment to the city
treasurer of the proper fee.
Bills We're presented to the council
against A. Symoniak 2M Elm street
amount $40, and Matt Kostainsek. 90;
n: wyoming avenue, amount $2.35, these
bills being for use of thawing machine
| in thawing out frozen sanitary sewer
pipes on these premises.
Moved and supported that the accounts
be submitted to the parties noted in The
statements ana that if the same are M,
| paid that they be assessed against the
properties at the proper time.
| Carried.
| The clerk of the court reported fine,
md costs collected In that court for tn,
! week ending March Is. 1919. and the sam,
was accepted and ordered fled
The milk inspector reported the re
suits of IS tuberculin tests of cows il
this city and the same, upon motion dull,
| supported, were referred to the health
ofncer for investigation and report.
| X. L: Griggs, treasurer Of the Virginis
acknowledging the payment Of the bai
ance due this. company on bills due thi
.AompeAy at thu, time Tho elooArio -
HAer plant Wa taken QV0F 81 ~