Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-03-05
CITY DADS HELD MEETING
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getting fire truck until the depart
ment is fixed up. To fix it up right the
chief suggested that an ordinance be
passed requiring the secretary of each
fire company to keep a record Of the
fremen's attendance at fires and to
file such record with the city clerk
each month. At the end Of the year
the records should be gone over and
those having missed the greatest num-
Der Of fires should be dropped from the
department. The removal could be
made automatic by ordinance.
The chief stated that some people
had remarked that no fremen could be
obtained to fill the vacancies caused
by inactive members being dropped.
AS to this, there would be no trouble
whatever, he said. At the present time
there are enough men obtainable to
completely replace some Of the COM
panies. Mr.. Emder closed his talk
by urging the council to look into the
matter of fixing up the fire department
before accepting the relief associa-
ton 8 offer.
A short recess was taken by the
council and it was decided to postpone
the matter until later date, so that
it could be given some thought. On
motion Of Alderman Moeglein the
council voted to adjourn the matter
until tonight.
R. B. Willard appeared before the
council and asked if something could
be done toward fixing the grade on
Third street and First avenue south
east so that the curb, sidewalks and
crosswalks would be on the same level.
The curb on the west side of Third
street is several inches lower than on
the opposite side and the crosswalk
is five inches below the curb on the
east side Of the street, causing bad
appearance. The matter was discussed
at length and the street committee
was finally instructed to investigate it
aud see if anything could be done.
The matter Of regulating the width
of boulevards in the city was brought
up by J. K. Martin. He stated that
on First avenue southeast the boule-
wards are Of various widths. If posi-
BILE, property owners should be recuir-
ed to build the boulevards a certain
width so that all would be uniform.
The matter will be looked into by the
council.
Adjournment was taken to this eve
ming.
Bills allowed:
General Fund
Water Power Co., street light
lily pfof .UO
Water Power Co., hydrant rent $50. 90
Ernest Norberg, rock ........ 1878
A. T. Edling, rock. .......... 5.23
I. Petrowski, rock ........... AZ. 02
John Cimenski, rock .... $50
Water Power Co., crushing rock 100. OF
j. Jetka, hardware ........ so
Jos. St. Martin, repairs. ...... lib
Camille ST.. Marie, burying 4
dogs ............ 4.UU
Isaac LaFond, street commits
sioner's pay roll 1873 .05
J. Jetka, fence for park corral 6.85
Morrison County Lbr. Co., wood 200
Simonet Furn, & Carpet Co.,
Mdse. for city hall. ........ 100
VIM. Tom, freight and dray-
age ............. 80
Electric shop, lamp .......... .23
Walter S. Booth & Co., supplies 200
VIM. Hang, bus hire ......... so
Morrison County, board for
prisoners ......... ....... 500
Transcript Pub. Co., election
cards ............ ........ $50
Transcript Pub. Co., publishing
ordinance ...-...... ...... 1915
Victor Schallern, postage, etc. 2.64
Joseph Kuffel, repairing boiler
at city hall ............... 400
Fire Fund
Mrs. Mary Lakin, washing tow
els .l6
Little Falls Iron Works, repair
ing DelC LOU
Central Auto Co., repairing
hose carts ................ ITS
VIM. Tom, hauling apparatus 600
e. T. DlOWu, hauling apparatus LOU
Muske & johnson, hauling ap-
paratus ......... ......... $50
Hose Co. No. l, services. ..... IA. 90
Hose Co. No. 2, services. ..... 10. 25
Hose Co. No. 3, services. $3.50. 500
Chemical Co., No. l, services. 7.25
Hook & Ladder Co., services. 10. 90
! w. H. Muncy, hauling appara- ~
tus. .:....... ...... 1.5o
Water Power Co., meter read
ing and lighting hose houses 200
Poor Fund
Muske & johnson, Mdse. to
poor ......... ............ 500
N. II. jacobson, Mdse. to poor. 400
J. Jetka, coal to poor. ...,, 600
Larson & Briese, Mdse. to poor IA. 90
p. W. Blake, Mdse. to poor. 80. 600
Pantzke Bros, Mrse. to poor. 400
Morrison County Lbr. Co., wood
to poor .......... .....!.... 5.25
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Miss Florence Bernhardt Of Mime
apolis, former resident Of this city
and we'll known here, was one Of eight
winners in tho VANITY Fair confosk, a +