Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-06-20

anu place all parties Interested were
,permitted to appear and be heard and
Z WHEREAS, The Council has. ex-
amtned said petition and the necess-
ity and propriety of the sprinkling
prayed for.
NOW THEREFORE, Resolved that
the said sprinkling Of the said portion
or the said street hereinbefore de-
sscribed is, necessary and proper. and
$Vtllsbe of public benefit. s<'
Resolved further, that the said DOR
tlon Of said street, to-wit: that part, of
FIRST Street South extending from
Augusta Avenue to Grace Avenue be
and the same is hereby added to and
included in the sprinkling district of
said city;
Resolved, further, that said portion
OF said street be hereafter sprinkled
eHner with water or with crude oil,
as the Council may determine, as in
the Charter of the City of Willmar
provided, and that the cost of such
sprinkling, or such portion of such
cost as shall not be a charge upon the
CITY at large, be hereafter assessed
against the abutting property.
H. Approved. June 18th, 1917.
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
Mr.. whitney of st. Cloud appeared
ana addressed the Council about SELL
the City current for the water and
light plant from his Power Plant at
st. Cloud, and quoted rates for fur
nfshing current.
The Council decided to have an in
formal meeting with the Water and
Light Board, Friday evening. June
10Th, to talk over matter of buying
current from st. Cloud.
The Following named Aldermen
were, on motion, appointed members
OF the Board of Equalization for this
year: G. F. Olson, O. r. Berkness. A.
H.. Brown and G. A. Erickson.
1t was reported that there was a
vacancy on the Board of Health. ow-
ing to that Mr.. ]. r. Loney had not
qualified.
Mr.. Hugh e! H. Campbell was plac-
ed in nomination as a Member of the
Board OF Health, and the Clerk was.
on motion, instructed to cast the vote
OF the Council for said Mr.. Campbell
as Member of the Board of Health.
The Clerk declared the vote so cast
and Mr.. Campbell was declared elect
ed to said office for the ensuing year.
Contract bond of Victor e. Lawson
for his publishing contract was pre-
sented, and the same was found cor
rect and was, on motion, approved.
q. A. Stark & Co. were granted per-
mission to place 500 gallon Bowser
gasoline storage tank, near sidewalk.
IN the street at their new garage No.
3l9-4th Street. The installation of
said tank to be under the supervision
OF the Street Committee.
The following sewer permits were
granted: Lars Halvorson for new
garage building at No. 319. Fourth
Street, being lot in Block AZ. to con-
meet with the Fourth Street Sanitary
sewer, (but not to allow the discharge
OF roof water on said building into
said Sanitary sewer); c. J. Birkeland
for residence on lot IL and South half
OF lot 13 of Block 81, with the Second
street w. sewer; and Carl Sandberg
for residence on lots and of Block
z, Johnson's Subdivision, to connect
with the Second Street E. sewer. The
aforesaid parties to each nav the
regular fee of $50.
E. N. Munson was granted permis-
sion to connect his new residence on
lot 10 OF Block I, Erickson's First Ad-
dltion to connect with the Third
Street E. sewer, upon payment of $25:
as V. E. Fridlund, the former owner
OF said lot had paid $25 Of tapping fee
Tor construction of said Third Street
sewer. 0'
All of the said sewer connections to
DE made according to the sewer regu-
lations.
acquisitions for supplies from the
water & Light Dept. were presented
and the Clerk was, on motion. in
structed to order same.
ON motion the Council adjourned.
E. G. WELLIN,
Fl, Mayor.
Attest: HANS GUNDERsON,
City Clerk.