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

4OO4s OA~A.
Drs. Frost & Jacobs, profession
al services to destitute trans
Bethesd a Hospital. whitman.
hospital bills for destitute
c. 3: Fisher. meals for destitute
l.. Rodiun, house rent for poor: 1890 90
Mrs. Bertha Stromberg, keeping
and caring for sick and desti-
tute girl ................ 1o.oo
STREET FUND.
p. Anderson, labor ............ 1920
l.. Rasmussen, labor .......... 1900
A. Sundling labor ......... 1875
John Peterson, labor .. 1900
c. BOSNIAN. labor ,.....,... 1.6O
\. Ostlund' labor team. $500
Peter Olson. labor team. 5000
two cars gravel for Streets. 1884
foregoing bills back approved and the
report was accepted.
Alderman Erickson offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was adoPt Pie b.!
'0' RESOLUTION.
the CITY r of Wil1msr that te city Clerk
be and he is hereby authorized to issue
warrants against the respective funds in
payment of the foregoing approved bills.
App'o''u ' Z. C. &. WELL1N. Mayor.
The Council, on motion, proceeded to
consider bids for the City publishing. as
" Sealed bids of the Tribune Prtg. Co.,
by Victor 2: Lawson, and The Journal
Publishing Co., by c. F. Spencer, Mgr.
Mr. v. E Lawson, Of the Tribune Prtg.
Co., was present and addressed the
Council briefly about the matter of bids
After fully considering the two bids
for publishing, Alderman Erickson pre-
sented the following resolution, which
ayes" Alderman . Olson. Jacobson,
6; Noes" Alderman Willard and Jen-
RESOLUTION.
Resolved, that the bid Of Tribune
Printing Co.; for I'D. doing the oticial pub so
folio for financial statement, .23 cents
folio for Co1mci Rroceedings rs
and all other publications for the first
insertion, and IS cents for each subse-
quent insertion, be and the same is here
Clerk be and they are hereby authorized
to enter into a contract with said Trib-
une Printing Co. for doing said publish
ing.
Resolved further, that Willmar Trib-
une be, and the same is hereby t c qesi e.
Willmar for the ensuing year.
T. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
The contract bond of Victor E. Law
son for the City publishing was fixed in
The Council, on motion proceeded to
consider bids for the laying Of the two
water main extensions, as advertised:
Virgins Co. were opened and read. The
| bid OF Ben Benson was found to be the
| lowest and was accepted.
| Alderman Norman offered the follow
| ing raSn1nfiOn which unanimously
RESOLUTION.
for Furnishing ali labor and material
necessary, excepting iron pipe, hre hyd-
I rants and connections, and Tor LAYING
I water main on Bernard Street between
| Becker and Litchtield Avenues. also In
stalling a fire hydrant on said street
and for laying one-half block Of water
main on South Seventh street, and NOV
ton of Seventh street and Minnesota
cations, for the sum Of $4,000 (rhree
the same is hereby accepted, and the
Mayor and City Clerk are hereby auth;
oriZed to enter into contract with said
Ben Benson for the doing of said work
Approved H'I Z. e. WELL1N, Mayor.
NJ !g;.d Benson's contract bond was fixed
Bids for water Heater" was taker
up as advertised.
Sealed bid Of Ben Benson, City, for {
500 H. F. Standard Type Webster ,a3s%4 F Ssei
pounds). was opened and read;
The said bid being. the only one re
ceived was accepted.
Alderman Willard introduced the fol
lowing resolution which was adopted b;
the following vote: Ayes" 8; Noes,
none.
Resolved. that the bid of Ben Benson
for furnishing and delivering one Stan
dard Type Water Heater of 800 hors
WITH With oil separator. cut out valve an
exhaust pipe connections of inch diam
eter. f. o. B. cars Wi1lma 9f;v MINI; TO TO
$4,000 ($657.50) Dollars. be and tn
same is hereby accepted, and the Mayo
and City Clerk are hereby AUTHORIZED t
enter into a contract with said Ben Ben
son for furnishing the same.
f. c. WELL1N, Mayor.
of sprink1ing District on Locker avenu
between Third and Fourth streets Yves
was taken up. as per published motto
given In the official Paper "n3os,t;on to n
granting of said petition, the hearin
was, on motion declared closed:
Alderman Olson offered the folfowin
resolution which was unanimousl
ao'p'oN RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS getition P Pre- tSs in nsf for
tie number Of property owners, ha
heretofore been presented to the Cit
Council praying for the sprinklin
either with water or with crude oil. 6
the Council may determine, of that Pc
ton of Becker avenue in said city. e!
tending from Third street west
Fourth street west, and
WHEREAS, The Council has heret
fore fixed the time and place, when ar
where said petition will be heard ar
( considered, and notice Thereof has her
. tofore been duly given by one public
! ton in the official paper, and
s. WHEREAS hearing was duly h:
on said petition by said Council at Il
Council Chambers, in the City Ha
Of May, 1877. atswhich time and pla
8 all parties interested were permitted
4 appear and bes heard and