Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1917-04-25
CITY COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS

Council Chambers. City Hall Building.
Willmar. MIMI April l6, 1917. at
Gil with Mayor Wellin in the chair.
The following members of the Coun-
eli were present on roll call: Mayor
Berkness, Brown. Jensen, Erickson and
Norman, 8; absent, Alderman Olson /.
City Attorney Stanford was also pres
ent
Mr.. A., G: Hedin appeared and stated
OF Assessor, to which he was elected
reasons for not wishing to serve.
A petition Of G. A. Erickson, C.. S. o.
son. Lewis johnson and others, for ex-
tension Of Street Sprinklins District to
include First Street from Litchfield !
a az me, ana tnence south on said street
read
Alderman Erickson offered the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted by |
the following vote: Ayes" z; "Noes."
~ RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, q petition, proper in form |
lite number Of, property owners owning
more than so per cent Of the frontage
Of the abutting real property to be as,
to the city Council praying FOR the
sprinkling. either with water or with
crude gu, as the Council may deter
tenSins from EiteSea a2enae to DINA ina
avenue.
THEREFORE, RESOLVED. That
hearing be had on said petition at the
the eVening Of ef the sSth day Of Hpr}i
whch at e the ah hour pa OF f fSa cS1s wit
consider, Investigate and act upon said
petition. ando determine whether such
s}Rrinkling Is necessary necessary and proper and
there appear and be heard.
RESOLVED, further, that the City
Clerk be, and he is hereby instructed to
give notice Of such hearing by one pub
Charter provided.
Approved April II. 1917:
Petition of Caroline Peterson. Ed
Benson and others for extension of
Street sprinkling District to include
and thence south on said street to Grace
Alderman Willard offered the follow
'NN RESOLUTION.
| WHEREAS, petition proper in form
and execution; and signed by the requis-
more than SO per cent Of the frontage
of the abuttng real property to be as,
sprinkling, either with waite water or with nth
crude oil, as the Council may deter
| West extending from Becker Avenue to
THEREFqKE REso1vE 392; That a
| hearing lie had on said petition at the
Go9nGil Chambers n";G ill., in the City Hall
the evening re- Of the goth day o Of April
which time and place the Council will
| consider investigate and act upon said
petition, and determine whether such
| sprinkling is necessary and proper, and
all persons interested may then and
there appear and be heard
clerk be. and he is hereby Instructed to
give notice of such hearing by one pub
LEGATION in the official paper, as in the
Charter provided.
Approved April II, 1917.
Petition of ": F: Graft, W. NJ. Chase
and others for extension of Street
~Sprinkling District to include that por-
ton of Becker Avenue extending from
fifth Street West to Eleventh Street
hat from Ror Nh of gtreet Weg
Sixth Street West extending from Trott
, ton of Ninth Street West extending
from Trott Avenue to Litchfield Ave
nue. and that portion of Tenth Street
West extending from TrOtt Avenue to
Litchfield Avenue. was presented. and
Alderman Berkness presented the fol-
by the following vote: Ayes" Z;
, wznRrAI RE : 651;3;Gn N;on.r in form
and execution, and signed by. the requis-
r lite number of property owners owning
more than SO per cent Of the frontage
e sessed. has heretofore been presented
$ to the City Council praying for the
/ :prinkling. either with water or with
! of that portion of Becker avenue ex-
/, tending from Ninth street West te
tending from Fifth as street rect West t{
o. Street West to Teat6 Street ret. Wes:t; TIA!
J. from n.y. rrott Avenue to Litch1ield: Ave
J, nue.: that portion of Ninth Street Wes
8 extending from Trott Avenue to Litch
); Street West extending from Trott Ave
S THEREFoRE RESOLVED, That :
6Siidsg, IN s@d city of wii'mar. e
r the evening of the goth day of April
p which time and place the Council viii
, consider, Investigate and act. upon sait
d petition, and determine whether sucl
J., all persons interested may then ant
u there appear and be heard.
y RESOLVED, Further, that the Cit.
v Clerk be, and he is hereby instructed t.
9 give notice of such hearing by one pub
. . LEGATION in the official paper" as in tn
q Charter provided.
It Approved April II, 1917.
- E. C. WELLIN, Mayor
Official bonds Of Herbert A. Heng
II stler and Henry G. Young, as Justice
t. of the Peace (personal sureties), wer
a presented and were, on motion, referre'
9 to the City Attorney.
e The City Attorney reported the sail
( bonds back as correct in form and exc
n rutiOn and on motion, the bonds Wer'
- accepted by the Council and the sure
ties thereon approved.
8 Alderman Jacobson offered the fol
). lowing resolution which was unani
mously adopted
e RESOLUTION.
8 RESOLVED, That the sum of On
9 Hundred Twenty ($12O.O0) Dollars, b,
=, and the same is hereby appropriated