Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1917-10-05
COUNCIL MAKES TAX LEVY
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sation. Mr.. Bergheim fled written
agreement from the party who was to
care for Mr.. Zaba, promising that ne
would not ask the city for any assist
ance.
Upon motion by Alderman Brown
the mayor and president Of the coun-
Gil were authorized to attend the an
nual meeting Of the Minnesota League
of Municipalities at St. Cloud, the city
to pay their expenses.
* letter from John Sparry Of the
Little Falls Black Granite company,
thanking the council for the work done
on the road to mis- quarry, was read.
The letter was ordered placed on hle:
J. J. Rassier was granted permit
to erect a building at the rear OF MS
shop on First avenue northeast.
The Morrison County Lumber COM
pany was granted a permit to put IN a
cement crosswalk on Second street
southwest, near where the third ward
house house formerly was located. me
company will erect new lumber shed
there.
An ordinance was passed increasing
the salaries of the chief Of police, two
patrolmen and one part paid police 50
Der month. The chief and two patrol-
men had previously requested that the
council grant them an increase OF SID
per month. The chief will now get
$50, the patrolmen SIS and Mr.. Fries
niger SIS per month.
The dog ordinance came up for It's
second reading at this meeting ana
was passed, only one alderman voting
against it.
The matter of providing road for
Mr.. Lund, who lives at the outskirts
Of the city on the West side, was
brought up, but was left until another
meeting for further investigation.
| Upon motion by Alderman George
Peterson the city clerk was instructed
| to deposit $199 for work on the state
road in Swan River and $3.50 for the
| same road in Pike Creek, with the coun'
| tv treasurer, to be expended by the
county under the supervision OF the
county engineer. In this way more
work can be had for the money, as 80
per cent Of the money expended by the
county ON state roads is refunded by
the state.
The matter of engaging an assistant
ianitor and weighmaster at the city
hall was broug ht up by Alderman
Brown and an ordinance was drawn up
and was to be introduced, providing
for an assistant, but some Of the alder
men deemed it best to give the matter
further consideration before taking
any action and upon motion by Alder
man Falk it was laid over until the
next meeting.
The city clerk was instructed to adj
vertise for two cotton carloads Of coal,
one to be delivered within 80 days and
: the other the first of the year.
N. N. Bergheim reported that the
Richard property and Bell estate prop
erty on First street northeast could be
secured as parking place for farmers
teams, the first named for $50 a year
and the othe1 for taxes, which this year
amount to $3.50. On motion by Alder
man George Peterson the mayor was
Instructed to have leases drawn up for
the property for one year.
Council adjourned until tonight.
A number of bills were laid over f T.:
Investigation. Those allowed are as
follows:
Water Power Co.. street lights =. 1886 90
LOU
LaFond & Brick, mdse.. Is sc
Linus Strand, board of employees. Is OF
isaac LaFond. street commission
er's pay roll .:......::.::,--.:.:. $50 81
RE road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. PA. 6:
Jultus Jetka. mdse. $3.50
lP. W. Blake. mdse. ......:............ a;
~: j.. Rassier, blacksmith1ng ....... *3.Ss
Walter Muske. mdse .-.............. g. Il
Peter Lauermann, labor .......... LIST
re. ]. McShane, witness fees. IL:
Go. OF Morrison, board prisoners.ee. 17.N
e. J.: DOrman, special pO1ice....... 3.0(
ICamlle st: Marie, burying e1k.....~ 5.O
Lewis Book Store mdse. ..........~ 23(
y; E. kasparek; deer for park. %. 8:
ESnas. F'arrow, livery ..............~. II OF
lElectric Shop, mdse .-:............. 81
James Renie. special police. .....-.. 4O
VIM: Won Domarus, special police. 5.N
~. Vertln, commission as city treas
tsouthern Surety Co.. ms: premium II n 9 9
IF. w. Lyon, fees as Nun. judge SO 81
FIRE
Water P. Co., lights, hose house,. 1.N
Water Power Co.. hydrant rerlt..... 495. 81
1Sol Shapiro. hauling apparatus... is
LaFond & Brick, 1ndse. 81:
Morrison Co: Lbr. Co., wood. .....:. 1.sl
S Mrs; =: o. ~: Larson, washing towels go:
iW: S. Mott CO.. mdse. Tor truck: 21:s:
iSlgnor & Schallern, ms ON truck. 81 q
1Hose CO. CO. NO No. J. services xeTxtsss' | So So
nose GO. NO. 5, services. ...-....... 3.5(
1Cnemlcal 90. No. 1, services. 3.5(
POOR
FRANCISCAN Convent, care of poor. 20.0t
~. r. Wh1te, care OF poor. 1856
"a: r. Ireblatowsk1 care of poor. 10.0(
Morrison Co. Lbr. Co., wood . 3.&
[Victor Olson, mdse. .......-........ 5.0(
fP. w. Blake, mdse .-........ II As
lib. W. B. Salt, o. L. Mansfield, Ram
ley.
ia. Louis Larson, Sylvan: Peter
FSWansOn, Brainerd
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