Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-05-24
CITY COUNCIL MEETING
Roller Rink license Ordinance May
DO Street Repairing On Broadway
MEETING

Roller Rink Iicensa Ordinance May
DO Street Repairing "a B1oadway
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At an adjourned meeting of the city
council Friday evening the following,
business was taken up. Aldermen
Moeglein, Blake, Brown, Falk, Geo.
Peterson, VI. Peterson and Hall be-
ing present. y ~
Following appointments by the mayor
we're approved: Henry Smith as po-
liceman at the fair grounds during the
fair, and baseball games, J. j. Gross,
Ole Kjelshus, Harvey Garfield and G.
G. Raymond to act as policemen without
compensation during their services on
the board of health, Harold Clark as
patrolman in place of P. J. Lauermann,
resigned, at a salary of SIS per month
and Hubert Freisinger and Isaac La
Fond as additional fire policement with
out pay. 800 'stts& .
- The building bond of Peter J. Greger.
son was accepted by the council. -,
A cigarette license was granted to w.
0. Beattie: = #.' -
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
made an application for a permit to
install conduit along the north side
of Broadway in which to run their
wires from the depot to their office on
first street north. The city clerk was
instructed to write the Western Union
asking them if First avenue north
would do as well as extensive work is
to be done on Broadway within the next
few years.
"A letter from the mayor asking for
regulations for the city hall in .rela-
ton to it's use by the public, was by
unanimous vote, laid on the table.
The matter of the lease of the city
on the Richard lots on First street
north was taken up and it was decided
to. cancel. the unexpired time Of the
lease. The city has been using the lots
as place where farmers may leave
their teams while in town. , o.,
The city clerk was instructed to in
form the fuel commissioner that fifty
tons of coal would be used at the city
hall the coming winter. So
The board Of public works was in
stucted to see the property owners on
Broadway east and endeavor to secure
a petition to the council to have that
If enough signatures can be obtained
the street. commissioner will be instruct
ed to scarify one block. of Broadway
and if it can be done cheaply: the rest
Of the street will be scarifed: -
Street Commissioner LaFond appear
ed before the council asking for an at
tachment to be installed on the oil
sprinkler in order that it may be used
for sprinkling water as the water wagon
being used now is practically worn out.
A. K. Hall was granted a permit to
erect bill board on the lot east of the
Little Falls House. ,... r-...r. t.
Fire Chief Geo. Emder asked that an
electric light extension cord be put in
the city hall for use around the fire
truck.
It was ordered by the council to have
Tenth avenue Southwest declared open.
The council ordered that complete Of
fee fixtures be purchased for the chief
office; also supplies for the police. The
matter was referred to the board Of
public health and safety. - p:
The matter of having the fences
around the park repaired, on request of
alderman Geo. Peterson, was taken up
and the street commissioner instructed
to have a man do the work. i g., !
A committee was appointed to meet
with the officers of the townships on
the road to the quarries to see what can
be done in regard to the repair Of the
road which is in very bad condition due
to the heavy traffic over it. :
The bonds of the Commercial State
and First National banks were accept
ed. These bonds are for the depository
rof city funds. go
An amendment to Ordinance No. 143,
licenses other than liquor licenses, in
troduced by Alderman Brown, was ap
proved by the council. The amendment
provides for license of SIS for operas
ing a roller skating rink in the city.
The treasurer's report of the city 8
finances was approved by the council.
The council adjourned to May 81.
At Tuesday evenings meeting Alder
men Hall, Blake, Moeglein, Brown, n.
j. Peterson, George Peterson and La
Fond were present. '.-i>,.'
The building bond Of the Morrison
County Lumber Co. was accepted. =,
The depository bonds of the American
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