Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1918-06-07
CITY | | / COUNCIL MEETS
GENERAL R0UTnlE OF BUSINESS
1 .Dl8P0SED OF AT MONTHLY
j g}ssff 90 MEETING

Is t1n0s council met at their regular
montmy session Monday night, Alder
men Hall, Brown, Falk, N. j. Peterson,
George Peterson and LaFond being
present.
& g! sH. Brown made complaint in re-
CARDS to the pop corn wagon which is
stationed at his corner. Mr.. Brown
E3aid that due to the large number of
rowdies that are in the habit of hang
Ing around the wagon, people, especial
lylwomen, pass through his store rather
than going through the crowd. He said
the rubbish usually caused from a place
Of that kind was especially annoying
in as much as people buy pop corn or
peanuts and use his store as place to
eat it., The crowd naturally tends to
obstruct the view of Mr.. Browns win
dow and in all, he said, it is very
great nuisance. The matter was turn
ed over to the public safety committee
Of the council with power to act.
DR.. L. NJ. Roberts appeared before the
council as spokesman for the Oakland
cemetery association in the matter of
repairing the road to the cemetery. He
said that if the city would grade road
bed from the tracks to the cemetery
gates that the association would put
clay covering on it, thus making first
class roadway. The bridge which is on
the road will also have to be raised to
level of the new road. The matter
was referred to the street committee
with power to act, the street commits
siOner to act in accordance with the
street committee.
4 a check of $29 from Municipal
Judge Lyon was allowed.
The paying Of the insurance premium
on the fire apparatus was laid on the
table for further discussion.
! The following liquor licenses were
granted, subject to approval of bond
&hyi the council: s. T. Lepinski, George
;Blanchett, Shelling & Tanner, Bourassa
g Bergquist, John McManus, Mike Ko-
:walzek, John johnson, F. D. Leblanc,
O,Brien & Wyatt, Lucas Schrieber, Fe-
:lx II HtKobilka, Matthias Miller, Frank
sWaehlarowicz, ~LaFond & Arendt and n.
II. H..f.White.
2't The, Following election judges were
elected: First ward, John Billstein, L..
J. Billstein, G. D. Auyer; Second ward,
>Gs CO Raymond, v. Schallern, J. W.
Hatch; Third ward, J. G. Burial, Ed.
Transberg, John Karnowski; Fourth
ward Ernest Kestner, J. H. Burial,
Chas. Hogle.
"A junk dealers license was granted
to Mr.. .Echlimovitz.
H a. bond for the license of the Red
Cress tosdeal in junk was received and
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= A. check from Morrison county for
$1673.90 for work on the Belle Prairie
road was; allowed.
The, newly elected officers of Chemi-
cal NO 2 and Hose Co. No. l, were
approved.
:, The. mayors new police appointments
were approved.
The owner Of the vacant lot back Of
the Jetka hardware store has offered to
lease the, property to the city for $25
a year to be used as place where the
farmers may tie their teams. This is
very much needed, especially on this
side of the river. A committee was
appointed to look into the matter as
there. is an old Foundation around the
Flotst tWhich will have to be removed. The
committee was also asked to report on
the feasibility of parking autos in the
middle s'of the streets so as to let the
farmers in at the curb: :
The city clerk was instructed to write
the Western Union asking them to send
q representative to this city to further
discuss the nnatter Of laying its conduit
along Broadway
~ committee was appointed to meet
with the city attorney and 60 over the
report Of Frederick Bass on the water
works Of the city SO as to have GER
tain; policy to work on when Mr.. Bass
met the council again Tuesday eve
ming. The following committee was ap-
pointed: j. w. Falk, DR.. w. 81. K.
Meyer, Geo. Kiewel and George Emder.
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to put some work on Third street
northwest by request of Alderman Geo.
Peterson.