Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1919-07-11

\ The resolution for the East side rec
sewers, catch basins, ETC., as
follows:
ga 2O-inch sewer on Third avenue s.
E., from First street S. E. to Third
street s. E.; an 18-inch sewer on Third
Ave., S. E. from Third Streets. E. to
Fifth street S: E.; 12-inch sewer on
Second street s E. from Broadway E.
to point 80 feet south Of First avenue
s. E.; 12-inch sewer on Third street
E. from First avenue N. E. to First av-
enue S. E.; a a-10-inch sewer on Broad
way E. from termination of present
sewer at postoffice building to Front
street; also the construction of the fol-
lowing manholes: at the intersection of
Broadway and Front, Second, Third and
Fourth streets E., respectively; at the
Of First Ave., s. E., and
Second and Third streets S. E., respect
lively; at the intersection of Second av>
enue S. E. and Third and Fourth
streets S. E., respectfully; at the inter,
section Of Third avenue s. E. and
Fourth and Fifth streets, respectively;
and at the intersections Of Fourth
street N. E. and Second, Third and
Fourth avenues N. E., respectively; al,
so the construction of catch basins at
the following points: at the N. E. and
s. E. corners Of Third Ave. and First
St. S. E.; S. E. corner Of Third Ave. and
Second st. S. E.; N. E. corner Of Third
Ave. and Fourth St. S. E.; N. E. corner
of Third Ave. and Fifth st. S. E.;
N. W., N. E., and S. W. corn
ers of Broadway and Second st. E.; N.
E. and s. E. corners Of First Ave. and
Third St. S. E.; N. E. corner Of Third
Broadway E. and. Wood St.; N. E.
corner Of Sixth avenue and Second St.
S. E.; N. E. corner of Fifth Ave. and
Fourth St: s. E.; N. E. and S. E. corn
ers Of Fourth Ave. and Fourth St. Sc;
NE corner of Second Ave and Second
st. Sc; NE corner of First Ave. and
Fourth St. Sc; NE and NV corners of
First Ave. and Second st. Sc; NE corn
er of First Ave. and First st. Sc; NE
NV and Sc corners of Broadway and
First st. E; NV and NE corners Of
Broadway E and Kidder St.; NE corner
of First Ave. and Second St. NE; NE
corner First Ave. and Fourth St. NE;
Sc and NE corners Second Ave. and
Second st. NE; Sc corner Second Ave.
and Third st. NE; NE corner Second
Ave. and Fourth st. NE; Sc corner
Third Ave. and First St. NE; SE and
NE corners Of Sixth Ave. and Second
St. NE; and such other manholes and
catch basins as may be necessary; also
the construction of 12-inch storm
sewer on Fourth Ave. NE from the
Mississippi river east to Fifth street
n d
with First, Second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth streets NE, respectively, and
catch basins at the NE. and SE corners
of each Of said street intersections and
also at the NV corner Of Third street
and Fourth Ave. NE.
For the West side the following i'm
provements are proposed: A main sew
er of sufficient size to care for that por-
tion Of said city lying westerly Of the
Mississippi river, on Second street NV
from Fifth Ave. NV southerly to
Broadway w; on Broadway w from
First ST.. W westerly to Third street
SW; on Third street SW from Broad
way w in a southerly direction to the
Mississippi river, with necessary and
suitable manholes and catch basins at
such points thereon as may be neces-
sary to carry the surface and storm
waters for that portion of city.
The estimate given for the improve
ments on the East side is $4,000 and
for the West side $4,000 to $4,000.
Charles w. Sprandel was granted a
permit to erect III story brick ven
eered building at the corner Of Third
street and First avenue northeast.
The city clerk was instructed to order
a supply of tickets for the city weigh
ing scales. :.
Hose company No. 2 submitted re-
port Of election of it's officers, which
was approved by the council.
Mayor Bergheim announced the ap-
pointment of three members to the
board of directors for the public IL
brary, which appointments were approx
ed. Those appointed were R. D. Mus
ser, Mrs. N. N. Bergheim and Mrs. J.
B. Hoist.
Mayor. Bergheim called attention to
the fact that the Broadway sewer is in
need Of flushing. The street commits
sioner was instructed to flush all sew
ers in the city that are in need of it. 81 7
/ At the suggestion of Mayor Bergheim
the city clerk was instructed to get an
estimate Of the cost Of engaging an ex-
pert to test all electric and water met,
ers in the city. The mayor stated that
there has been considerable complaint
about the meters lately and something
should be done. ~5$ 81. !
J. Tandetski appeared and asked
that something be done on Eighth
street southeast. The matter was re-
ferred to the chairman of the street
committee and the city engineer FOR in.
vestigation and an estimate as to the
cost, a report to be submitted at the
next meeting. .S.s..
The street committee was. instructed
to look up the cost Of street Oil, 8 re-
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