Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-10-15

In tue lily OK sW1klU1AEs MINNESOTA, was
taken up, as per published notices given,
as In the City Charter provided.
There being no one present opposing
the said grading improvements and no
objections having been fled in opposi-
ton thereto the said hearing was, on
motion, declared closed. .'... =. ....,.<~
The City Engineer was, on motion,
instructed to: prepare plans and speci-
sfications for said grading improvements
: A: letter from the State Railroad and
Warehouse Commission was presented
and read, advising that hearing would
30 held at the State Capitol, st. Paul. on
October 23rd, 1919, about matter Of the
increased rates Of the Northwestern
Telephone Co.
It was ordered that the officials. of
League of Minnesota Municipalities be
requested to represent this City.
A letter from Hon. George Muller was
presented in which he expressed his ap-
probation Of the resolution adopted at
a recent meeting with reference to the
Municipal Court, and also letter with
reference to- an organization that holds
its meetings in the City Hall building.
The Clerk reported that Henry STEM
son, appointed as a Judge of Election
for the Special Election to be held in
the Fourth Ward on November 4th next,
declined to accept said appointment,
and Emil P. Bjornberg, was on motion,
appointed In place of Henry stenson as
Judge of Election for the Special
November 4th, 1919.
A report from O. A. Norman, Building
Inspector, of building permits issued in
September was presented and the same
/ was ordered placed on file
Alderman Scott offered the following
| resolution which was unanimously ad-
| opted.
RESOLUTION.
RESOLVED, BY the City Council OF
the City of Willmar, that Great North.
| ern Railroad be, and it is hereby grant.
ed the right, privilege and easement tc
lay, construct and maintain an eighteen
(18) inch sewer or drain tile under an6
across State Street in said City of Will
/ mar. at point approximately Three
Hundred 5000 feet west of the Eas
boundary line of Government Lot Sew
| en- Cd, of Section Eleven, (11), Town
ship One Hundred Nineteen (119)
Range Thirty-f1ve (35).
| This privilege and easement is grant
ed upon condition that said Great North
ern Railroad shall lay and construc
! the same with as little Inconvenience t.
travel as possible; that the surface O.
| said Street shall be put back in goot
| condition for travel after said drain til,
has been laid, and upon condition tina
| the right to keep and maintain the sam,
under and across said highway shall b.
permanent as long as the same is KEEP
| In good condition and in repair and doe,
| not interfere with travel along sale
| highway, and upon the further condi
| ton that the same shall be kept ane
maintained and kept in repair withou
any expense whatsoever to the City O.
] Willmar.
This right and privilege is granted
| upon the further express condition tina
/ n 10 int
for the purpose Of running water ant
boiler waste from the Round House ant
machine shop of the Great Norther,
Railroad, to Foot Lake, and that tn
same shall never be used for the pur
| pose Of a sanitary sewer.
Approved, October 18th, 1919.
E c WELLIN, Mayor.
City Engineer Rowat reported on pro
posed sewer extensions on South In,
and 2rd streets.
The following sewer permits wer
granted c. A. Backlund for residence
on Lot 3, and Gust Lindgren for resi-
dence on part of Lots and 2, both il
residence on Lots and 4, and o. @
Ulvin for the West rs feet of Lots s
and 10, both in Block 1O2, and all t.
connect with the new 18th street Sout]
sewer; j. w. Galliford for residence Of
Lots and 8, Block 6, to connect witt
! Tie 1orton ave. sewer, and D. F. John
son for new residence on Lot II, Bloc
l, Glarum's addition, to connect with tn
4th street East sewer. All of said per
mits subject to the $4,000 tapping fee.
acquisitions for supplies from tn
Water and Light Commission were pre-
sented and the Clerk was, on motion. in
structed to order same
On motion the Council adjourned.
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor
Attest:
Hans Gunderson,
City Clerk