Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-07-02

pR SRRgMeto 4M SEX Of 61ilsrs zi1En $50
Lindgren & Larson, six street
G. W. Lonn, labor .............. 500
John Peterson, labor .......... 800
STREET SIRE Hoa FW%bE LABOR team 600
F. Anderson labor ............ 1000
9. w. Lonn, labor .............. 1900
John Peterson, labor ........,. 900
A. Sundling, labor ........... 1888
Henry Johnson, labor team. 1925
eo1 The Ftna n9;;s Committee reported the
Alderman Erickson offered the follow
ing ing v Thch vas
RESOLUTION
the city Of Wiimar that o tSe GtY ciepf
be, and he hereby is, authorized to issue
warrants against the respective funds
IN 3,, payment of the foregoing approved
Approved June oath, 1919
E. c. WELLIN, Mayor.
c.; J. Rose, Louis Larson and B.
tile which they had placed across Ben
son Ave: East, near Dolson Ave-, and
the matter was referred to the Street
investigate
reorganization from the Water and
L Lag Compassion was presented, ask
two blocks of water mains on South
Sixth street, from Kandiyohi Avenue
to Grace avenue, Booths addition.
The Clerk was, on motion, instructed
to call for bids for construction Of such
water vat, ma mains 81 to be received at meeting
The estimated cost of said water
main i ext len sSoo was stated to be ap-
City Engineer Rowat presented a plat
gala avenue from 9Th street west to
18TH street, west to be graded, as petit
T. sandbo and others. s. and In which cn' a
hearing was held at the last meeting,
the 9Th inst
Alderman Scott presented the follow
RESOLUTION
| Whereas, On the 18th day Of May
| 1919, the City Council of the City Of
Willmar did by resolution declare its
purpose and intention to cause all that
part Of Monongalia Avenue Of said city,
Street West, said 18th street West be-
IS and 16. Town Of Willmar, to be grad
by David N. Tallman. Edwin T. sandbo
and others, and
heard by and before the Council of the
said City, at meeting thereof held at
the Council Chambers in the City Hall
june s1s sa at Gy t af 18th dc de
in. the evening Of said day, pursuant to
notice Of such hearing duly given by
the City Clerk, as by the Charter Of
parties interested were permitted to
appear and be heard and no objections
as TSe G3ty af Ensneer has
and filed with the City Clerk, a plat and
survey showing the nature, course and
cells Of land to be benefited thereby, to.
gether with the names Of the owners OF
such property: all as provided in the
City Charter.
Now Therefore Resolved, That such
plat and survey so made and filed with
the City Clerk as aforesaid, be, and the
Is hSreRy adopted %na and tho
of said petition be granted and that the
grading of said portion of Monongalis
avenue be, and the same is ordered
grade established and the plat and sur.
vey 50 made and filed; and
property AUDITING upon that portion Of
Monongalia Avenue. between 9Th stree
West and 18th street West, that vii
and the same is hereby ordered an6
directed to be assessed for the cost Of
the he same sans as in the Charter Of thu
| Approved June Gath, 1919.
E. G. WELLIN, Mayor :.
The following sewer permits were, OF
|
tapping fee: Olive Bros. for store build
ing on Lot H., Block IS to connect. with
the srd street sewer; E. Ellingson fol
| residence on lot Of Block 81 to connec,
with the 9Th street sewer, and Magnus
| Ness for residence on Lot IL, Block 8
Ferring's addition, to connect with the
Anthony street sewer.
A petition for acseWer extension OF
18th street South, from Becker avenue
and North on said street to within fifty
feet from Litchfie1d avenue, signed BY
G. A. Backund, Gust Lindgren, o. o
Ulvin and others was presented. It ha6
Of $3.50.
The said matter was; ION motion, re-
ferred to the Sewer Committee -c
L Alderman Nelson reported that Mr.
O. l.. Lien asked for permission to buil6
a short sewer extension, at his own cost
either on Lttchfield avenue, or on Sew
enth street, to connect his residence
property with the Seventh street sewer
on South 7th street.
The matter was referred to The Sewer
Committee. -, =. sss9#, -
Contract bond Of Lindgren. and Lar
son, sidewalk contractors, signed by
Lion Bonding Co., was, presented an6
was referred to the City, Attorney.
The Attorney reported that couple
4 Of minor changes would have to be made
in the bond, which were then ordered.
acquisitions for suppliess from the
Water and Light Department were pre-
scented and the Clerk was instructed tt
order same. @T SS,s$s43e sssf8zssEEs3 Z sg.<z :.
On motion the Council adjourned
E. G. Wellin. Mayor.
HANS GUNDERsoN. s.s . s.
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