Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-11-19


+ Hall bldg, two mos. ........ 1000
A. Sundling, labor, sewers, $500. 1900
WATER & LIGHT FUND r
]. Andrae & Sons Co., mdse. 80. 1870
N. w. Electric Co., mdse., ...... 1880
Central Supply Co., mdse. ...... 62.73
Western Electric Co., mdse. 80. 66.49
Bartles-Scott Oil Co., oil ...... 37.77
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse. .... 5000
christensen & Nelson. drayage.. ass
T. H. Virgins Co.. balance on So. ~ =.
~ 9Th st. water main contract. . 675.00
Great. North. Ry. Co., freight !
: three cars coal $500. .....:...s 264.s2
L. c.. Nelson. drayage two cars
/ coal .........:....... 57,Sz
STREET FUND
"A. Sundling, labor ............. 8.25
Gust Nordin. labor. team ...... 1870
POOR FUND :. =
Mrs. Sarah Thompson, Atwater,>
keeping old man one month. 1000
= The Finance Committee reported the
foregoing bills back approved and the
report was accepted.
Alderman Brown offered the following
resolution which was unanimously
adopted.
2 RESOLUTION.
Be it resolved by the City Council
Clerk be. and he hereby is, authorized
to issue warrants against the respective
funds in payment Of the foregoing ap-
proved bills.
Approved November 18th, 1919.
e. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
Judge Gilbert appeared on behalf Of
Wlllmar Farmers Cooperative Eleva-
tor Co., about sewer extension to their
new machine warehouse on cor. of Paci-
fic Ave. w. and 7th st. The matter was
talked over and was referred to the
Sewer Committee.
In the matter Of hearing on paving
improvements on Litchf1eld and Gorton
avenues, and part of 10th street West,
L1tcht1eld to Gorton avenue, continued
from meeting October 18th, 1919, the
said hearing was taken up at this time.
The Mayor stated that any one pres
ent who was interested in said paving
improvements would now have an op-
pOrtunity to be heard.
A. A. Anderson, Litchfield Ave. w.,
inquired about paving matters.
There being no one else present in
qutring about paving, the hearing was,
on motion, continued until the first reg
u1ar meeting in January 1920.
The City Attorney presented copy Of
resolution adopted by the County
Commissioners Of Kandiyohi County at
their meeting October 30, 1919, Grams
mitted to him by the County Auditory
about changing State Road No on West
L1tchf1eld Ave. so as to run West on
said avenue and cross the 500 Falls
railroad tracks and the main line tracks
at 18th Street South, through a tunnel
under the tracks, instead of the present
crossing at 10th street South.
The matter was discussed by the
the Street Committee and City Engineer
to take up with the Great Northern
Railway Co..
A report from the City Auditor was
presented of his examination of the City
Treasurer's report for quarter ending
September 30th, 1919, and of his examin-
alton of the Secretary of the Water &
Light Commissions and and the City
Clerks records for the same quarter.
The said report was accepted by the
Council and was ordered placed on file.
"A report from o. A. Norman, Building
| Inspector, was presented Of building
permits issued In October 1919, and the
| same was accepted by the Council and
ordered placed on file.
The following sewer permits were
granted: M. Edward Nelson for new
| residence on part Of Lots 10 and II, and
Peter Anderson for residence on Lot
9, both in block 1874; Peter Swenson 70,
Lot and NJ " Lot 8; Syvert Reierson
for residence on Lot and S. II of 8
and Chas. Smith for residence on Eas,
| II Lots and s, in Block 1923 of Enc
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new 18th street North sewer; Thos
F. Downs for residence on part Of Lots
II and IL, and John Youngberg TO,
| residence on Lots 9 and TO-. both il
Block e.. Hansons addition, and Jos
Haldin two: sewer taps for two resi-
! dences on Lots 4 and and South par
| Of Lot 3 in Block ''H", Booths addi
ton, and all to connect with the new
9Th street South sewer extension, run
/ ming North from Grace avenue; H. T
Langager three sewer taps on the new
MINI. Ave, East extension; Simo,
Langager one sewer tap on the SAM
extension, and J. T. Langager one sew
err permit for residence on Lot S, Blocl
l, Sptcer's addition, to connect with tn
9Th street East sewer. All Of sal,
permits being subject to the $4,000 tap
ping fee. ~ ri L. , r, -. w. -.
/ g. A. Stark was granted a sewer per
nit for the#West 70 IT. of Lot l, rBlocl
60. First Addition, to connect with tn
Trott avenue West sewer. -
No tapping fee to be charged for tn
Stark permit, as the said lot had bee,
assessed for the said Trott avenue sew
II er. - T.. s1-5ssE 2T :
Il acquisitions for supplies from tn
Il Water & Light Department were pre-
/ scented and the Clerk was, on motion
instructed to order same. EEssz
81 On motion the Council adjourned,
d E.C. WELLIN, Mayor.
8 Hans Gunderson, s. %&
City Clerk. - +;