Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-03
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lin. Aldermen. CT. Olson. Scott, HOAgs
lund, Nelson. Brown, Conrad s. Olson
and Bjornberg, 8; absent, Alderman Jen-
sen, J.. - 1922. = ~
City Attorney Stanford also was pres
= The minutes of the last regular meet
ing, held November 10, 1919, were read
and the same were approved.
The following bills. were, on motion.
referred to the Finance COMMITTEES:
GENERAL FUND - = s-~a =
J. H Olson & Co., labor and sup..$ 1905
c. Dah1heim & Son, labor ...... $50
Peterson &sSatergren. freight and
drayage* manhole rings 80. :. 1878
J. A. Rowat, engineering service, j
plats and prodles .-.......... $500
J. A. Rowat. two City plats for I
post office Dept. >...........:.. 1900.
N. W. Telephone CO.. phone rent $50
Hugh Campbell. services rendered
with State Dairy Inspector. 400
M. Ekberg, labor -. So. ...... 3.75
A. Sundling, labor .............. 1850
WATER AND LIGHT FUND 80
Crane, sQrdway Co., milse., .... 3.44
Century Electric Co., mdse.. ..... LOG
Central Supply Co., Mdse. ...... 1854
Robinson, Cary Sands Co., mdse. 1862
Manhattan Distributing Co., mdse 74.09
Huber Bros. Mfg. Co., mdse.. -. 1901
Maytag Co. mdse. ............~ 225
Bryan-Marsh Co., mdse. ...... 5000
VIM. Bros. Boiler & Mfg. Co.,
labor, and travelling expense
man for repair work .......... 59.15
rant RUBBER Co., mdse. ........ 24.01
n. w. Electric T.. Co., mdse. -. S1.6S
Sterling Electric Co., mdse. 800. 3:86,
Harrison Co., mdse. ............ SIS
General Electric Co., mdse. -. 1852
zenith Furnace Co., five cars coal 1221.27
Great Northern Ry. Co, freight
we'll drilling machine and -
freight on material ...... 9O.O6
l. T. Nelson, drayage on coal 49,. $3.50
Peterson and Satergren, drayage 1875
). H. Virgins Co., Waterman ex-
tension So. 10th st. and mat
erial for same ....:.. 107.47
i. Chr1st1anson, labor ........ $685.
a. e. Johnson, labor ....,....... 116.40.
). w: Johnson labor ---......... 1855
Jos. Williams. labor water main s.
extension, So. Srd st. ..... 1000
John Anderson, labor water main
extension, So. srd St. ...... 200.40>
5. Benson, labor at Plant ..... 500
T. Swenson, labor team ...... $40
6. Nordin. labor team " 7.b0i
l.. Fridlund, cash advanced for
freight, express. postage etc. tbs
PERM: IMP. REVOLVING FUND
Gust Lindgren, sidewalk . 254.4O
POOR FUND
johnson & Larson Lbr. Co.. At
water, coal for poor charge w 1O.75
STREET FUND
F. Anderson, labor " 760
A. Sund1ing, labor ........:... 100
Farmers Machine Co., labor, man
anu tractor .................. 500
o. T. Olstad, labor team 20 80
PERM. IMP. FUND
Gust Lindgren, two street cross
AuSS ..:...,. 1896
Inc FINANCIAL Committee reported the
foregoing bills back approved and the
report was accepted.
Alderman Olson offered the following
opted.
RESOLUTION.
resolved by the City Council of the
City OF Willmar that the City Clerk be.
ana he hereby is, authorized to fssna
warrants against the respective funds
IN payment of the foregoing approved
bills. eo'eo
Approved November 25th. 1919.
III. = e. C. rWELLIN.e Mayor
The plat of WoJahn's Addition to the
City or W1llmar, of small tract of land
IN the East part Of the City, presented
10 the Council at meeting, October eth.
1919, and referred to the Street Com.
at this time. ;.
The matter of streets, as laid out in
said addition, was discussed by the
Council 'o
Alderman Scott, Chairman of the
Street Committee, presented the follow
ing resolution which was adopted by
the following vote: Ayes" Z; ':Noes."
none
Resolved, That the plat Of wojahn's
Addition to the City Of willmar. prepar-
cd by Engineer Rowat, executed by
FRED VIM Wojahn and wife, and Eng
valid Olson and wife, presented to the
City Council and now on file with the
q f6o
approved. and the dedication of all
streets shown thereon are hereby &C.
copied.
Approved November 25th, 1919.
E. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
The Street Committee reported that
State. Road No. s, on w. Litchfleld Ave.
with the local Superintendent Of the
Great Northern Railway, as they were
requested to do at the last meeting and
that they had no further report to make
at this time
Alderman c. F. Olson introduced an
Ordinance for renewing certificates of
Indebtedness now outstanding, which Or
dinance is entitled, AN Ordinance Auth
oriztng the Sale of Certificates Of In
debtedness In Anticipation of the Taxes
Levied for the year A. D. 1919, For and
On Account of the General Fund"
Moved and, seconded that the afore-
Its first reading. Carried. The said Or
dinance was then read.
A petition for the grading of Tenth
Street South, from Minnesota ave. to
kandtyoh1 avenue, signed by David N.
Tallman, Edwin T. Sandbo, Hildur N.
Hoaglund and others. was presented and
read, and the same was, on motion re-
ferred to- the City Attorney
Engineer Rowat spoke about change
of the sewer plans that would be neces-
sary in order to lower the present street
grades in the South West part Of the
City.
Mr.; r. W. Wigley. the new owner of
the Majestic Theatre, made application
to have the license Of Mr.. Carey for said
theatre changed over to him, for the
unexpired term, which was granted.
The following sewer permits were
Lot 1, Block 1923. with the 18th St. N.
sewer! F. B. Swalin for new residence
on Lot 10, Highland Addition, to connect
with the East Becker Avenue sewer;
John A. Forsberg for Lot 9, Block l.
Glarum's addition to. connect with the
two sewer taps for Lots and 2 Of Block
6, Ferrings Second Addition. to connect
with new sewer extension on South
Ann Street. ~
All of the aforesaid taps subject to
the $50 tapping fee.
T.! ReQulSltlOnS TOT supplies from the
Water and Light Department were pre-
scented and the Clerk was instructed TO
order same; =: ~-.:.
On motion the Council adjourned.
~ - e. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
Attest: ~ ; -
Hans Gunderson, City Clerk. 3.
I>~S II TO OUR CUSTOMERS
hssa:The holders Of First Converted 4
per. cent Liberty Bonds should present