Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-02

ed, there Is hereby expressly granted
TO fe,a SAID al i, CITY Council. the power to leg
! concern as fully as the legislature o
this state could or might do: and sal.
City Council may by ordinance or reso
! which it may deem necessary for tn,
government and good order. and for tn,
| health. safety and welfare Of the City
make tie to
| Of this charter and every such ordtn'
ance and resolution shall be deemed
enacted under express authority from
such ordinance or resolution shall bt
held invalid by any court upon tn,
ground that it is not reasonable exer.
else Of the power granted to the Cit,
Sec. IS. PUNISHMENT OF OFFEND.
ERS.--The City Council may impose
punishment for the breach Of an ordin.
not exceeding One Hundred $4,000 Dol:
lars or imprisonment in the city prison
or county Jail not exceeding three 81
f% e1Gap d and may provide that the Of
the city prison or county jail. be fed
Of the court. and offenders against such
curity to keep peace and for good be.
80 months. and in q sum not exceeding
Ss y ZAP Ro' iMfo Sssso0} HARD La
BOR.-The City Council may also pro.
vide that any one convicted Of an Of
Tense before the Municipal Court OF
imprisonment under the ordinances OF
said city. may be kept at hard labor in
the city jail. or in the case Of a male
during his term Of punishment in such
city Jail or upon the public improve
ments or. otherwise. or both and may
also provide by ordinance that anyone
court and committed on NON payment
Of the fine imposed. may be kept at
hard labor either in such city jail, OF
upon public improvements. or both, un-
amount Of such ane at such rate Of COM
peusation as the Council may prescribe.
for time not exceeding such commit
BY esH
needful regulations for the security of
such persons so employed. and to pre-
vent escape, and secure proper disci-
oaq c sR; navS n s CIV fo4 ts
purpose aforesaid. and under such reg
ulatione as said Council may prescribe.
The Judge. Of the Municipal Court OF
cy. to commit any person to the city
person to work on public Improvement
or or ot d1nr.ss. in said city. for term
nc Sec e1s Sc sFxS oF oRpfSaScEs
The style Of all ORDINANCES shall be
Fas G Gn Tf the Gy Of Lttls
ordinance shall be expressed in its
title. and no ordinance shall embrace
ms Gre ths s1 one MN sNs}ast; m onn,
NANcES.@Ai i>A o Sa and resolu -
tions of the City Council shall be passed
all the members elect Of the city Council
tered in records Of the Council. No or
dinance shall be passed at the same ses-
sion Of the council at which it shall
eeS efsn sx. or st any ssssen
except by the unanimous consent Of all
the members elect Of the Council which
shall be noted in the records. but this
dinances reported by any Committee Of
the Council to whom the subject of
such ordinance shall have been referred
ed meet be
by the City Clerk in books provided
for that purpose, and before they shall
be De in foree they shall be published in
All resolutions, all ordinances making
the usual tax levy, ordinances relating
to local improvements and assessments
provided and emergency ordinances
shall take effect Immediately upon their
passage. approval and publication.
Charter provided shah take effect s fhirty
(30) days after publication thereof, un-
less later date is fixed therein, in
which event they shall take effect at
the electors shall take effect at the
time fixed therein, or if no such time
is designated therein. at the date of the
ance is one operating for the immediate
preservation of the public peace, health
or safety, in which the emergency is
snd yete in eee1
ing the affirmative vote of two-thirds
(2-3) of the members elect of the Coun-
Gil: provided that no grant Of any fran
gency ordinance.
Amendments or repeats of ordin-
ances or sections thereof shall be by. or:
set forth the entire ordinance or sec
ton amended.
y !; See eGaS g. OF 0FF I! PAPER-PUBt /
CATION.----The: City Council shall at it's
first Meeting in April of each year, or
City Clerk to advertise in the official
paper Of the city. for one week. for
sealed PRO proposals for publishing in
Shall be qualified UNDER the gen
eral laws Of the State, all the ordinan-
ces and other matters required in the
tions of the City to be published in a
public newspaper, such proposals tc
state the price per folio for. the first
insertion, ana Tor eacn additional IN
scrtion of all matter so to be published
said proposals to be marked proposals
for Advertising" and addressed to the
City Council, which proposals shall be
opened at the next stated meeting OF
the Council, and the, contract awarded
for such publishing to such newspaper
bidding the lowest therefore, which
paper shall be declared the Official
paper of the City, provided that in de.
termining which is the lowest bidder OF
the newspapers conforming thereto, re.
gard may be had to the character ant
value thereof as a medium for adver.
Using and placing before the, tax payer:
of the said City the matters herein pro.
vided to be advertised. And in case any
two bids are the same, the Council
may by vote select one (1l of such pa
pers. provided further that the pro
prietor or proprietors Of such papers
shall enter into a written contract fol
the performance Of the duties required
| of such proprietor or publisher, ant
! Five Hundred 81. 5000 dollars with tw'
satisfactory sureties. or surety bond, t
| be approved by the Council conditioned
| for the faithful performance OF sucl
contract. The newspaper go designated
shall be and remain the official pape
Of said City and the contract and bont
! aforesaid shall remain in force for tn,
time designated and until the Cit,
Council shall designate another pape