Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-04-02
D0NCS Of COUNCIL
SEWER MATTER LAID OVER
HEARING ON SEWER AND Paw
ING NEXT MONDAY

can be taken and the matter was there
fore laid over to the next regular meet
ing, which will be held next Monday
evening, when property owners along
the route of proposed sewer will be
heard from.
Gust Dahlquist was granted permit
to install filling station on the side
walk in front of the property at the
corner of Broadway and Second street
southeast, where he is building a gar
age.
Clifford Perry was granted permit
to cut into the sidewalk in front of his
tire shop to put in a pipe for an air
station.
Adams & Love made application for
permit to repair the front of the Victor
theatre building on Second street north
east. No plans or specifications accom-
panied the application and it was there
fore laid over until they are submitted.
A. K. Hall appeared before the coun-
Gil and asked for permission to erect q
garage in back of his residence on Sec
ond street northeast. Although this
property is located in the fire limits
his verbal application was granted with
out regard to material to be used in the
building.
The city clerk was instructed to no
tify the property owners along the route
of the proposed paving, that a hearing
on same will be held at the meeting
next Monday evening.
The city clerk was authorized to pur'
chase a county atlas and = new city
The north 20 feet Of Lot S, Block S,
was sold to Barney Burton for 5000.
This property adjoins the building occn-
pied by the Auto Sales company and
an addition to the garage will be built
there.
The building committee was instruct
ed to- have the fremen's room redecor'
ated and fixed up.
Fire Chief Batters recommended that
the fire truck be overhauled and painted
this spring. Te fire committee was in
structed to have this done. .
The street committee was instructed
to look into the matter Of purchasing
a road drag. This committee was also
instructed to have a culvert put in at
the point where the Swan River <road
joins Twelfth street southeast. Alder
man Peterson stated that this road was
flooded every spring and that culvert
would help the condition a great deal.
Representatives of workmen's com
pensation companies were present ana
Submitted propositions for workmen s
compensation insurance for city en-
ploves. The matter was discussed Tor
some time but no action was taken. /
Bills allowed:
GENERAL
E. Norr, blacksmithing. ....$ 800
Water Power Co., street lights. 51S.0O
Water Power Co., light wir-
mo at rink 1915
r o1-;s RooL store. snnnlies. 485
Towo IScalo o.. tickets. 6O00
No. Am Grocery Co., supplies... LOU
E. Hammerbeck, care park oo
animals .....".' AV'oo
Little Falls Milling Co., feed for
anlmalS AoOO
Chas. LaFond, commissioner
pay roll '''''i;;''''''''' poor ''''''
American Fuel Co., fuel. ...... l00.25
Victor Olson. mdse.. 1000
Pon+zke Rros.. mdse. 5000
North American Gro. Co., mdse. 27.4o
FIRE
Hose Co., No. 3, services. ....... 22.OO
Chom;ca1 Co. No. 2. services. 90. $50
A-+hvr Smith services. 500
P. Pirsch & Sons, Co., ladder.... 9.6o
w. H. Muncy, freight and
drayage ..'.'.'' III
Water Power Co., hydrant
rental .......... .....'. 49o'o7
Water Power Co., light hose
houses, etc. o.oo
-! Zeal Laundry, laundry. ...:.... 4.4o