Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-03-17

A. M. Olson. janitor services City
Hall, two mos. ....... 1000
| r. Wacker, labor .............. $40
| A. Sund1ing, labor ............ 500
FIRE EQUIPMENT FUND
Handy-Lewis Motor Co., storage
| battery for Fire truck ...... 1910
WATER & LIGHT FUND
W1llmar Tribune. supplies and
Tor notice ................... 1912
! General Elect Co., mdse. 1856
western Elect. Co., mdse. ..... 50S.90
N w. Elect. Equip Co., mdse... 109.57
Northern Elect. Co., mdse. 80. SIS
| harrison Co., mdSe. .......... 1896
Maytag Co., mdse. ............ SO
c. L. Pillsbury Co., Consulting
Engineers, Mpls., bal of acct.
for engineering services in in
stallation of new engine etc. $4,000
6enlth furnace CO., five cars coal 669.53
Great North. Ry Co.. freight
| three cars coal ......... 1860
Lewis G. Nelson, drayage on
nine cars coal :............. 12s.45
workmen's comp. policy .... 2so.s1
| l.. f'rldlund, cash advanced for
freight, express, postage, etc. 1881
N lil G' q Nelson, drayage. 1926
L. Christensen, labor .... $3.50
"A. =. Johnson, labor ....... 1888
Is: q. Nicholson, labor ..... 1920
- loertson, LABOR ,.......... 1900
y. Brogren, labor ........ 400
a. Rykken' labor .......... 1890
e e1,G TO, Johnson, labor .......... 22.00
A sundling, labor ............ $3.50
| r. Wacker, labor .... 2240
o"am Larson, labor .......... 500
n soh' lapor ......... 700
~: Overson, labor ............ 700
| N. Strom, labor ...... ZOO
POOR FUND
Mrs S. Thompson, Atwater.
Keeping old man one month 25.O0
f. A. Anderson, Atwater, mdse.
LOT poor charge ......... $40
H. P. Larson, relief Zoo
PERM. IMP. REvoLv. FUND ''
I Water & Light Conn.,, water for
street sprinkling ......... 600. 90
Willmar Tribune, publishing
| uOLIceS ....,. 10 50
| Inc FINANCE Committee reported the
foregoing bills back approved and the
| report was accepted.
Alderman Brown offered the follow
ing resolution which was unanimously
RESOLUTION.
BE it resolved by the City Council
OF the City of Willmar that the CITY
Clerk be, and he hereby is, authorized
TO issue warrants against the respec.
i've 1unds In payment of the forego-
ing approved bills.
Approved March 9th, 1920.
e. G. WELLIN, Mayor,
Mr.. Fred Anderson was granted i
sewer permit for his residence on Lo1
o. Block 81, First addition, to connec1
with the 4th street So. sewer, subjec
to the sewer regulations and upon pay
ment of the $50 tapping fee.
Mr. John Skoolheim appeared ant
presented petition for vacating tina
part of Lake avenue, First Ward, "
ing between 9TH Street North and Stl
Street North, which petition was sign
ed by himself. H. Ruddy, Peter Bond
and other property owners, owninl
property near the said street
The matter was discussed, and 1
was brought out that that part of sal
street would never be of any use q
a street.
Mr.. Skoolheim offered to pay tn
City a fair price for said strip O
ground when he could acquire title t
Alderman c. S. Olson presented tn
following resolution which was adopt
ed by the following vote: Ayes" 6
noes" none.
RESOLUTION
Whereas, a duly verified petitio
proper in form and accompanied by
plat of the ground and signed by job
Skoolheim, H. Ruddy and others, COZ
stituting majority of the owners o
the line of and within three hundre
5000 feet of each end of the porto
of the street proposed to be vacate
has been presented to the City Counc
of the City of Willmar, Minnesot;
portion Of Lake Avenue lying betwee
7th Street North and Sth Street Mort
and
Whereas, The Council of the Cit
of Willmar deems it expidient that tt
matter be proceeded with,
Therefore, Resolved, That said pet
Z ton be and the same is hereby orde
ed filed with the City Clerk.
Resolved, further, That a hearing
/ had on said petition at the Coune
| Chambers in the City Hall in the CT
of Willmar on the 18th day of apr
1920, at the hour of eight o'clock
/ the evening of said day, at which tin
| the Council will investigate and CO
slider said matter and all parties int
ested may appear and be heard.
III Resolved, further, That the CT
| Clerk be, and he is hereby instruct
to give notice of said hearing by pu
LEGATION in the official paper as in t
City Charter provided.
III Approved March 9th, 1920.
E. G. WELLIN, Mayor.
II A petition was presented, signed
G. A. Erickson, D. G. Watterson, Fl
Wojahn, John Thunstedt and othe
for the grading, at their own expen
Il CnaA part OF Becker Avenue East, Ir(
Charlotte Street and thence East
the section line, between Sections
and IA, Twp. u9, r. 35..
Permission for the grading of s.
/ street was, motion, granted, subj
to the conditions Of said petition.
II Alderman G.. S. Olson offered the
lowing resolution which was una
mously adopted.
RESOLUTION
Il
/ be issued against the General FL
and transferred to the Permanent
provement Revolving Fund for
City's share of street sprinkling
season of 1919, for City squares, I
rary and City Hall properties:
ii Approved March 9th, 1920.
E. c. WELLIN. Mayor.
A petition signed by Samuel Nell
III. W. Lundberg, Samuel Carver
others was presented, asking
Becker avenue, BETWEEN 4thz ST
South and 9Th Street South, be ad
to the Street Sprinkling District.
Il Alderman Bjornberg- introduced.
following resolution which was &un
mously adopted:
RESOLUTION
Whereas, Samuel Nelson and oil
have heretofore presented to the
Council of the City Of Wil1nar. g. j
- ton praying for the sprinklfng OF
part teof Becker Avenue In the Cit!
~ IWillmar,el extending from Fourth 81
South to Fifth Strait Sou which
tttton u now on nle with The