Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-01-09
D0n&[i':::.. &[i'!:. oE':' COUNCIL @!
NEW BAND D1REgroR SECURED
!, DAMAGE CLAIM OF $245 Al.
I. |a::.s :s.s LOWED. . Co.,.
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ssyee{ day eYfgia R1s&s XIII S5S present
m : Is /; siek RsrSen Mss REFERRED
SpdeSstoSa t6at the refatiSes
wfTS ws sh@s TO eas fS5 h5n bi1
the salary 81 ~. J. schliesmann as band
director fof. DecembeF. and for other
expenses ,ofs the band, which were al
.coHan1ittee :took over the management
ESf EtKe band last fall they reached an
M agreement x e E with Mr.. schliesmann
Gertain 'ipdividga}s and hin hif1 was to be
disregarded.t The committee managed
to. get along as best it could with Mr..
sa Gn 5s e Of the
bestrimterests of the band and the city
it would be: advisable to secure a new
director ths rst t Sf the year MI
touch. with: one who&has been well rec
Fommended1to them and that he, could
be secured for considerable less. pay.
here the, next evening to conduct. a. re-
>Robsrt :Muske appeared before the
asesd 1ss the hf
and Fourth avenues: He offered to give
the city an equal strip of land along
alley IN MsSs RlGse in fSs fSs
east.sshaf Of this block and will erect
ia large: building there next spring for
e .produee5 house: The Part Of. ~ First II
:olt open and traversea the slough just
back sof4 the freight depot. The street
committee: was Instructed to investi-
gate the matter and report at the next
The memberships; of the city clerk
and street commissioner in the Board
! A: cornmunication from the secretary
Of the library board. regarding the liz
braryz insurance. was read. The com.
lit fd
surance increased: The valuation. the
letter stated had had been raised from
$4,000 The board 5asked the city to
amounted to- s215. !<Most Of the. mem
selves, as opposed Ito paying this bill
+ as; they: felt that the: increase in the
boards appropriation to $4,000 should
the eaae eex e1erk Was
turn the bills to the library board and
request them5 to pay same out Of their
toaasM tn ther IEletter from rom the secretary Of
that the Board had purchased the lot
sd5eh S. @ @oraty wReS RESPersy sy5S on xas ts
donated BY two local persons and the
scfaPt4on; alth0ughl the fuII, amount has
fuftheE1s stated that the lot would be
ses iS fss fSst ased
PsR0ses sFraeted City fD ina oa
Whethsr a. suitable Tesolation could be
Eaf.,awaTzup d, IN tf :regarrd:to thsSuse Of the
tas fa fitH Mrs nise
Neretr1y fpr expenses for Injuries sus-
tanned when: she slipped and fell on a
stated that there was no question about
city; WoUldslose inoa@court action. The
allowed and the -eity clerk was in
hstTucten to draw a warrant for, same
auar ,tHln Same ITO the city attor-
lleXn Who In turn isl to settle with Mrs.
N0NQtny, and secure a release from fur
+ tAef danlages. ~ ........
4 a pefitio1r for a ai:street light at the
rof Third street and Seventh av-
fnlie SOU tlleast was &presepted. Alder
man Brown, Oilairnan of the committee
aRpofntedAat a. previous meeting to- in
Xsstigate Gathe various petitions for
81 IT the geHe%ins @ plaees: :S were Asea@
Third Sts and Seventh Ave. S. 2. -.
Fourth st. and Fifth Ave-. s. 2.
4eh A9ra st. 81 and anf fifth ti1ss Ave Avs w.
Ash st. and Seventh Ave, N. E.
MsR!s &sae s. s. and and Fifth fifth Ays Ays: h E
Maple ST. and Third Ave. N. E. ;.
A resolution was drawn up and pass
ed ordering 1OO-Watt mazdas installed
at the above locations.t
/, a. iettef from the. state board of
&a5 eaG eftey fex stated WateG tSRt
The tcl1orine plant. At q recent examin-
alton. was found broken and working
very unsatlsfactoriD, the supply of
chlorine ranging from 2 to- 1913 pounds.
The board Recommended getting the
source or installing 2 filtration plant:
The board also recommended that a
laboratory be established here to ex-
anime the, water often. Alderman Hall
suggested" that q committee be appoint
ed to meet with the Water. Power COM
proposition; either for the purchase Of
the plant by the city or a renewal of
the contract with the city. At present
the company is operating its water
Eplai1t without a franchise. the fran
chise having expired: .1 :.,-...-.
/ ;, Mayor Bersheim stated that the city
purchase ST the water plant nor is the
company able to put in filtration
plant and he therefore recommended
that the city accept the chlorine treat
;ment: for the present. = He. said that the
nacfiine at cost Of $4,000. As for
laboratory, there is one ); at the high
kschool,! he said, and this one could no
doubt be used for the purpose of test
fi'Aldermaa "a der Georgee Peterson felt that
water: plant matter as the, way it is
now it is not fair to the company nor
to 1.-THE: taxpayers. On, his motion the
chair was Instructed to appoint. q COM