Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-03-13

the Chicago Il Northwestern railway
company in the city of Hurley is too
small 30 accommodate the patrons OF
said railway at Hurley: and
Whereas, said passenger depot IS
unsanitary, and by reason OF the
manner in which il has been conduct
ed is necessarily unclean; and
Whereas, said passenger depot rs
located in the main part of the city
of Hurley and is within that part of
said city within which the further
building OF frame bindings or addi-
lions thereto il prohibited; and
Whereas, said passenger depot rs not
modern or iire-pr0Of - construction
and tends TO give to the travelling
public an impression that the com
munity in which such depot is to be
found must be without thrift, pride,
or interest in its appearance to the
public;
Now, therefore, be it resolved, by
the common council of the city OF
Hurley at a session thereof held this
md day of March. 1920, that it is the
sense of this body that il is 10 the
mutual advantage OF the public and
said railway company that the
passenger depot be replaced as soon
as posi- bic by the construction of a
modern, tire-pr0of, sanitary building
in keeping with the needs Of the com
munity, and that a copy of this re-
solution be sent to the general super
intendent of the Chicago * North
western Railway company.
Adopted this sec0nd day OF March
1910.
Motion made by Paynter seconded
by Rubatt that the resolution be
adopted as read Carried.
The matter of opening Third avenue
north with an overhead vIaduct was
broughtto the attention of the council
Moved by Pollock supported by Paynt-
eT and duly carried that the city at
iorney take this matter up with the
railroads and bring in his report to
the council at its next meeting
Mr., Sanders appeared before the
council and asked for a permit to in
stall gasoline filling station on SiiY-
er street in front of the Lucia build
ing. Motion made by Paynter sup
ported by Pollock that the city clerk
instructed to give permit TO Sanders
Il son to install gasoline filling sta
tion at the above named location,
providing they replaced the sidewalk
in as good condition as they found it.
Motion carried.
Petition
TO the Honorable. the city council
of the city of Hurley.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned, residents upon
and near Ninth Avenue in the city of
Hurley, respectfully represent that
we are without sewer service in our
vicinity, to the great Inconvenience
of all people in our neighhorhood,and
the health OF our people is affected by
our present conditions.
We therefore respectfully request
hat You take early steps q have
sewer constructed along Nihth avenue
commencing AT or near Maganese
street and running thence north OF
Ninth avenue TO Division street,
thence 10 some proper outlet.
We feel that this public service is
due the people in our part of the city,
and your favorable consideration of
our request will be fully appreciated.
Respectfully submitted; Joseph Sy-
beldon, Chas. Dahl, Walter Zuchow-
ski, August Perlberg, John Nelson,
Henry Page, Angelo EndriZzi, Joseph
CavOsi, Mike COmpaneschi, AgatinO
DeGiorgio. Matt Helm, Thos. Morris,
JP. Christensen, John Helm.
Motion made by Paynter support
ed by Overhuls and duly carried that
this matter be referred to the Board
of Public Works,
The following named persons hay
ing made application to the common
council for beverage permits: Steve
Bigos, Peter Werlich, Victor Hill and
John komunen. Motion made by
Bonno supported by Pollock that
permits be granted TO the above nam
ed applicants. Carried.