Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-06-11
SALARIES OF JAN1ToRs, ATT0R-
IS NEY AND ASSESSOR RAISED
49, -OTHER BUSINESS.

mOuta1y meeting MOuuay evening. All
aldermen were present. This was the
first meeting under the new charter.
City Clerk johnson announced that
the treasurer annual report had been
submitted, approved. It was ordered
printed. :
A petition was presented asking for
extension Of the water main on First
street southeast from Second avenue to
Eighth avenue. The petition was re-
fefred to the street committee to be
taken up with the Water Power Com:
pany. The. committee was also in
structed to look into the matter Of q
main on First avenue southeast.
The report of election Of officers in
Hose Company No. l was read and ap'
proved.
The ordinance increasing the salaries
of the city janitor to $115 per month,
the; assistant to $110 per month; the
city attorney to 500 per year and the
city assessor to 700 per year, was given
its second reading. The ordinance was
passed, Alderman Hall, Brown, Ray
mond, N. j. Peterson, Geo. Peterson and
Weiland voting 'yes' and Aldermen
Moeglein, Blake and Olson voting
rno.'
Alderman Hall proposed an ordinance
to widen the sidewalks on First avenue
southeast between First and Second
streets, to IA feet. Some felt that
this street should not be narrowed and
and it was laid ever to the next meet
ing.
An ordinance was passed ordering an
outlet sewer built on Third avenue
southeast from First to Fifth street and
instructing the city clerk to advertise
for bids on same. =
The board of public works was asked
Ito make a complete report to the coun-
Gil.
Fire Chief Batters asked for 500 for
Expenses Of each Of seven delegates to
the firemen 8 convention at Moorhead
next week. His request was granted.
The Mayor and president Of the
council were authorized to attend the
annual convention of the Minneapolis
League of Municipalities at Bemidji.
The clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for so tons Of coal for the city
hail.
:, City Attorney Vernon advised the
Council that the paving contractor is
ready to start work, and that storm in
lets must be put in on part of the paw
ing route at once He said that the
inlets could be installed by day labor
providing that the saving would be at
least 25 per cent over the contractor s
bid. This was referred to the street
committee. The city clerk was au.
thorized to secure 140O feet of S-inch
pipe and "a elbows, for the inlets.
Council adjourned to June l6.
Bills allowed: =
General.
Diamond Speciality Co., cuspi-
dor f1llers. ...............: 7.42
Transcript Pub. Co., publish
ing and printing .......... 46.95
Herald Printing Co., election
supplies 31.50
Pancratz Co., roof asphalt ... 1856
Little Falls Gro. & Coffee Co.,
merchandise. .............. 1926
VIM: Burkel, gas ............ 1906
Camille st. Mary, scavenger
"OrK .................. 800
9. G. Lisle, livery and gas .... 12.SS
r. Trask, special police ...... 4.5C
La Fond & Brick, livery ...... $50
City Band, expenses for May. 225.O0
Water Power Co., street lights 521. 20
W. H. Muncy, freight and dray-
age ....... ................. 8. Is
G. F. Ferrell repairing stand
pipe .............. 3.55
+. w. Blake, supplies ......:1 .5S
Muske Implement Co., culverts 1910
Morrison Co. Lumber Co., lum-
Der .................. 3.17
Martin Lesky, thing on cross
1ngS 2.92
And. johnson, express and post
age ....''. ...'... S.65
F. <. Bastien, registering
cnarter ....'. .'.-............ 28. .OO
F. K. Bastien, recording deed
F. Ellenbecker, part salary as
assessor ...............T zoo 90
E. Hammerbeck, care park ami
mals ......:". :'.:....... 10. 90
L. F. Milling Co., feed :...... $50
Ben johnson, feed park animals 1877
N. w. Tel. Co., tolls and mes
OoSO0 H. 20
Chas. LaFond, street commits
sioner's payroll ........... 932. 90
I Poor
Larson & Priese, mds. for Door $500
j. Karnowski, mds for poor. 5000
Hawthorne Grocery, mds. for
poor ..............:.... 21.75
No. American Gro. Co., mds.
for poor ..................7 5000
st. Gabriel's Hospital, care of
poor .... 23. 90
Franciscan Convent, care of -
:: poor ..................."../- 1000
o. j. Brown, attending poor. %. 90
Fire
Water Power Co., water rent 495. SO
Water Power Co., light hose 49,.
houses :...........:........: 80: 800
L. F. Vulcanizing Co., repair
ing boots. So. .... rs
Arthur Smith, fireman ...... 1000
Ideal Laundry, washing laun-
dry -. ~. -. :...... e.se
G. 81. Tidd, decorating sleeping
quarters =. 80. 90