The L'Anse sentinel., 1921-05-13

On motion Of Seavoy supported by
Belanger that the bill @of William
Sterk and Peter Demgen be laid on
the table for further consideration.
Ayes - Christiansen, Jacobson,
Bentzen, Belanger, Seavoy and
Sands. Nays--None. Carried.
On motion Of Christianson support
ed by jacobson that the clerk bonds,
Edward Seavoy as principal and
George Paquette and Hubert Seavoy
as sureties be approved and placed
on file.
Ayes - Christensen, jacobson,
Bentzen, Belanger, Seavoy and
Sands. Nays-None. Carried.
On otion of Seavoy supported by
Christensen that the following reso-
luton be adopted:
BY virtue Of the unanimous con-
sent Of the village council Of the vii
lage of L'Anse, county Of Bara :,
State of Michigan, permiss.,. a..l
authority is hereby grar. III to the
Standard Oil Company, a corporation
organized and doing business. under
and by virtue Of the .l5ys of the State
of Indiana to construct and maintain
for term of thirty (30) years, on the
following described property, to-wit:
A lot fifty (50) feet by one hundred
(100) feet, On the station grounds OF
the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic
Railway Co., located at the southeast
(S.E.) corner of the intersection OF
the D. S. S. & A. tracks and the coun-
ty road, near the corner Of Railroad
and Main streets, in the Village OF
LAnse, County Of Baraga, State OF
Michigan, warehouse, tanks and 9TH
er buildings necessary for its bus
mess, and to store therein illuminat-
ing oils, coal oils, naptha, gasoline, OF
any other mineral oils or fluids, the
products of petroleum, in quantities
sufficient to meet the requirements OF
its said business.
Ayes Christensen, Jacobson
Bentzen, Belanger, Seavoy and
Sands. Nays-None. Carried.
On motion of Belanger supported
by Jacobson that the Sentinel be
awarded the contract of printing the
village council proceedings at the
rate of thirty-seven ($37.5O) dollars
and fifty cents per year.
Ayes Christensen, Jacobson
Bentzen, Belanger, Seavoy and
Sands. Nays-None. Carried.
The village president appointed
Hubert A. Brennan as village attorney
at one hundred and fifty dollars
($150.00) per year.
On motion of Belanger supported
by Seavoy that the appointment be
confirmed.
Ayes-C Christensen, Belanger, Sea.
vcy and Sands.
Nays-Jacobson and Bentzen. Car.
ried.
The village president appointed
Frank F. Marshall as health officer
of the village.
On motion of Belanger supported by
Sands -timt the. appointment be con
firmed.
Ayes - Christensen, jacobson
Bentzen, Belanger, Seavoy ant
Sands. Nays-None. Carried.
The village president appointed
John MAYO as village sexton.
On motion Of Sands supported by
Seavoy that the appointment be con
Ayes - Christensen. jacobson
Bentzen, Belanger, Seavoy ant
Sands. Carried. ~
The village president appointed
the folloming committees, which was
confirmed by full vote Of the com
Gil.
Light and Water-Belanger, Sand.
Streets and briges-Seavoy, Sand.
Finance - Christensen, Bentzer
a-I TorohcAn
Fire-Sands, Seavoy and Belanger
By-Laws-Seavoy, Sands and Chris
tiansen.
Board Of Health -Belanger, Seavo,
and jacobson.
Cemetery-Belanger, Jacobson ant
Bentzen.
On motion of Belanger supported b!
Seavoy that Louis Bussier be appoint
ed village marshal and street com
missioner at the rate of ninety dol
lars $4,000 per month.
Nays-Christianson, Jacobson ant
| Bentzen.
Ayes-Belanger, Seavoy, Sands ant
Lyons. Carried.
On motion of Christensen support
ed by jacobson that James Everton b
hired as city electrician at the rate o
one hundred and fifty dollars ($60.0O
per month.
Christianson, Jacobson an
Bentzen.
Aays-Belanger, Seavoy, Sands an
Lyons. Motion lost.
On motion Of Belanger supporte
by Seavoy that Freeman Monson D
appointed village electrician at tn
rate of one hundred and fifty dollar
| ($150.00) per month.
I Trustees Chirstiansen, Jacobso
and Bentxen refused to vote on tn
1 motion and left the council chamber:
Aves--BelanRer, Seavoy, Sand
| and Lyons. Carried,
Ed Seavoy, Clerk.