Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-08-16
THE CITY COUNCIL DOINGS


NtrOQud, Wis, &tuSsAg A1NL
Regular meeting Of the Common
Council called to order by Mayor A. H.
Smith. Members present: Aldermen
NJ. d. Helgeson, r. Z. Johnson, John
Stewart, E c. Helgeson, P. /. McHen-
ny. Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved. The following ac-
counts read and approved by the n
nance committee and upon motion OF
Alderman McHenry and seconded by
Alderman John Stewart, that the rules
be suspended and the accounts allowed
under the suspension of the rules. All
voting aye. Wis. Foundry and Ma
chine Co. s25.06, electric caps, 6 feet
of wire So; E. A. Wiganowsky, servic-
es as weed commissioner, $3.50; Key
stone Driller Co., gland for stuffing
box. S4.22; Herb Weavill, blacksmith
ing, Sl2.1O; H. H. Rabbit & Son drive,
bumper and approach on Garfield Ave.
and Oak Street, S109l0; Smith Hard
ware Co., supplies, S129.29; Schultz
& Burkhardt, manholes, $50; The
Board of Park Comissinners present
the following account: ID. T. Buchan-
an, salary Supt. of park for July, $50;
Labor account: Fred Hrschfield, labor,
$3.50; Nick Torgerson, use of team,
1880; VIM. WEIGH 1920; Thos. lie
Page, Jr., $3.50; Henry Larson and
team, $1,000; Kenneth Brewer, labor,
80; Ralph Supplee S1S; Elvin Hayter
A resolution presented by the /. C.
/ & s. Es Ry. CO., requesting the privi-
( lege of laying track across church
street, was by motion of Alderman
| K. c Helgeson and seconded by Alder
man R. f. johnson, adopted, granting
them the right-of-way. All voting aye.
The application of Charles Clark
and H. E. Goldsmith and Mr.. Brudos
for sewer and water, was by motion
of Alderman McHenry and seconded
by Alderman NJ. d, Helgeson, granted,
all voting aye.
It was moved by Alderman NJ d..
Helgeson and seconded by Alderman
f. G. Helgeson, that the pavement
from Main st. west, be accepted, was
accepted, all voting aye. 1t was NOV
ed by Alderman Stewart and seconded
by Alderman McHenry, that the clerk
be authorized to purchase all neces-
sary plates TO rthe waterways on all
paving where needed, all voting aye.
1t was moved by Alderman E. G..
Helgeson and seconded by Alderman
McHenry that the council adjourn.
E. ]. OLDER, Clerk
viroqua, Aug. 8, 1922
Regular meeting of the Common
Council called to order by Mayor A. f.
Smith. Members present: Aldermen
NJ. ID. Helgeson, r. z. johnson, John
Stewart, f. C. Helgeson, p. l. McHen-
ry. Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved. The following accounts
were read and approved by the finance
committee and upon motion of Alder
NJ. d. Helgeson and seconded by AL
derman John Stewart, that the rules
be suspended and the accounts be al
lowed under the suspension of the
rules, by roll call, all voting aye:
Lampert Con. Co., load of concrete, $5;
C. NJ. & st. P. Ry. Co., freight on man
hole, plates and covers, $6.57; Amer
lean LaFrance Fire Engine Co., to bal
ance account, 81; Steiner jacobson,
sewer and water laterals, $98,40 +.
H. Officer, freight and drayage, $13.10.
La Crosse & South Eastern Ry. Co.,
freight on car of road oil; | day de-
murrage, $67.32. Vernon County
Censor, printing, $27.40. W. A. R.
Co., 6 curb cocks, 6 curb boxes, $21 ga
o. l.. Buchanan, Wood, etc, $2.65.
Standard OF Co., car road oil; kero-
sene lubricating oil; gasoline, $33l.6
Burdette BURY, erroneous assessment
of car, refund, S9.46. II. Fl. Seller,
labor and material, whiteway, $44.40.
American Electric Supply Co., No. ii
Standard Post, $500. Schultz &
Burkhart, Manholes. labor on service
main, 1880 Frank Wintz, II well
buckets, $3.50. f. c. Peterson,
blacksmithing, $500. Day labor, Fred
Hirschfield, i$144G. Nick Torgeson,
use of team, $3.50 VIM. WEIGH $18.-
30. Elvin Hayeter, $500 Ralph
Supplee, $500. Geo. Mason, $2.70.
Elgie Meier, $3.50. The financial re-
port of the City Treasurer for the
month of July was presented. Ac-
cepted and ordered placed on file show
ing a balance on hand of $10,372.70.
1t was moved by Alderman E. c. Hell
geson and seconded by Alderman Nc
Henry that the baseball club have the
use of one block on main street, for a
pavement dance, either August Both,
or August 31st, 1922 The request
was granted, all voting aye. 1t was
moved by Alderman f. C. Helgeson
and seconded by Alderman R. E. John
son, that Mr.. Christianson's assess
ment for paving be corrected to read
$412.72, al voting aye. Moved by AL
derman Stewart and seconded by AL
dsrman E. C. Helgeson, that the pro-
| portionate division of county aid in the
case of the property of Mike Stoehrs
and Id TT. strip belonging to T. t.
Sanwick, be corrected to read $25.36
CERT for Stanwick, and for Stoerrs to
read $430.80 credit, all voting aye. II
was moved by Alderman r. f. John
son and seconded by Alderman Stewart
that the council adjourn. Adjourned
f. ]. OLDER, Clerk