Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-12-08
FOURTH | D I WARD
LOSES ALD|ERMA
EDWARD NELSON RESIGNS, HAv
ING CHANGED REsIDE1JUE-
! COUNCIL TO NAME eUUuEasoR i

COUNCIL TO NAME 9UCCESSOR f
At the regular monthly meeting of
the city council Monday evening Al
derman Edward Nelson rendered his
resignation as alderman from the
Fourth. ward. He moved into another
ward and consequently was unable to
continue as alderman. The resignation
was accepted with regrets and vote
of thanks was extended to him for his
services in the interests of the city.
There were two applications for ap.
deferred until the next meeting.
On motion by Alderman Hall, the
chairman appointed the building COM
mittee to check over all insurance car
ried by the city and arrange for redis-
tribution of policies on reasonably
equal basis to all local agencies, said
committee to report at the next meet
ing.
A hearing was held on the special
assessments for paving on First street
southeast and resolution was passed
adopting and confirming said assess
ment, payments to be made in five an
nual installments.
Soft drink licenses were granted to
Lyon 's Den, Martin Ginter, Esther Pol
son, Walter Lindquist, w. O. Beattie,
Paul Salzbrunn, Paul C. Christensen,
James Psihozios, Ray Rasicot. Tho
application of j. F. loren was rejected
on recommendation by Mayor Berg
helm.
Mayor Bergheim filed notice of the
appointment Of William J. johnson as
chief Of police to succeed j. P. Larson,
who resigned.
City Engineer Reilly submitted a re-
port on the last four test wells sunk
in the north end Of the city. He
stated that the supply Of water is suf'
ficient for municipal purposes, but that
thorough investigation will be made
so that positive assurance may be had
of the adequacy of the supply. He
remarked that if an adequate supply
of water can be secured at that loca-
tion, thousands of dollars will be saved
the city.
The streukens Drug Company was
granted a permit to erect steel sign
in front of the store. J. M. Colby was
granted permit to repair and enlarge
his ice houses.
A communication from the secretary
of the League of Minnesota Municipal
tiles advised the council that the or
ganization is making a list of all
questians affecting municipal admins
tration which are liable to be presented
to the state legislature in 1923 and
asking that any such questions be
submitted to the League for record.
The city attorney was authorized to
use his Judgment in regard to the limit
Of the territory from which the valua-
tion commissioner may be = selected in
connection with the proceedings for
condemnation of the local water supply
system.
The committee recently appointed to
look into the matter Of free gym class
es was given power to act in this mat
ter as we'll as in the matter Of pro-
viding ice rinks. ~
Council adjourned.
Bills allowed:
DR.. O. j. Brown, salary and
expense .........$ 86.OO
And. johnson, postage, etc....! 200
N. w. Bell Tel. Co., services. 49,. 40
H. Landau, refund special as
sessment 8.13
F. x. Bastien, recording fees... 9.75
Transcript Pub. Co., printing. COG
-. E. Racicot, band expense. :. :. 10000
Halseth Elec. Co., supplies.... 4.s0
w. H. Ryan, material for street
department. .....,..... 140.50
Dell Batters, street payroll. 80. . 441.00
Morrison County Lbr. Co., mdse. 1913
N. w. Oil Co., supplies. .... 23.01
r. R. Reilly. salary. 1850
w. I. Manley, drilling test wells 2O650
Auto Sales Co., storage tractor. 4.5O
Little Falls Milling Co., feed
for park animals. ......... 6.O5
M. A. Engstrom, supplies. ..... 1892
Joe Manka, hay for park ami
mals .... ...............:: oo.oo
Sam Hammerbeck, care park :
animals o.UU
Morrison County Lbr. Co., lum-
ber for park ..............: 400
A. 0. Tranberg, care park ami .
/ mails 1917
M. A. Engstrom, supplies for =
park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2.O2
Mike Tuzinski, labor in park. :, 21.5O
Frank Lepinski, labor in park. =. 21.5O
Leo M. Thompson, special police 800
Herman Tanner, special police. 800
J. E. Lambert, livery for police 400
Marion Roberts, special police. 800
J. G. Tomelty, special police... 800
0. I. Berlie, special police. ..... 800
! Poor
American Fuel Co., fuel. ...... IT'S
Peter johnson, labor ......... 70
Blake Grocery, mdse. ......... 4.20
Briese & Chelling, mdse.. 1000
Muske & Johnson, mdse.. 1000
Moeglein Market, mdse. ....... 5000
Franciscan Convent, care ..... $500
Hose Co. No. 2, services. ....... 1000
Geo. Schroeder, repairing truck 1850
Hook & Ladder Co., services. 500
Ideal Laundry, washing ....... 1.75
i Morrison County Lbr. Co., lum-. :.
Chemical Co. No. 1, services. 80. 500
Hose Co. No. 4, services. ...... 200
! Ed. Lauermann, fireman ...... 500
Mrs. N. Kuhlus, washing ..... 1926
| Gerther Fire Equip. Co., equip
ment :. . 9.75
Marion Roberts, fireman $3.50. 500
Hose Co. No. ], services. 100
FUEGER, DEPUTY SHERIFF, RE,
SIGNS POSITION
A. A. Fueger, deputy sheriff OF
Morrison county, has signed his posi-
tion, effective last night. Mr.. Fueqer