Willmar tribune., 1922-11-29

further finds that the said several
sums are necessary to be levied upon
the said lots and parcels Of land to
realize the sums required for the
king Of said impro rovements
s. Said assessment is further identified
by the signatures of the. Mayo and
City Clerk attached thereto.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That
the said assessments shall be payable
in eight annual inst ailments.
Approved, October 9th, 1922.
VICTOR E. LAWSON, Mayor.
s. Matter Of bids for the two iouildt
iags in Block 90 was taken up, as adj
1eItised. s.. izzt5=5 2sz5.
Sealed bid Of G. &. SandDerg Of
1915 fer the Olson dwelling. and bid
OF M. C. Dahl of ==sS;S525 fo-- the SWillens
building were opened and read.
The bid Of G.. e. 1Sandberg was,
.o1i motion, rejected, Bur rhe lid Of
N. C. Dali. Or the Swillens building
was accepted, a:,d he was granted SIX
ty days time in which to remove the
building, as he asked for, and he
agreed to move. the building back on
lot distance Of twenty feet, at once.
Bids for cable were taken up. Seal
ed bids Of General Elect. Co., West
ern Elect. Co., j. Andrae e Sons,, St.
Paul Electric: Co. and Price Electric
Co: were opened and read, and said
bids. were referred to Water !: and
Light Commission. ,Fne Water and
light Commission and Mr. Larson,
superintendent, recommended that bid
OF General Elect. Co..be accepted: s
. Alderman Sandin presented the. fol-
lowing resolution which was adopted
by the following vote: stAyes' s.;
Noes none. >
Resolution.
Resolved, by, the City Council Of
the City of Willmar that the bid Of
General Electric Co. for furnishing
1920, feet more or less, of No. S-B &
T. solid copper parkway cable at the
price Of $1l5.00 per thousand feet
counts and prices for additions and
by accepted and said General Elect.
Co. is hereby requested and instruct
ed to ship and deliver said cable.
Dated, October 9th, 1922. -,
VICTOR e. LAWSON Mayor.
Bids for street nsweepers were next
taken up. Sealed bid Of Osmundson
Garage for a sfusher'' and sprinkler,
and bid Of Austin-Western Road
Mach. Co., St. Paul, for sweepers We're
opened and read.
After discussing the matter the
bids were, or motion, rejected.
1t was, OH motion, ordered to again
advertise for bids for street cleaning
apparatus TO be received at meeting
Oct. 20, 1922.
Edward Paulsen was granted per-
mission to connect Ills residence on
Lot 5, Block 1874, with the 1lth Street
No., water main, near GOrton Ave-,
upon payment Of the $500 tapping
fee. '-'', ',;-,.- i =:
]! The said tapping fee to be applied
on any future assessment for water
main built. past the said property on
said 18th Street, No. .....,.. ....:., -
Chairman Kent Of the Sewer Com
mittee ,reportgd:.1 on the: work being
done on ditch in the South part Of
the City. 49,
1t .Was,su on NOTION orderad that
seules5lnore wor i. be de1eAon square ION
Ella Ave- and 18th Street, No. :
Engineer Thomas Recommended that
clay duct BE 2sssinstaHed sson :certain
streets, sinst ea1 Of & the sheradized
duct, in connection with electrical
work, which Recommendation was .ap-
:: Alderman Freeberg Of the Fire
Committee reported that the Fire
Department. vecommendeds that SOC
kfEetSfre hose betpurchased.
Eft was on motion ordered that oids
be called for on 500 it.. 21a ill.,. fire
hose, such bids to be received at the
next meeting.
Requisitions for blades for street
drag, and acquisitions for supplies
from the Water and Light. Depart:
ment were presented and the Clerk
was instructed to order same
The Council then went into execu.
| tive session.
Alderman Anton Peterson made {
motion that the Street Commissioner
be discharged which motion was sec
onded and upon roll call the following
named members voted Aye 5on sale
1notion:.'~ Sandbo, Anton Peterson
Magnuson and Sandln, a; "noes,' P C
Peterson, Kent, Nelson and Freeberg
IA.
It was then agreed that hesmatte]
be taken up at a special meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
VICTOR E.. [AWSONs Mayor
Attest:
HANS GUNDERsON, City Clerk.
4 Council Chambers, City Hall, Will
mar, Minnesota, November 13,z1922.
Regular meeting, Of the City Coun