The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-06-09

viz:
water, Light & Power Com
mission, May bill ........$ 277. 20
Ed Evans, labor for poor. .60
Geo.. Dickson, fuel for poor 1.00
Hanson & Emerson, medi-
A. DahIem, mdse. for poor 37.3a
Sank Centre Herald, print
J. ' Ee Miller trans. Of poor 800
and special police $500. 4.5S
Jerry Daniels, special po-
c. w. Virgin, painting -. 1895
Jake Hoffman, street signs IN
painting 1890. DIV
H. Treas ne MeI Bond ID. ........ 100. 90
J.. B. Schoenhoff. mdse 49,: 2.26
Alonzo Becker. work at IN M
Me aSn National Bank.
Fair Grounds Ins. ...... 1852
sauk Centre Heating &
Plumbing Co., May bill 60.40
Mike Schwartz, labor for m
The e'f Dow we chemical Co.. cal 90 =.
Fred euH Halle. labor at City ~
w. G. Bean. work on street =. ~
F. s5 e Brown. street names 100
Wedge Hardware Co. May :, o.
Farmers PM Shipping Associa:: ~
ton, material for street,. l.20
l.. E. Klenske, street work guy
f. P. Schaub, street survey 5.5O
Anton Nelson, sidewalk ~ .,
w. E. coniey, sidewalk
I. f 3. carpe iii.' street tools low
and mark reDalrS IL 80
o. G. Prung, labor at Tour m
DIST Park ................ 800
G. HilIerud. street paint,
etc 1900
Bishop Co., Inc, mdse. Tor
poor .......... 4.oV
Lee johnson, work on park
and street tools ........ 1000
and drayage ............ 1913
Harry Fielding, sewer work 800
Louis Larson, unloading cal
cium chloride .......... 200
Joe Schwartz, unloading CAL
cium chloride ........... 200
Paul belong, wood for
sauS Centre Funeral SER
vice, burial Of poor. 100 90
C. F. Weeks, grave for poor 1000
Treas. Sank Centre Fire
Dept. exp. of delegates. 161 90
On motion, the meeting was ad-
journed to June End 1927 at 8
j. F. COOPER,
City Clerk.
Adjourned session of the regul-
ar meeting held June End, 1927 at
8 o'clock P. M.
The Council convened pursuant
to adjournment with all the men,
bers present save Alderman
OGara.
A committee from the Fire De-
partment consisting of the Chief
and B. o. Vogel and j. W.. Kusba
appeared before the Council and
asked for an appropriation of
$161 90 to defray the expenses
and the time of five delegates to
the State Convention to be held in
Duluth June 18th and 18th. The
request was granted and the Clerk
was directed to draw an order in
favor of the Treasurer of the Fire
Department for that amount.
City Attorney Kells presented
letter from the Great Northern
Railway Company asking that ac-
ton on the matter of the vacation
of a portion of Walnut Street
asking the Council to hold the mat
ter in allegiance as they We're in
vestigating the advantages and
probable costs to the Company.
This being the time and place
when and where the bids for sale
of part of Lot 7 of R. Moore's
Addition would be received, the
matter was taken up and but one
bid was received, viz: that of An
ton Nelson of $500. 90 who pre-.
sented his check of $50. 90 with
such bid. On motion duly made
and carried the bid was accepted |
and the Mayor and Clerk direct
ed to enter into an agreement with |
Anton Nelson, the purchaser, to
convey to him such property on
of the balance of $4,000
and the Clerk was directed to de-
post the proceeds of such sale to |
the credit of the Water, Light &
Power Commission.
Ordinance No. ITO, being an
Ordinance designating parts of |
Main and Third Streets, as THRU
STREETS, was presented by AL
derman Gray and read at this
meeting.
The matter of sprinkling certain
streets with calcium chloride had
been under consideration for some
time and Alderman Bohall offered
a following resolution and moved
its adoption, which resolution pro-
vided for sprinkling calcium chlor-
ide on certain streets and directing
the Clerk to give notice of hearing
thereon at an adjourned meeting
to be held June 18th at 8 P. M.
The motion to adopt such resolu-
ton was unanimously carried.
Alderman Cass, President of
the Council, was instructed to take
up the matter of water supply for
Sewer no. with the Water, Light
& Power Commission and have
same ready for installing while the
sewer is being laid in case it is to
be laid in same trench.