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~o~ntee~e~ to pledge itself to ~ay ~000.00 towards the initial
payment and it was assured that, with the financial Support coming from
OUtSTde sources and from the communities lying with the service range
of~theNou~d'Volunteer Fire Department, the actual cost to the village
WOUld-nO~-~xC~ed$10000.O0. The proponents of the proposition further
argue~"tha~th~ asset, to the village' thus bought would produce wealth
and'VAld®-tothe community that would cover the interest and. add.
ciably..~oward the principal each ~ar.
Af~er~I[stenlng to the above pro~osition, the Village Council advised
the ~o~mitte~'"represent~ng the ~ire ~epartment to present their pro-
pOS~tliO~ tO theSchool Soard and to the people of the Assembly Grounds
With~aView of ascertaining what these two factors within the community
w~uIdbe"willtng to do towards defraying the cost of such an undertaking.
The committee was also asked to get further details as to costs and fin-
ancing'and to submit this further information to the council at its
~ext regularlmeeting. It was also promised that the council itself
Would-investigate manner and means of financing and the co~t of housing
the equipment proposed.
Next in the order of business was the appointment,of Mr. Geo. R. ~ole
as Chief of Police. of Mound and that he should be provided with the
roper uniform of his office, such not to exceed the sum of $50,00.
he Ohief of Police was also empowered to appoint his subordinates.
Upon a complaint entered by Officer Cole, it was moved by Mr. Tuff,
Mr. Yost supporting, that the recorder be instructed to write 'to Mrs.
Jaenmtte Gloutier advising that she remove by fire or other meanm the
unsightly thicket of thistles from her property here in ~ound, or give
permission to the village to do so. 'This motion was carried.
President Huef now brought ~p the matter of having the main street
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of Mound designat d as a ~-~ Street" thus qualifying the street
to receive the standard "6top signs at all subsidiary street crossings
and Junctures. After discussion, Mayor Huff appointed Messers Glewwe
and Alwin as a ~ommittee on ~lgns to investigate the matter and to do
as they saw fit.
It was now moved by Mr. ¥ost, Mr. Tuff supporting, that the recorder
write for prices on five car-loads of "pea" rock, the dealer proposed
being ~ander, Morrison, and Christianson of Bt. Louis Park.
Mr. YOst next advanced the matter of road oil for rejuvenating the
surface of the village streets, this oil to be of 40~ asphalt content,
instead 'of the regular 60~ generally used for new surfacing. This matter,
however, was lai~'on %he table for t~e next regu-l~r mee'tlnU.
Upon motion by Mr. Yost it was next agreed to give Mr. Enuth Anseth
the oiI and gravel he asked for,' i~ Tiem of the curb in front of his store
at 8eton.
The recorder was next instructed to advertise for bids for the
construction of two blocks of four-foot walk at ~eton with gutter and
curbs for the street. ~tat~ng the usual requirements, the advertisement
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