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VILLAGE OF ELK RIVER COUNCIL MEETING July 8, 1919 th Regular meeting of the Village Council was held on Tuesday the 8 day of July 1919 Members present were John H. Virgin, President Bert Carr, Trustee Wm Norval, Clerk Meeting called to order at 8:30 P.M. Application from the Elk River Building Co for permission to close or block the sidewalk on the north and east sides of the Babcock lot on corner of Depot and Princeton Streets as the company were going to rebuild on this lot and wished to use the sidewalk for material to build with. The following Resolution was passed and carried. Resolved by the Village Council that a permit be granted to the said Elk River Building Co to close th the walks as per a written permit filed with the Village Clerk this 8 day of July 1919 and that said permit be given for the time of the construction of said building and no longer. Motion by Bert Carr and seconded by J.H. Virgin and carried that the following bills be allowed and the clerk issue warrants to pay the same. 1733 Frank Ebner assessor for 1919 137.00 1734 Bert Carr use of cart labor and expenses 21.00 1735 E.H. Foley storage of fire engine 40.00 1736 Elk River P&L Cr repairs 2.10 1737 Walter S. Booth and Son election blanks and stationary 1.95 1738 Geo H. Tyler attorney fees decree in Vassor case 50.00 1739 J.T. Plante goods to Mrs. Geo Martineau 20.00 1740 P.M. Morneau and Co mower and nails 18.66 1741 John H. Virgin expenses to city and cash paid out 12.00 1742 G.A. Pepin labor testing for water 12.00 1743 Wm Norval paid exps. Special election 12.50 1744 Wm Norval 3 months salary as clerk 18.75 1745 expenses board of equalization 8.00 1746 cash paid stamps expenses and city exps 6.47 360.43 Andrew Davis and J.H. Daly were present and asked the council what amount they would submit to County Fair this fall. On motion of Bert Carr seconded by J.H. Virgin the following Resolution was passed and declared carried by the President. Resolved that the Village Council donate the sum of $200.00 to aid the County fair this fall 1919 and that a warrant for the amt be drawn by the Clerk payable to the Treasurer of said County Fair. No more business the Council adjourned.