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<br />VILLAGE OF ELK RIVER COUNCIL MEETING <br />September 14, 1905 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />At a special meeting of the Council held at Romdeune’s Drug Store, the following were present: <br /> <br />Present: A.H. Nickerson, Pres.; Justus deBooy, H.B. Nickerson and J.H. Romdeune, Trustees; <br />H.C. Hastings, Village Recorder. <br /> <br />On motion it was voted to adopt the following ordinance: <br /> <br />Ordinance No. 51 <br />An ordinance granting to the Elk River Milling Co. its successors or assigns, certain right of way <br />privileges for a spur track, upon the conditions hereby provided. <br /> <br />Be it enacted by the Common Council of the Village of Elk River, Minnesota. <br /> <br />Section II <br />That in consideration that the Elk River Milling Company, its successors or assigns shall erect a <br />flouring mill upon or near the site of the former mill located on block one of auditors addition to <br />the Village of Elk River, and shall cause a spur track to be laid across and along Main Street and <br />Bridge Street or Depot Street to said auditors additions: The Village of Elk River does hereby give <br />and grant right said Elk River Milling Company, its successors or assigns the right to lay and <br />maintain such spur track along, across and over the streets hereinbefore mentioned, said right to <br />continue so long as said second party, its successors or assigns shall use and maintain said spur <br />tracks. <br /> <br />Dated at Elk River, Minn., Sept. 14, 1905, <br />Adopted by the Common Council Sept. 14, 1905. <br /> <br />President, Village Council <br />Attest.: Henry C. Hastings, Recorder <br /> <br /> <br />Mr. Frank T. White was present and asked the Council to have the walk or path on the north side of <br />Main Street from Park Street to the schoolhouse.* <br /> <br />On motion it was voted to have the sum not to exceed $25 laid out under the direction of Mr. <br />deBooy, Trustee, in repg. the present walk or path as requested by Mr. White. <br /> <br />The bill of Dr. Jordan was taken up and after an explanation from him and upon motion it was <br />voted that it be allowed at the sum of $15.00. <br /> <br />On motion the following bills were allowed: <br /> <br />John McBride, work on fire engine, $1.50 <br /> <br />