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07-15-1940 VCM Special VILLAGE OF ELK RIVER COUNCIL MEETING July 15, 1940 A special meeting was held July 15, 1940 at the Council room. Members present: M.C. Tesch, Pres; Geo Cornelius and Frank Nickerson, Trustees; Wm H Greupner, Clerk Henry Montague, Chas Bressler and Leroy Hudson came before the Council requesting that the Village put in a 4 in water main on Thomas street which would be about 100 ft. It was decided that the clerk write to Jason Brandt, Alfred Brown Sr, Clarence Olson property owners that would be assessed for this improvement to see if they would have any objections and then it would be decided at the next regular meeting. The following relief clients were taken care of John Trask - $8.00 rent, $13.00 Groc, $3.00 milk Wm Belanger $6.00 rent The file was presented again for the damage done E.C. Ellerson’s car which was caught in the catch basin near the curb at the school house. It was decided to have the clerk write a letter to Mr. Ellison stating that the Village did not feel obliged to pay this bill because the catch basin had a sewer grate on it and that he must have tipped the grate off with his front wheel causing the back wheel to slip in. A motion was made by Frank Nickerson seconded by Geo Cornelius to allow David Davis $3.00 a meeting or $36.00 for the first six months for the assistance he gave the Council in handling relief cases. A letter was read from Industrial Commission of Minnesota requesting that the Village 1. Provide stationery shield guard over couplings in pump house. 2. Provide first aid kit in pump house. 3. Provide safety basket on ladderway to top of water tank. After discussing the matter, the clerk was instructed to write a letter telling them that the Village would take care of the two at once but the third request was more a handicap than a benefit because after talking to Charles Nelson he said it would be easier for him to crawl up and down the ladder without a basket and as far a children crawling up the ladder it was almost impossible because the ladder was from 6 to 7 ft from the ground. No further business, meeting adjourned. Wm H Greupner M.C. Tesch Clerk Pres