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11-12-1913 VCM VILLAGE OF ELK RIVER COUNCIL MEETING November 12, 1913 A regular meeting of Village Council was held at the Office of C.F. Firman President of Village Council on Wednesday evening Nov 12, 1913. Present: C.F. Firman Pres, F.M. Plank, Ed Keegan, and E.E. Scott Trustees and W.F. Chadbourne Clerk. W.H. Clawson of the National Surety Co. Meeting called to order by Pres at 8 o’clock P.M. W.H. Clawson of the National Surety Co Bondsman for te Grand Bridge Contractor for repairs on Miss. River Bridge N. 668 after investigating the affairs in regard to contract offered the following advice in regard to condition of Bridge Co That we have a resolution notifying the Grand Bridge Co to complete said contract immediately or be declared in default. The following resolution was adopted and Clerk ordered to send copy to The Grand Bridge Co St. Paul also a copy to the National Surety Co Minneapolis. Whereas: the Grand Bridge Co of South St. Paul, Minn. having failed to complete contract for Bridget No. (668) across the Miss River and have withdrawn their men and tools and said contract having expired Aug 1, 1913 the said Grand Bridge Co having been granted all the time necessary to complete the same Therefore be it resolved that the Village Council of the Village of Elk River Minn notify the said Grand Bridge Co that they commence work on said bridge on or before Nov 20, 1913 and continue work on same until finished. If the said Grand Bridge Co fail to do as above notified said contract will be declared in default by the said Village Council and said council will call upon the National Surety Co to complete the job. B.L. Hall city weighmaster presented his report for season of 1913 – Aug 11 to Nov 11 on motion report accepted and pub on file. Roy Scott made application for license to sell cigarettes at his peace of business on motion license granted. On motion F.M. Plank was appointed a committee to visit the Village of Lindstrom and see about purchasing lamps for street with authority to purchase same if satisfactory. No further business adjourned. W.F. Chadbourne Clerk