The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1902-10-10

drayage on armature ........ 9 IS
Nernst Lamp Co.. glover lamps II so
Dearborn Drug & Chem. Co.,
boiler compound ......... Al 10
Martin Stoll. 171s days quaran-
tine officer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 90
tor ................... 400 90
Dull. Gen. Electric Co, wire. 80. Fl 81
Al. Kohlstad, tinsmith, labor
and supplies ................ 25 SO
Peter Schafer, services on COM
mitteeS and postage. ........ 26 08
Chandler Iron Co., miscl, sup
plies IA w
H. A. Chinn, Secy. firemen's SER
vices Ii w
Kelly How Thompson Co.. belt
ing northumberland. So 81
Marshall Wells Hdwe. Co. po-
Jno. Bedford, draying ...... 33 06
freight ........,.,...... 100 80
Jno. Lindbeck moving closet ,. Is 90
N. G: Erickson, commission on
poll taxes collected ........ 4S Is
). w. Osborne. legal services. 20 90
September .................. 100 90
Thos. Champion. asst. electrician
fos To- September .............. rs 90
Axel Carlson, engineer for Sep
TENDER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SIS 90
Thos. Glynn, fireman for Sep
l. 6. Cox, collector for septem- " ~
Der ................... SO 90
judge for September 1900. S3 SO
VIM. LaBeau, chief of police
for September .............. rs 90
Peter O'Connor, police officer
for September ............. SIS 90
N. G. Erickson, janitor and ST.
Com. for September 1900. 60 90
Peter Schaefer, City Clerk for
September ................... II 50
Jack Maxi, labor in September so 40
Matt Harola, labor in September 81 90
And. Harrola, labor in Septem-
TENDER ...... ...... $500. "a 20
Louis Johnson. labor in Septem-
Der % 90
w. vanderpant. labor in Sep
TENDER II 80
Matt Neimi labor in September II so
John Stinkovitz, labor in Sep
TENDER 8 60
Louis Virant, labor with team. 33 80
John Lindbeck. labor with team 3 Is
Chairman GraboWSky made a verbal
with the citizens committee appointed
at the last meeting to confer with the
purchasing committee in regard to the
lighting plant or the power proposition.
gard to the coal dock matter
Moved by Eisenach, supported by
Knutson. that the report of the pur-
chasing committee as made by Chair
man Grabowsky be accepted.
Alderman GrabowSky presented a re-
solution in regard to the Ely Tele-
phone Co. franchise.
Moved by Trebilcock, supported by
Grabowsky that the. matter be submit
ted to an attorney for his approval az
to its legality. Carried.
The bids for furnishing the city with
wood as advertised for were then open
ed and read as were also the bids for
the grading of Second and Third ave-
nues between Harvey and Conan, SITS.
and also Third avenue between Sheri-
dan and Camp Sts., as follows:
WOOD.
John Skantz, 100 cords each of dry
and green jack pine at SO per cord.
Jacob Pete, 200 cords of pine, half
dry and half green for the sum of $3.50
per cord 100 cords tamarack, green,
for 1925 per cord.
Skantse & Nirva, tamarack at 1915
and mixed wood at So per cord. 1000
A. Kotchevar. 500 cords of tamarack
at 1925 per cord.
AVENUES.
John Bedford. Second and Third ave-
nues between Harvey and Conan SITS.
for $354.00.
Ed Crossman. same for $425.OO
Jacob Pete. same for $4,000.
Jacob Pete. Third avenue between
John Bedford, same for $35000.
Moved by Grabowsky, supported by
Knutson. that council resolve itself
into committee of the whole to con,
question of coal in connection with the
bids for wood.
Mayor declared a recess to give the
committee time to act and formulate
report.
Council called to order and commit
tee reported as follows:
Ely, Mimi, Oct. 7, 1902.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council:
We. your committee of the whole. to
whom was referred the matter of
supply of wood and COAL do recon-
mend the purchase of 500 cords of tam
arack from Anton Kotchevar at 1925
per cord and 100 cords of tamarack
from Jacob Pete at 1925 per cord, de-
livered at the lighting plant
The matter of coal supply be re-
ferred to the purchasing committee
with power to purchase $50 tons.
Further, that the purchasing commit
tee be instructed to enter into contract
for the city. for furnishing of wood as
above mentioned, same to be delivered
by or before Feb. 1. 1903.
CHAS. GRABOWSKY. Chmn
Ely, Mimi, Oct. 7, 1902.
We. your committee of the whole,
to whom was referred the matter of
DluS Tor the opening and grading of
Second and Third avenues between
Harvey and Conan Streets. do recon-
mend the acceptance of the bid of John
Bedford to do the work for the sum of
Three Hundred and Fifty -Four
1854 00) dollars
Further. in the matter of opening and
grading Third avenue between Sheri-
dan and Camp streets, we recommend
the acceptance of the bid of John Bed
ford to do the work for the sum of
Three Hundred and Fifty (S350) dol,
lars.
Further. that the street. sewer and
sidewalk committee be instructed to
enter into contract for the city with
said John Bedford for the above work
as per the plans and specifications of
the city engineer
Said work to be done under the su-
pervision and to the satisfaction of the
| street, sewer and sidewalk committee,
CHAS. GRABOWSKY, Chmn.
Moved by Knutson, supported by
Ellefsen, that the report of the com.
mittee in the matter of wood as read