The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1903-12-04

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Manufacturing Co, generator,
etc. 26OS. 90
N. Y. Continental Jewell Fill
tration Co., filter plant, 2792.OO
Respectfully submitted,
Chas. Grabowsky,
J. Ii. White,
John Porthan,
Finance committee
Moved by Grabowsky, supported by
Ellefsen that the report be accepted
and the clerk be instructed to make
said payments as soon as the money
is received from the state treasurer
Carried.
The following resolution presented
by Alderman Grabowsky. who moved
its adoption:
Whereas, the application of the
City Of Ely for a loan from the State
School fund for the sum of $4,000
has been accepted and allowed by
the state. Now, therefore, resolved
that the Mayor be instructed to ex-
ecute the bonds of the city for that
amount, bearing interest at 4 per
cent and due and payable, $4,000
July l, 1908; $4,000 due and payable
on the first day of July each sue
ceeding year until all is paid.
The motion to adopt was support
ed by Alderman White and the re-
solution was declared adopted on the
following vote: Yeas, Aldermen FL
lefsen, GrabOwsky. Knutson. Porthan
Skala and White. Nays, none.
The sealed bids for furnishing wood
for the city was opened and read
Ed Skantze and Sam Nirva offered
to furnish 200 cords tamarack at 1925
per cord and 300 cords OF mixed wood
at $3.50 per cord, at either new or
old plant.
Sam Pruiki, 100 cords mixed wood
at old plant, $500 per cord.
John Riikola, 100 cords of mixed
wood, at new plant, $500 per cord,
at old plant, $3.50 per cord.
John Bedford, 500 cords mixed
wood at 1910 per cord, 200 cords
tamarack wood, 1920 per cord.
Frank Anderson, so cords mixed
wood. at new plant $3.15, at old plant
$3.50 per cord. so cords of tamarack
wood, $3.50 per cord at new plant,
1926 per cord at old plant.
John Sajatovich, 100 cords mixed
wood at SO Is per cord, % cords tama-
rack at $500 per cord at either plant.
Matti Kangas, 100 cords tamarack
wood. $3.50 per cord at old plant.
$500 per cord at new plant,
Anton Kotchevar. 500 cords mixed
wood. 1886 per cord at either plant.
Peter Mattson. so cords tamarack
wood, $3.50 per cord, so cords mixed
wood, $3.50 per cord at the old plant
Andrew Osterberg. Is cords mixed
wood, $500 per cord, 25 cords tamarack
wood, 3.25 per cord at old plant.
Andrew Osterberg. Is cords mixed
wood 49, 90 per cord, % cords tamarack
wood, 1925 per cord at the old plant.
Sylvester Rautio 200 cords mixed
wood, s2.75 per cord at the old plant,
1926 per cord at the new plant.
Erick Peterson, 200 cords mixed
wood, $500 per cord.
Herman Pete, 200 cords mixed wood
1915 per cord, 100 cords tamarack
wood, $3.50 per cord at the new plant.
Mrs. G. Williams. 100 cords mixed
wood, 1915 per cord, 100 cords lamar
ack wood, 1925 yer cord.
Louis Virant, 400 cords mixed wood
$500 per cord.
John Skantze offered to deliver 25O
cords mixed wood at lowest price
named by any bidder.
Edward Nixon offered to furnish
400 cords mixed wood and so cords
tamarack wood at lowest price nam
ed by any bidder
John Dinsmore offered to furnish
$50 cords mixed wood at lowest price
named by any bidder.
Moved by Grabowsky, supported by
White that the Council resolve itself
into a committee Of the whole to con-
slider the various bids submitted.
Carried.
The Mayor appointed Alderman
Grabowsky chairman of the COM
miltee of the whole and declared re-
cess to give the committee time to act
and formulate report.
The Council called to order and the
following report presented:
We, your committed of the whole,
recommend the purchase of the wood
for the city as follows: 500 cords
mixed wood from Anton Kotchevar at
1886 per cord delivered at either
plant, and 200 cords tamarack from
John Bedford. at 1920 per cord de-
livered at either plant.
CHAs. GRABowsKY,
Chairman.
Dec. 1. 1903
Moved by Knutson. supported by
| EllefSen that the report of the com.