The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-19
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tus, etc. 1t gives him power to enter
any house, building, tunnel or any
other place, for the purpose Of in !,
spection and also provides that anyone;
stopping him in this respect be guilty
of misdemeanor, which carries with
1t fine of not more than 500 or
sentence OF, not more than 80 days
A street Carnival.
H. White, representing the T. L..
Cash Carnival company of st. Paul..
was present and asked for the privi-
lege of the streets during the week Of
the county fair in Grand Forks This
same company will be at the Fargo
state fair and have been at the Min
nesota state fair for several years, SO
! that the reliability Of the firm is un-.
questioned. They have six shows, and
several free outdoor attractions such
as high dive, balloon ascensions and
bicycle act known as the death
fiume. They conduct no gambling
games and asked for no eating or
drinking privileges, so, on motion Of
Alderman Sherlock, the president Of
the council appointed Aids. Westberg,
Craig and Sherlock, in conjunction
with Mayor O'Leary, to act as a carni-
Val cOmmlttee. carried.
Fire Chief Sullivan asked for tele-
phone in his house and the matter was
left in the hands of the fire committee.
The city recorder was instructed to
transfer $500 from the current ex-
pense fund to the street sidewalk fund.
Sewer Assessments Overlooked.
Warwick, German & Company re-
ported that sewer assessments were
not made on the property of the Red
Lake Lumber company on DeMers
avenue, and the lots of M. Lynch and
Tim Sullivan on Fourth street. On
motion of Craig the matter was re-.
ferred to the committee on claims in
conjunction with the city attorney
with power to act
Superintendent Allard of the light
plant then offered suggestion. He
stated that painters now working on
the saw mill would paint the smoke
stacks at the light plant for the small
sum OF $15 and at the same time would
repair the broken ring at the cap. The
matter was referred to the light com
mittee with power to act.
Equalization Board,
1t was announced that Aids. Barlow,
Bydal, Craig and Westberg, who com
pose the board of equalization, will
meet June Is.
1t was decided that sidewalks must
be put In along lots II, 10 and 21.
block IL. Allan avenue.
Sewer Construction.
After discussion it was voted tn
advertise for bids for the work of con-
structing a sewer from Sibley street
to Cassman on Allen avenue. five
docks. Former President of the Coun-
Gil Sullivan spoke in opposition. being
IN favor OF a sewer having an outlet
In the Red Lake river. The bids will
be considered July 9.
e. Il. jacob suggested that in con-
structing the sewers an overflow nine
would prevent flooding cellars.
Legal Talent to Assist
City Attorney Collins was then in
stfucted to secure legal counsel to
assist him in the case of Wood VS..
East Grand Forks, which will come
up for trial next Monday.
The fixing of grade on s. Fourth
at the Great Northern crossing and the
repair OF culvert on N. Fourth were
left In the hands of committee.
The last business of the session was
the introducing of resolution by
Alderman Craig for the purpose Of
getting the waterworks proposition
started.
The council adjourned until Monday
night. "'