The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-04-10
Council Proceedings
Continued from first pagel


pipe and fittings, S252.66; Pittsburgh
Coal Go. soft coal, $500 SO; Oliver Iron
Mining Co pipe and machinist labor,
$685.: E. G. Hilliard, waste and pack
ing, S14.90; Northwestern Electric
Equipment Co., telephone wire, ETC.,
$2269; Viscosity Oil Co., engine OIL,
$3.50; Westinghouse Electric & Mfg.
Co., transformers, $2l9.10; Peter
Schaefer, P. NJ, stamped envelopes,
S44.64, f. B. James, painting at plant.
$3.50; NJ. E. Gleason, hardware,
sl4.1O; ]. H. White, hauling wood,
$500; f. G. Miller, electrical supplies,
1888; John Bedford, hauling coal,
S50.02; John Bedford, livery, draying
and hauling wood, S27.05; Amelius
Syenlund, blacksmith work, $3.50;
Frank Hodge, blacksmith work, Sl2.75;
John Semer and Nicholas Walsh, rent
of coal trestle site year, $4,000: AL
bert Kolstad, pipe and fittings. 5000;
Duluth & 1. r. r Co., freight and
express charges, S3I6.44: f. L. Cowen,
services, auditing city books, $1,000;
Geo. L. BroZich, services auditing
city books, $1,000; A. j. Thomas, legal
services, S47 so; John Butala, wash
ing towels, s4.O5; Herman Kandelin,
flags, S1.1S; Geo. T. Ayers, health Off
GER, expenses of board of health,
S30.23; Geo. T. Ayers, balance salary
as health officer, $3.50: Berglund
Bros, wash powder, $1.00; r. S. Mil
Ter, brooms and soap. $l.30; Louis
Esenach, salary as member of board
of health, $50; Herman Kandelin, sal
airy as member of board of health,
$1,000: Mako Petritz, salary as mem
Der of board of health, $1,000; NJ
Weinzierl, salary as mayor, $50; Leo
Kukar, salary as alderman, $4,000;
Mako PetritZ, salary as alderman,
$4,000: M. j. Murphy, salary as alder
man, $4,000; John GouZe, salary as
alderman, $4,000; John Koyall, Jr.,
salary as alderman, $4,000; f. B.
James, salary as alderman, $1,000;
Geo. l.. Brozich, judge of election,
S9.65: Henry Chinn, judge of election,
$500: Herman Kandelin, judge of
election, SS15; S. S. Childers, judge
of election, S1.25; Melville Odgers.
clerk of election, Sc 80; T. II. Chill
ders, clerk of election, $500; Alex
Winchester, constable at election,
$3.50; j. d. Conan, Judge of election,
$3.50; Thomas Lamb. judge of cleo
tion, $500; VIM. Desjardines, judge
of election, $3.50; Harry A. Chinn,
clerk Of election, $685.; John G..
Handberg, clerk of election, $685.:
VIM. Kevern, constable at election,
$3.50; Nick Trebilcok, judge of elect
ion, $3.50: Martin Prisk, judge of
election, $3.50; Jas. B. Sheridan, Judge
of election, $3.50; Jas. Slattery, clerk
of election, $685.; E. B. James, clerk
of election, S665; Harvey Sheridan,
constable at election, $3.50; Frank
Ball, meals furnished election boards.
S2l.00; John Kotchevar, rent of build
ing for election purposes, $1,000: Vesi
SeuralIe No. %. rent Of hall for elect
ion purposes, $l7.00; S. S. Childers,
service as Special Municipal Judge,
$500; B. Benson, meals furnished
prisoners, $4,000; L. j. White. postage
stamps and sundries, 1927.
MoYed by Alderman Murphy, sup
ported by Alderman Gouze that the
report be accepted and placed on file,
the bills and reports be allowed as re-
commended and the clerk instructed
to draw orders on the treasurer in
payment of the same. Carried, yeas,
five, nays. none.
The purchasing committee reported
that they had obtained prices on 1000
feet of double jacket fire hose from
M. E. Gleason, and e. Hillard of Du-
luth, receiving proposal of Soc per
foot f. o. b. Ely from each party. Also
reported that Chief Holmes of the