The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1909-04-09

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| A proposed ordinance entitled IAN
Ordinance Amending Ordinance No,
81 of the City of Ely. Minnesota. be-
ing an ordinance entitled "An Ordin-
ance for the Protection of the City of
Ety." was presented and read,
| Moved by Alderman POrthan, sur
ported by Alderman Eisenach that the
unanimous consent of all members
of the council present be noted on the
record that the above ordinance be
passed at this meeting. Carried.
Yeas. five: naVs. none.
| Alderman Eisena, Ii moved the adop
tion of the ordinance and that the
same be numbered 43. Motion to
adopt was supported by Alderman
White 1t was declared adopted on
the following vote: Yeas, Alderman
White, Knutson, Porthan. Butala and
Esenach. Nays, none.
The finance committee report
ed that they had examined the follow
ing bills against the city, and pay-rolls
for the month of March, had found
them correct and recommended thai
they should be allowed and paid, to-
wit:
Pay roll of city officers, 1913 33; pay
roll of street and sundry labor, Sl2O 90;
pay roll of labor on intake work and al
| L. & w. plant $4,000; pay roll of fire.
men, engineers and helper, S3SO.OO;
Frank Hodge. blacksmith work, SILL
So; NJ. E. Gleason, hardware, S43 Is:
A. j. Fenske, hardware, Sll.3S; d. s
III. r. Ry. Co., freight and express
charges, Ssl.4S; John Bedford, livery
and draying. $3.50; M. Weinzierl
chains for l.. & w. plant, SO 90; Gen
eral Elec Co.. electrical supplies, $40,
SO: Westinghouse Elec. Co., electric
meters. $4,000; Pittsburg Coal Co..
coal, s65333; Marshall Wells Hard,
ware Co., piglead, tools and supplies,
$lO66l; Wagner Elec. Co., electric
motor, $4,000; General Chemical Co,
filter alum, S47.6S; Westinghouse Elec'
trio & Mfg. Co., transformer, sS9 .65:
Henry Chinn, auditing city books,
$1,000; G. o. Berglund. auditing city
books. $40 90; Axel w Carlson, shut.
ters for intake construction, $l.4O
Clyde Iron Works, pipe fittings for in
lake connections, 1929 80; ST. CroiX
Lumber Co., lumber, 23Ol; G.. r.
Ayers, expenses of board Of health.
Sl6.65; G.. II. Ayers. balance Of salary
as health officer SIP so: John E. Cos.
grove, balance of salary as city treas
urer, 5000. 90: Ole Berglund, damages
TO cellar by overflow of water, $40. 90
Jacob Butala, labor on water meter
pits and bitches, $3.50; II. Nedeckeu
Co., blank books, s24 50; R. S. Miller
soap, etc., ST. IS; Mary Wulotz. wash.
ing towels, 81 30: W. S. Booth & Son.
election supplies, 81 90; Friend Bros.
stationery supplies, 1885; Henry
Chinn, agent, premium on liability
policy, S37l.25; Ely Miner, job print
ing and publishing, $40 25; Mrs. Jos
Seraphine, meals furnished prisoners
81. so: 0. W. Parker. attending prison
ers, S. .OO; B. o. Strachan, roster fol
fire department, $500; Berglund Bros.
mittens for firemen, $500; John Ha'
bian, repairing firemen's coats, 1925
Matt Kapsch, first team at fire, $500
W. S. Mott Co., respirators $l5, 90; Vail
Clothing Co., boots and hat for fire.
men, ST. 60; Ely Fire Department
firemens services, 1O9.5O; Henry Chinn,
judge of election, 81 IS; John Cowling,
Judge of election, S7S5; John Gouze,
Judge of election, s.. 35; Geo. L. Broz-
ich, judge of election, 1925; Melville
Odgers, clerk of election, $500; Il. II.
Childers, clerk Of election, Sc 60; G.. G.
Kane, constable at election, 81 60; Ex-
change Hotel, meals furnished election
board, $500; James B. Sheridan, judge
of election, $500: j. E, Porthan, judge
or election, $685.; Herman Pete, judge
of election, $685.; Fred ST. Marie, clerk
of election, SO 95; Swan SkOgland,
clerk of election. 1895; Nels Nyhus,
constable at election, So on; Fred
Breau. meals furnished election board,
$500; VIM. Desjardins, judge of cleo
tion, S. 40; John Dinsmore, judge of
election, $40; VIM. Harris, judge of
election, So 40; VIM. Olds. Jr., clerk Of
election. 81. Is; j. b. McCurdy, clerk of
election, $3.50; j. ID. Conan, clerk of
election, $500; John Handberg, clerk
of election, $I.25; Richard Chinn, con-