The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-30

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Alderman Ellestad that the bond and
sureties be approved. Carried.
= Bond and contract Of p. Mcnonn.u
for Creosoted block pavement Of
tongues In District No. 8, in the sum
Of $6.500.00 with the National Suretv
Co. as surety. bond approved by the
city attorney as to form, presented.
read. Moved by Alderman Valley
and seconded by Alderman Elleatad
that the bond and sureties be .approv-
ed. Carried. Bonds, for the follow
Ing, In the amounts al given, with
Northwestern Trust Co., Of Grand
Forks. N. d., as surety, approved a.
to form BY the city attorney, present.
ed, read.
M. F. Murphy. mayor, 100000, Chas.
J. Evanson, city auditor. 100000; T.
]. Hagen, city treasurer, $50 900 90:
A. A. Westeen, health officer. 81 900 90.
Michael Fitzgerald, city electrician,
H. 9. Lykken. city engineer, $1,000;
A. j. Roddy, first engineer waterworks
and light plant, 100000; John Lun-
seth, superintendent waterworks, S.
100000. W.
Phillip Matt. bridge tender. $500 90
Ole Lee, asst eng. pump house 500. 90
er .:................. 10000
Jonn sullivan, Capt. Police. 10000
Theophtle Gravalle, patrolman 10000
J. H. Blfven, patrolman. ..... 10000
John Herrick, patrolman. .... 10000
J. H. Hager. Desk Sergt. 10000. 500. 90
Donald Blue, patrolman. $500. 10000
John Treacy, patrolman. ... 10000
Nels ]. Dahl, patrolman. 5000. 10000
Mike Lynch, patrolman. ...... 10000
Jacob Wentz. garbage collector
district No. '2.............. 10000
Moved by Alderman Valley and
seconded by Alderman Ellestad that
bonds and sureties as read be ap-
proved. Carried.
Adjourn to Meet Monday, June Is,
i Moved by Alderman Ryan and sec-
onded by Alderman Turner that when
We noK adjourn we adjourn to meet
Monday night, June 10, 1910, at 8
o'clock p. m. Carried.
Alderman Smith suggested the use
Of the scavanger wagons bought by
the city be used for the hauling Of
the garbage by the garbage collectors.
Mayor Murphy asked the chief of.
police to notify the scavangers to use
the scavanger wagons whenever con-
ventent for them to use them while
the roads were dry and hard.
} w. F. Davies Of the park board adj
dressed the council in behalf of the
park board. for the placing of an arc
light In Central park stating that It
was needed for the protection Of visi-
tors In the park on the evenings when
1t was very dark. Moved by Alderman
Thomas and seconded by Alderman
} Wadsley that the matter be referred
to the light committee with power to
act. Carried.
Alderman Valley asked that the
city auditor be instructed TO notify
the park board to construct q side
walk along block A., 'McCormack's
addition in north part Of the city.
w. P. Davies on behalf Of the park
board stated that they had instructed
the clerk OF the park board to investi-
gate the matter Of getting legal title
to- the property and as soon as rea-
sonable adjustment could be had in
the matter Of taxes against this prop
erty the matter Of sidewalk improve
ment would be given proper attention.
Alderman Hunter stated that NJ.
Lynch, patrolman, had requested that
his salary be raised and that he was
compelled to keep horse and buggy
In the performance of his duty az
health policeman and he understood
that his salary was to be more than
he was now getting. Alderman Hun
ter moved, seconded by Alderman
Ryan that this matter Of adjusting
the salary Of Policeman Lynch be re-
ferred to the police committee to re-
port at the next meeting.
Agent D. Mulrein of the N. P. r. r,
Co. addressed the council about the
matter Of the wooden sidewalk along
their property on North Third street,
stating that the company was willing
to put in cement sidewalks as soon
as the filling at that place had set
tied.
Alderman Ryan called the attention
of the city council to the needs of re-
planking Of the DeMers avenue bridge
proper, and stated that he had been
offered good planks at $1,000 per
thousand feet. Alderman Bucking-
ham suggested that the bridge COM
mtttee consider the ACCESSIBILITY Of
paving the center part or main bridge
with creosote blocks.
Alderman Wadsley moved, second
ed by Alderman Salisbury that the
hriA0A committee ha 3ns<r,,ot.s - -.