The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-03-27

"A smith ScaVenSer WORK " 81
President johnson now announced the
committees for the ensuing year as
follows: s. ssss..@
I Finance-Johnson, Roe, Crippen
Audit-Klein, Crippen, Moberg
Water & Light-Klein, Bisiar Bailey
Streets & acknowledgements, Moberg,
Bisiar.E .-. sEt - Et D. ~
sewer-Roe, Bailey, Brown =
Buildings-Klein, Crippen, omart
Flre-Johnson, Smart, rlein
Parks-Roe, Moberg, Brown
Printing-Bisiar, Brown, Crippen
Salaries-Crippen, Smart, Brown
Health-Smart, Roe, Bailey ~
Purchasing-Klein, Bisiar, Johnson
Poor-Brown, Moberg, Bailey. -.
Transfer OF liquor license applica ton
of Ed. Fay from that granted to H.
following vote: Ayes-Moberg, Smart,
Bailey, Bisiar, Roe. Brown, Crippen,
Johnson. Nayes-None. Absent-Klein.
Liquor license bond of Ed Fay, with
the United States Fidelity and Guaran-
ty Co., as surety was read and on mo-
ton and second was approved and ac-
copied. * -,... 1T
Liquor license applica ton of Andrew
Willmar was read and same granted by
the following vote Ayes-MOberg.
Smart, Bailey, Bisiar, Roe, Brown, John
son. Nayes-Crippen. Absent-Klein
Liquor license bond of Andrew Will
mar, with the United States Fidelity a
Guaranty Co., as surety was read and
approved and accepted.
The following bonds, that of A. a.
Carter in the sum of $4,000; of Earl
Cell in sum of $2O,OOO.OO; of George
Stein, in sum of 100000; OF l.. P. Eek
strum, in sum of $500. %; w. H. Ander-
son, in sum of $5OO.CO; of Chas. Nangle,
$500. 90, were read and on motion and
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Communication Of Louis Anderson,
asking for the privilege of running a
Family Garden, was read and on motion
and second laid on the table indefin4 tely.
Report OF T.. J. Gould, Supt. War
Board, to March 18th, showing $500 40
collected and paid the city treas, was
read and ordered accepted and filed.
Alderman Klein entered and was de-
clared present. = Ea,G, -r,t 8I.} g..
Nominations for city scavanger were
now opened. Applications were read
from VIM. Pickles and J.. A: Smith. No
further nominations council proceeded
to ballot. Result of such ballot was
Pickles 6, Smith 3. Wm. Pickles de-
clared elected. On motion and second
the bond for city scavanger was placed
in the, sum of $500. 90.
Moved and seconded, that the city
clerk advertise for bids from man and
wife for. monthly salary, for the care
taking of paupers at poor farm and
handling poor farm to best advantage
City to furnish the necessary supplies,
light and fuel. Bids to be opened March
9th. Carried.
/ Upon motion and second the clerk was
authorized to purchase two push or dump
carts, and half dozen street broOms,
suitable for cleaning <pavements. Clerk
was also authorized to have made
suitable cupboard or filing case, also to
purchase high or standing desk.
On motion and second the building
committee were instructed to confer
with county commissioners in regard to
repairing the veranda at poor house
The city attorney was instructed to
draw an ordinance prohibiting restau-
rants or lunch counters occupying. a
building wherein the license to sell in
tOxicating liquors has, been granted, ex-
cept where such restaurant or lunch
counter has a door or entrance leading
thereto from the street or ave.
On motion Of alderman Moberg, duly
seconded, the city attorney was instruct
ed to prepare ordinance setting the
license to sell Intoxicating liquors in
the city of Bemidjl at $1,000. 90. Said
ordinance to become effective about July
1st. "E ~%s'.-N-.- w. -
1t was now moved and seconded that
when we adjourn Pres. Johnson ask the
mayor and city attorney to meet with
the council in secret session Carried
was moved we adjourn.
Adjourned. 81.
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.-..s,E ,ss.~.s. L. f. Johnson,
. '-.-r . Chairman
Attest: f. ~. -t.. =
Geo. Stein,
City Clerk.
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