The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-04-05

vealed." l.,
Proceeding of the City Council of Be
nidji March 18th, 1912.
| Council met city hall at o'clock p
m. A quorum being present meeting
was called to order by President john
| son. .a -
! Il" -a ROLL CALL v%NE
! Upon roll call the following aldermen
were declared present; Klein, Bailey,
Smart, Bisiar, Hannah, Crippen, Miller
and Johnson. ~.
| Absent Moberg
MINUTES
Minutes of the last regular and ad-
| journed meeting were read and approx
! ed. s5--..s .---
The following bills after being audit
ed were read and on motion and second
! allowed: IL .s....F.#.
| Partial pay roll mon tn Of March$ 4S 70
! 4. 3. Hazen, sheriff, boarding
| prisoners, month of February A.
Fire Dept. attending fires to
March 18th inc...... .:....... 1913 90
Street Gang, street labor for
March 10th. inc. ..... 24.99
Street Gang, street labor for
March 18TH inc. .....-...... 1926
W. N. Everts, labor month Of
February .......-. .......... $3.50
K. McIver, ( team hire October,
| November and December. $50
Chas Nangle, 50 l<2 cords of
wood for city hall 1856 s5
Bemidji ms. Agency, bong
premium city treasurer. - 200
Given Hardware CO. merchan-
disc ............... ........ 2.o7
Geo. Cochran, hay for fire team 9.38
A. 4. Carter, rent polling place
srd. ward ........ ..... 800
Robertson Soap Co. barrel soap 1926
Stevens Printing Co. letter heads .-~'
and envelopes *, ,:;,;., ~. $40
}. O. Harris. recoftlihg bonds 800
Geo c, Hale, pair bits for fire
team 49,: ..... .......... 90
Peter Tousant, cutting wood for -E
poor farm. 49,. 7.75
II. c. Daniels meat and lard for ~.
poor farm Unconstitutional. 1870
i }. f. Essler, wood poor ........ $50
Chas. Nangle, merchandise poor e
and poor farm ........ 80. 90. O3
| A. b. Rako, use potato digger &
poor Iarm 2 90
| Aug Burr, beef and hauling "
wood poor farm ....." 1862
l.. =. Eckstrum, thawing hyd- "a.
fantS ........... .......... .S5
Nor. Western Tel. Co. telephone
service March ........... 825
! L.. p Eckstrum,' y repairing, land
1o"ei ing "dIeI Hld1HS... 80 1O
| -;.s BIDS s@
! Bids for caretake of poor farm and
paupers were now opened and read, and
! were as follows; T. ~
R. G. Peterson, Proposition No. 1,
$4,000 per month. /g
Louis LaValley, Proposition No. 1,
$45.OC per month.
/ M S
No. l, $45.00 per month; Proposition
No. 2, is cents per day. a., r. e-..s-
Tom Wilson and wife, Proposition
No. 1, $4,000 per month; Proposition
No. 2, SO cents per day -
B. H. Major and wife, Proposition No.
l, $4,000 per month. a.
| j. c. Smith and wife, Proposition No.
| 2, II cents per day
f. c. Eldridge and wife and Mrs An
nette, Proposition No. 1, $45.O0 per
month. Proposition No. 2, 41c per day for
10 or more, and As cents for less than
10. .
Upon motion and seconded the bid of
f. Eldridge and wife and Mrs An
| nette for Proposition No. 2 was accept
| ed. *f 4
Bids for burial of city paupers were
read and were as follows; E
r. f.. Murphy, $3.50 each burial
| M. E. Ibertson, $14.OO.
|. On motion and seconded the bid of M.
r. Ibertson was duly accepted. .
Bids for Health Officer and City
/; Physician were as follows:
! DR.. 3. Johnson, 100000 per year.
! DR.. Z. A. Shannon, 10000 per year.
DR.. L. A. Ward, $749.95 per year.
| The bid of DR.. l.. "A. Ward was on
! molten and seconded accepted.
| Bid of Barker Drug Co. of 100000 to
furnish medicines, etc. for city poor
for ensuing year, was laid on the table
Bids for city printing were read as
follows:
Pioneer Pub. Co. % cents for first in
sertion, and cents for additional, per
folio.
! Sentinel Co "a cents for first inser-.
! ton, and 4 cents for additional, per
| folio.
| The bid of the Sentinel was on motion
and seconded accepted.
| APPLICATIONS &
Application of Peter Berg for the
! transfer of liquor license granted to
Ole Anderson, was read and granted.
All alderman present voting aye. @
! Application for the transfer of liquor
! license granted to David LaBelle was
! read and granted All alderman present
voting aye.
! Liquor license bond Of Peter Berg,
with the Fidelity and Deposit Co. Of
Md as surety, a i'd liquor license bond
of Perle Davis with The, Fidelity &
Deposit Co. of Md. as surety, were ap-
proved.
! Bond of A. A. Carter street commits
sioner in sum Of $500. with F. S. Lycan
| and A. r. Erickson as surety was read
and approved.
| Bond Of VIM. Peckels, scavenger in
sum Of $500, witt the Fidelity & De-
posit Co. Of Md. as surety, was read
approved.
/ REQUISITIONS
Requisition OF the fire department for
bec springs and mattresses, for the
| f1remen's dormatory were allowed and
clerk instructed to purchase the same.
Requisition was made by the fire
department for a new hook and ladder
! truck, the same being referred to the
| fire committee and Gre department as to
/ accommodation as to what kind of an
apparatus to purchase.
! PETITION
! Petition for additional fire protection
~4k kS.->. II -