The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-04-17

Aioernen present: Fredericks
Glllen, Fficke, Simonson. Braun
Iribke and Morris.
Minutes of last regular meet
ing read and approved as read.
Motion carried that the month
~ report Of the city treasurer he
accepted and city auditor be in
structed to place same on file.
Motion carried that the flnan-
cal committee be instructed to
make a call on outstanding war
rants on the different funds as
they see flt.
Motion carried that the annu.
81 report of the city auditor be
referred to the financial commit
zee and the same to also be pub
lished in the official paper.
Motion carried that the n p
Ivy. 20. be requested to lengthen
culverts on streets one. two.
three and four.
Motion carried that the quart
erly report of superintendent of
water works be referred to the
financial committee.
Ordinance No. i6 was read for
the first time.
Report of the police magis-
trate read and on motion accep-
ted and city auditor be instructed
to place same on file.
Bond of Connolly Brothers pre-
sented and on motion accepted.
Motion carried to proceed to
draw jurors for the 1913 June
term of court. The names were
drawn and found as follows: In
the First ward, F. C. Snyder and
Nick Fredericks; Second ward.
Frank Formaneck and H. ]. Dietz
Third ward, James Purdon and
Joe Voves, ST., and Fourth ward,
j. +. Movius and Theo. Fink.
Motion carried to proceed to
open bids for cement work. Bids
were opened and found as fol-
lows: Bid of John Rischard was
sidewalks i4hc per square foot;
EcrQssings, 25 ac per. square foot;
curbs, SOC per Iincaf foot; bid OF
j. j. Hull was sidewalks, i3hc
per square foot; crossings, 23N
per square foot; curbs, 4Oc per
lincal foot.
Motion carried whereas J. j,
Hull being the lowest bidder for
cement work his bid be accep-
ted and city mayor and auditor
be authorized to enter into a
contract with J. j. Hull.
Bill of N. 1t. Elec. Co. be re-
fered TO the public improvement
committee with power to act.
Motion carried that city auditor
be instructed to advertise for
bids for a smoke stack on city
pump house, said some stack tu
be 81 feet high, 3 feet in diameter
and of No. 8 steel. Bids to b.
opned Monday, April 28th, 1919,
at 8 p. III.
Motion carried that the follow
ing bills be allowed and ordered
paid out of their respective funds
GENERAL FUND
Mayor Ebcrley, 6 months
salary y...............Sl5O.O0 90
VIM. j. Dietz, March
salary, sl.65 adv. %. 1865
J. w. Donovan, March
salary 5000
VIM. Junge, same. zee. 5000
+. B. Schneider, same. 5000
Otto Bebbler, same. .... 5000
Jos. q. Forbes, same. .. 2O.83
w. +. Eckes, same. ..... $500
Clark NJ. Olson, same
$500 adv. 27.0O
Chas. E. Quinn, expense
to attend tax commits
sion meeting. ........ 2.9O
Wahpeton Times for city
printing 59.3,)
Globe Gazette Pig. Go,
city printing ......... 6.37
Reliance Hose Co., for fire
service 2-28 and 3-6-t3 1850
Germania Hose Co., for fire
service 3-6-i3........ $50
John Marsh, labor on
street 14.2i
Math Hamerlik, labor on
street fi.6O
Joe Vadova, labor on street 1920
Robt. r. Barber. premium
on policy 46i54....... 1880
John Lenhard, hay. 1919
Mrs. Jas. Mchegan. rent
of room for election
purposes /...........- 1900
G. M. Strong, rent for
room for election pur-
poses ..............., i5.OO
Math Gillen, inspector of
election ............:.. 500
Nick Klien, same. 80, 500
m. J. Braun. same. 80: 800
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