The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1913-12-05

supply to have been of good sanitary
quality at the time of this visit.
2. The operation of the hypochlor-
tie administering plant was being
carried on in careful and efficient
manner.
3. Those in charge at the pumping
station deserve credit for this effective
method of operation,
4. 1t is recommended that the
flushing of the mains at regular in
tervals be kept up in order to remove
all traces of former pollution.
5. 1t is also recommended that the
new storage barrel be supplied at once
in order to guard against any accident
to the one now in use.
Sgd, B. M. MOHLER, Chemist.
Approved, r, III. MULLEN.
Director. Laboratory Division.
Nov 6, 1913. (P.)
Moved by Alderman Knutson sup
ported by Alderman Fulford that the
report be accepted and recommends
tiOns carried out, and the matter of
tank be referred to the purchasing
committee with power to act. Car
ried.
The fire warden's report on condi-
lions In the city was read and ordered
| fled
The Finance committee report the
following:
To the Hon. Mayor and Common
Council:-
Gentlemen: We, your finance COM
mittee, having examined the follow
ing bills and pay-rolls against the
City of Ely, finding them to be cor
rect and recommending that the same
be allowed and paid, to-wit:
Payroll. city of1icials--------S1083 80
engineers and firemep
at plant--- 73422
Payroll street labor----- 1880 81
team labor -- 2l6.50
assistant city engineer 700
D. & |. R. r. Co., Freight,
exp, TEL, and toll ----------- 2l307
J. A. Rothman, Hauling wood
TO planC-------------- EuO
Special police services --------. 66 90
Elias LaBeau, Fire warden 500
Mrs. L. Seraphine, Meals to
prisoners lo.9U
G. FL. Vivian, County Treas,
Fines on game viOlation-- $500
Laing Hdwe. Co.. SIpplies---- 9.S7
g. Removing
bodies from old cemetery. $500
Marshall Hdwe. Co.,
Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 67.OO
MARSHALL Wells Hdwe. Co.,
Oct. 81 l2.O7
Marshall-Wells Hdwe. Co.,
NOV. Ii 1901
Marshall-Wells Hdwe. Co.,
NOV. 10 looU
Marshall Wells Hdwe. Co.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 245,OO
Elect. Appliance Co., Wire
connectors. -------.--------- 1903
Northern Elect. Co., Supplies 962
Ely Miner. Printing and pub
fishing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 5O,S5
Northwestern Elect. Equip.
Co.. Supplies, Oct. 14-- Sl.09
Northwestern Elect. Equip.
Co., Supplies, Oct. IA -------- 101.61
Northwestern Elect. Equip.
Co., Supplies, Oc5. 30,r-v---s- 2l.OO
Fn,ir
Co.. Supplies, Oct. 30---- 4S7
Northwestern Elect. Equip.
Co., Supplies, Nov. 7-------- 1914
Northwestern Elect. Equip.
Co., Supplies, Nov. 81 -~--~~-- 1924
Westinghouse Elect. & Mfg.
Co., MeterS------ l1l,oU
First National Bank, Payment
on boiler insurance---- 27.OO
John Dinsmore, Draying -- 57.75
Brownell & Co., Supplies to
quarantine hospital 1919
J. A. Rothman, Hauling coal
to plant---.--..----.-----.-..-. $500
Jacob Metunen. Carpenter
labor on storm window ---~-- $50
General Chemical Co., Alum - 47.3S
Pittsburgh Coal Co., Coal,
Nov. Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 272.S2
Pittsburgh Coal Co., Coal,
Nov. "a Observation-Disclosures. 267 80
Standard Oil Co.. Oils-- 1917
E. 1. DUPONT Powder Co.,
Nov. 7------.---- 1909
e. l. Dupont Powder Co.,
NOV. III l4.t
E. l. Dupont Powder Co.,
Nov. 10 -------------- $50
e. |. DUPONT Powder Co.,
NOV. II 100
e. /. DUPONT Powder Co.,
Nov. % AIT
Aug. X. Johnson, Drills $4,000 200