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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
U FLoURIsHER.
Missouri Man Uses Weapon t Make
His Words Understood.

Park River, N. D. July 1s.-Henry
Hughes Of St. Louis. Mo-, was arrest
ed on complaint of Arthur Johnson,
charging Hughes with pointing a re-
volver at him in his room over the
Star restaurant.
Arthur Johnson was in his room
over the restaurant, together with
Carl johnson and Wallace Washbburn
about 9 o'clock in the morning. They
were carrying on a conversation which
apparently disturbed Hughes, whose
sleeping quarters were separated from
them by a curtain. Hughes requested
the party to a talking, but his bed
chamber. companions. having a sacred
regard for the constitutional guar
silenced. Thereupon Hughes exclaim-
ed: II will make your and whipped
out a grim-looking weapon and point
ed 1t at johnson, it is alleged.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
City of Grand Forks, North Dakota

which is from three to four times the
usual lumber found during the: month
Of the uttered water is III, This is
somewhat higher than usual, but, igur-
ing it on a percentage basis. the filter
thar h So per cent Of the bacteria. 5.
coll have been present quite constantly
In numbers from 1 to 2 for every 70
cubic centimeters. At no time has It
err should be bold IN order to render 1t
safe. The great turbidity, due to the
rain washing in mud n other refuse
into the river, necessitated an increase
in the amount Of alum used up to 900
lbs. per million gallons.
The Individual report Of the twelve
analyses made is AZ follows:
NJ. of bncterta B. coli In
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

p. Moved by Alderman Turner, seconded
ny master alo1 Be- notif Mid's that he viii Nv work Gs' Sn-
der the supervision and order OF the
street commissioner. and that the Gus;
also be under control of the street CONF
missioner. Carried.
Bridge Tender.
Mayor Dinnie submitted for the con-
armation Of the counci the name Of W..
which were aye. and 2 nay. Mayor de-
clared the appointment confirmed.
Bonds Approved.
The following bonds, with the North
surety, in the following amounts. all APP
proved by the city attorney as to form
and manner Of execution. presented.
Robinson-van Alstine Co. 500 10000
VIM. j. strutz. auto-hack -. 10000
5o Mov R9b sr a anto.haS %s,, Il ss Ss0;SSo
ed A BY Alderman IS Alae9 7. !. s SMITH, that sat0 the
bonds and sureties be approved. Car
ried, 10 votes affirm.
Estimates Allowed.
The following estimates, prepared by
70 6: &. Jaekson. Cement Walk.
TO ss :; :: 5 5I:a' ~. 's i 81. n "a: Is j 1900,
To Robinson-van Alstine Co.,
lat. NJ Nc j., dist. No. A. . ON mi
TO es R]ob Moi on Aistine Co.. 100000
Univ. ave, curbing and drain ,o,
tMae eve sS'i by NO Alderman / Eikh of. se ssS;So
city auditor authorized to issue special
msnt ct same an the on Dr fSil ca aHns fse i fol REsy.!
Ing Aldermen voted aye: T. j.. Smith, !
Kelsey. sannes, Pyes. Griffith, Sanders,
G GikntSfdj Valley Turner solstad-1o.
City Depository Bonds insufficient.
The city auditor advised the council
money on deposit, in the several local !
smoant vas os t fhrsa sSret tS sonds fu Of sea
the. city by the several local banks
DESIGNATED as city depositories, and rec
the council to have sufficient. additional
bonds furnished by the said banks to
cover the city deposit in each case:
BY Alderman Kelsey, that the city audi
tor be instructed to require the several
LOCAL banks d%esisnated as city deposit
amount sufficient to protect the city on
its deposits. Carried, 10 votes affirm.
insufficient Ice Supply.
Aldesman Sannes stated the janitor
had complained Of the small amount Of
hall building during the hot SUMMER
months. Moved by Alderman Sannes,
the city auditor be Instructed to a
this matter up with the ice company
with q view to having a sufficient:
amount Of Ice furnished. Carried.
Meeting Adjourned.
Moved by Alderman Valley. second-I
ed by Alderman Kelsey, that we do now
u. h ALEXANDER,
sEs<a5,sCity Auditor. |
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
SPEED MERCHANT
IS IN HOSPITAL
Hillsboro Man, Driving
Motorcycle at Death
Pace, Injured.

Hillsboro. n. D., July 1s.-Arvid
Norby, of this city, a carpenter in the
employ OF e. A. Viker, is lying In the
hospital at Mayville with severe in
juries sustained in a motorcycle ac-
cident. 1t is claimed that Norby was
riding at a terrific pace and in at
tempting to pass an automobile driven
by Oscar sorlie. of Buxton. he came
in contact with the rear fender OF
the machine. his leg being caught be.
tween the motorcycle and the hub OF
the wheel. breaking his limb in sey-
eral places just above the instep. he
was also thrown a considerable dis
lance and injured internally besides.
He was taken to the Mayville hospital
and according to late reports his re-
covery is doubtful.
MT. Sorlie has been exonorated
from all blame in h matter, as
he did everything he could to get
out of the way for the motorcyclist.
who, it is claimed, was going a sixty
mile rate.
Norby is q single nan and about IS
years Of age.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FoRECLos.
! URE SALE, -. ~,

Default having occurred in the terms,
Gsu mat certain mortgaEs executed and
sagors to F. .. EnoM Of 'g Mans meld.
Ghio' m~ortgagee. dated the list day Of
eflce, Of the Register Of Deeds Of the
County Of Grand Forks and State Of
North Dakota on the 9Th day. Of July.
>M Mort aea 9 5eeq psss ASH T. an a0G an;d lat az q
terms Of said mortgage the entire rr tne
Sipai sum having been declared imme-
H HeaeiS give given ana 'tbatp payable sai6 n,or Notice /;
be foreclosed by a sale Of the premises
Sc scr, fasn At m4 }h9g Ho,r and ,hsretnaftsr de-
Of the postofice building @n OWN b eHor
u asea as the court housed. in the city
OF Grand Forks. county Of. Grand Forks
e 81 tw stat e,c or North Dakota, at tbs hour
Of July. 1914. to satisfy the amount
que upon such mortgage on thed ay OF
The premises described in sueb mort.
gage and which will be sold to satiHsffy
%Sat S paas = ssf lot as sis 9s9 Is 81 f0! Blssx
ste snss's 81 tSs ST. Of Sf d tns dpr Aa1Fs; N sSWn;
thereon. desoribesd "a as ne sol rIeserde to-R plat
t sSene iots iv ct Is Z p9 and en- The Line e;
block, IS feet distant SIX ~ tbe Q. SAID
f fraah the lnov center Of the spur raiiway
r,nn nluwn as the 'Gotzian spur"
line between said lots s and 8 To 'n q
point which is distant Is feet from the
p fs"isr M n ,eae nai Z M trsSt Of the 81:
company; thence in a northeasterIv Al,
rection parallel to and Is feet distant
- me center line of the main track
%asss sh sS'iii% nsy Of eGsRRlR s Course ts Is { , Re,as
TO- the center line Of said rs aiS.ey
line itssk is ii int sas Re,nt BY wh her ,, said center
said lots 5 and 6; thence in = somwG{S.tt
eiasberiy direction on 4 line drawn at
main main ensiss Of T. s shd 'e sa9ISsv line eoe Il the
at the point where said center iine u
,1ntsrsected by the line between said
8 and 4 ! Of = sa 1H t bioc line t RSe.wsen l0t:
b etsawess ssiGy direction along the line
iSe Feet a easterly from the center Of
ana DISTANCE sas0rff ee Y from tb eir 'esat.
n nns OF Of saia spTr railway track to the
ggsszss l. q w., d Is os y seSs t fseh sum- mort. sf
e et,Yen dollars hanarssss 1.l7a5a5 principal and
interest q said mortgage s%sstsaty,fo ano .,1 ,pa
further sum Of twenty dollars (sssnnee
premium paid BY said mortEaxees a.
payment x ss0h ana ssaa uRP sGsni's r.. N ,a,Isa
and conditions Of said mortgage, max.
sale safe ta s ~ aToant due At the date Of
law. 90 proVideo by
r: E.. ENLow.
]. B. wINEMAN, Mortsasea
Attorney fer M~crtsaEee.
tJune s-lssssaas6o. t Jmiy 7 81 ;a,.
----tEtanG Fahr+srFss FHrL
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
AUTO ACCIDENT.
Wheel Comes ON and Car Turns Over,
But Without Serious Results.

Ambrose. N. D., July 1s.-What
might have been a serious accident
occurred when Louis Christianson,
Carl, Austinson. Julius Storlie and
Clarence" Wermager were returning
from Westby in the Christianson auto.
When near the Steen Paulson farm,
about four miles southwest of Am
brose, one of the front wheels broke,
and as the boys were coming along at
a good rate of speed, the machine
turned turtle. Although somewhat
frightened, no one was hurt except
Mr.. Christianson. He was unconscious
for an hour or so, but excepting a few
bruises and some sore spots, he was
not seriously injured.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
L L BY LIGHTNING
Sheldon Farmer Lost Valuable Cow
in Storm.

to the pasture early to milk his cows,
Anton johnson, an Owego township
farmer, found one of the best AMI
mails in his herd dead, a victim Of a
bolt of lightning. A heavy electric
storm passed over this section late
Sunday evening accompanied by a
heavy rain and the animal, with sew
eral others in the pasture, had taken
eddy drew the lightning. None of
the: other cattle were injured and the
only mark on the COW killed was the
size Of a dollar. During all the years
that Mr.. johnson has been farming
this is the first time that he has had
a loss in this manner and it is keen
Nv fell.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
SHORTEST SESSION
District Court at Langdon Hears Few
est Gases in Its History.

District Court at Langdon Hears Few
est Gases in Its History.
Langdon, N, D.. July 1S.-The
present term Of the district court will
terminate after having completed one
Of the shortest calendars in the his
tory of the county.
The criminal matters have been
disposed of, the first being that OF
Phil. and Eliza Thibeau. who were
charged with keeping a disorderly
house. Mrs. Thibeau failed to ap-
pear and forfeited bail to be amount
Of 5000. Mr.. Thibeau plead guilty.
Karl Koppang. who became in
volved on a gambling charge in con
fection with the trial of Len Frye OF
Milton, appeared in court and plead
guilty to a charge of Keeping conve-
niences for gambling.
Sentences will be passed, later.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
TO FRENCH
Reported That Prominent Fargo At
torney VIII Be Named.

Fargo, N. D. July 1s.-It is rum
ored hat Harry L.. Lashkowitz, a
prominent attorney OF the city. is to
be appointed to the French legation
at Paris. VIM. G. Sharpe. Of Cincin-
natl, who has been nominated by
President Wilson as the French am
bassador is a cousin Of City Editor
Patterson of the evening paper and
1t is said that during Mr.. P%attetson's
recent trip east he called on Ambas-
sador Sharp and strongly recon-
mended Attorney Lashkowitz. Mr..
L~ashkowitz Is Thoroughly familiar with
French customs and speaks the Lam
guage a fluently as his native
ongue
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
GOES TO CALIFORNIA
Rolla Instructor to Head Boys School
on Coast,

Rola, N. D.. July 18.-superintend-
ent A. D. Griffin has accepted for the
coming year the superintendency Of
q private school for boys. the Monte
yuma Mountain ranch school, near
Los Gatos, Cal. The directors Of this
school have wanted for some time
to secure the services of Mr.. Griffin
but did not succeed in making salts
factory arrangements till this year.
They have known his work for the
past twelve years having had near
relatives in his school for eight of the
years. The school makes a
specially of the exceptional boy-the
exceptionally dull boy and the excep-
tionaly bright boy. The managers
wanted Mr.. Griffin both for his skill
in teaching and for his ability to train
teachers.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
PALACE
Grain Building In Ray Is Being
Reconstructed.

Ray. ". D., July 18.-J. w. Tom
son has charge OF the remodeling
and construction work of the new
grain palace and is busy with his
crew of men rushing the work along.
When completed the building will be
a credit to any place. The japanese
bungalow style of the architecture is
being followed which makes a very
pretty building. verybody should
come to the. festival and see the
building decorated.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
HIT BY ENGINE
Drayton Residents Have Narrow Es.
cape from Serious Injury.

Drayton, N. o., July 1S.-What
might have been a serious accident
occurred when Oliver Newell and Will
johnson were driving across the main
and were hit by a switch engine. The
engine was coming down the track
and did not make an alarm of any
kind. The men were OF the crossing
and the engine hit the back of the
buggy and broke the hind wheels.
Mr.. Newell was thrown out and wac
badly bruised up. Will was not hurt
at all. and the horse got free from the
rig and vent home. The latest re-
port Is hat Mr.. Newell Is doing nicely
and will probably be around in a few
DAYS,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
GULIS KILL I S
Birds Do Mich Damage In Waters OF
Devils Lake. :

q Dovils Lake, n. D., July 18That
the terms. commonly called sea gulls,
1oln with the cormorants in fur
festock the waters Of Devils lake
with nsh, is becoming common knowl-
edge among those who study the
conditions at the lake. Bird island,
which was made a bird reserve BY
the legislature. has become infested
With eo%rrhorants to such an extent
a. TO practically exclude those birds
which 1t was intended to protect
from shooters.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
IS SUPERINTENDENT
q. l.. Greene to Head Sheldon Schools
for Year.

. for Year.
Sheldon. N. D., July 1S.-At a spe-
tendent of the Sheldon public schools
for the coming school year. The
board had several first class educa-
tors in view for the superintendency,
but the qualification and recommen-
dations of Mr.. Greene and his long
teaching experience in this state, the
members believed him the best equip
ped to handle the Sheldon schools
successfully.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
BADLY INJURED,

fT1shtened Team Leaps Into Buggy.
sertously Injuring Driver.
Arnesard. N. D., July 1s.-auy
M y met with IN accident while
With another rig. One 81 the itssrrs
Eot 'frtghtened and made q jurdn into
the former's buggy. Chisholm va In
Jurea quite badly. but ~ rapidly M
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

onded by Alderman Kelsey, that the
minutes be approved. Carried. 10 votes
affirm.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
Want Sidewalks Built.
A petition from Frank l.. McVey and
e cause others eeme5 pet Wa1Ra g e the be ls dSun on un to
yersity. avenue and Princeton street. on
" a. g. b as -; and s2G Fest , half block ok
President r. l.. McVey addressed the
council in regard to the pressing neces-
sity of building this walk. Moved by
man ,Solstad, that this petition be re-
ferred to the street and alleys commit
ried.
A petition from j.. H. Bliven and Ave
others, petitioning the council to cause
a cement walk to be laid on the north
man man q and S'e WaIsh street. streets, 0e along t Siocks
zentsd: read. Moved BY Aiderm;anp I.
mes. that this petition be referred to
ried. N"N
permission of the city council to con-
struct a cement sidewalk on Fenton
avenue, from. Lewis boulevard to the
hitsS n !. Kiv .hs RoF Park k'a sdd 1T not sa ID
walk to be FIVE feet in width to conform
with the present walk. presented. read.
ny Mov Xide by ALDERMAN f' 5' sm mhlhe'y' .h sse0n this
petition be- referred to the street and
alley committee with power to act. Car
ried, 10 votes affirm.
Applications for licenses.
Applications. for licenses as follows,
s. A. Walker, auto-hack. ........$15.00
John Roberton. auto-hack ....... 1900
S. sundeen, shooting gallery,.:... 1000
plication Of S. A. Walker be granted
and license issued when the proper bond
affirm.
sundesn Shooting Gallery.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
be granted. Carried. 10 votes affirm
Moved by Alderman Valley. second
ed by Alderman solstad, that the ap;
and license issued when the proper bond
is filed and approved. Carried, 10 votes
affirm.
Opinion on Auto-Hack Licenses.
hack license signed by Hugh pufrx. Of
presented. read: After discussion, It
non-resident0and the Chief of police
asked the council for instructions In re-
garo 10 issuing additional licenses to
non-residents. The city attorney ruled
must carry a North Dakota lumber;
that all licenses. must be taken in the
name of a local resident; this was
necessary. owing to the fact that a bond
was required to be filed with the city
for the protection of the public; that he
did not believe an additional license
should be granted a nonresident. On
motion, the application was ordered re-
ferred back to Mr.. Duffy with notice
that a $500 fee was required.
Bills for July, 1914.
The following bills and time rolls, all
o. KID by the heads Of the several de-
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

BY looking at thia detailed report It
Is readily seen that from the 10th. to
the oath, the bacterial count was higher
than ordinary, but during the last week
1t has again reached formal condi-
Respectfully submitted,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

The Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Z have h honor to submit herewith
the export on the municipal filter for
count both in the raw water and in the
inferred water g been higher than
usual on account OF the severe rains
which we have had during the entire
month: The average number OF :bac-
the raw water has been $40.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

Moved by Alderman Valley, Second
ed by. Alderman Eikhof, that the bills
and time rolls as presented. read, be
allowed and ordered paid, md the city
the proper funds in payment Of same.
On roll the following aldermen voted
aye: T.. J. Smith, Kelsey, Sannes, Pyes,
Turner and stolstad--10. Carried.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
Reports OF Officers.

Monthly. report Of the city auditor on
monthly report Of the city treasurer;
monthly report Of the police magistrate
showing $134.00 collected in fees and
fines; monthly report of the city weigh
master showing 1890 collected For
weights; monthly report of the super
.intendent Of abattoir showing $685. 5 in
ices collected; monthly report Of the
building inspector; monthly report on
meter n meter repairs showing
the waterworks department, as follows:
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen-1n accordance with Ordi-
nance No. $50 I herewith submit my
monthly report Of the total number Of
pumped for the month Of May; the total
number OF gallons of water accounted
for running through meters for the
month. ~
Total no. Of gallons Jumped
for the month Of May. .2s,7Ss.oo0
Gtty ,5 mains ::1l,552,4so .@fiass
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
Total ...........1s.bs7,46o ls.5s7.4bo

Leakage n unaccounted for s,25o,65o
Pudding new sewers on Euclid q
- ~ Collections.
Checks to Mr.. j. Welsh S3, s46.34
Meter repair ............... 1880
Casn pald out ............... 14.13
Total collections :s4.os7.47
Respectfully Submitted,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
July 9, 1914.

council held Monday, July 8, isi4, at
s o'clock p. M. Mayor Dinnie presiding,
and present. at roll call Aldermen T.
j.. Smith. Kelsey, Sannes, Pyes, Crit
fths, Sanders. Eikhof, Valley, Turner
and Solstad-10.
Minutes Approved.
Minutes Of the meetings of. n !
and June 1s, 1914, presented, read.
Moved by Alderman T. j. Smith, sec
onded by Alderman Kelsey. thai the
minutes be approved. Carried. 10 votes
affirm.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
From Ways and Means Committee:
Non.Resident Licenses. -

We, your Ways and Means commit
tee, hereby report that the city auditor
Of the city Of East Grand Forks. MINI,
reports hat any Grand Forks hackman
or taSi-cab driver can get a license to
ment of a $500 license fee. (signed)
w. H. Kelsey, T. j. Smith, e. I. Pyes.
Moved by Alderman Turner, seconded
by Alderman sannes. that the report be
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
Bills for July, Is

o. KID by the heads Of the several de-
partments, and audited by the auditing
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

From Street and Alley Committee:
ferred the petition Of Frank L. Mcvey
and others. asking for cement walks to
be built, recommend that. the prayer Of
Eikhof, ]. D.. Turn. Thos. Griffiths. W.
II. Kelsey. Moved by Alderman 7. J..
Smith, seconded by Alderman Sannes.
opted. Carried, 10 votes affirm.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18

cEAs. q. GARVIN,
Treas. q. r. F. D. r. A.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey, second
ed by Alderman Turner that the re.
port be received and nled. and the city
suditor a%uthorized to issue q special
Of insurance money due the Grand
Forks Department Relief Association
On roll call the following Aldermen vot-
ed aye T. J. Smith, Kelsey. Sannes,
Pyes, Grifiths, Sanders, Eikhof. Val
lely, Turner n Solstad-10. Carried.
tee. hereb
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-18
Reports Of standing Committees.

From Street and Alley Committee:
We. u committee, to whom was re-
ferred the petition Of M. A. Nelson and
others from the june 10 meeting, ask:
that the prayer Of tho petitioners he
granted. (Signed) John Eikhof. ". II.
Kelsey. j. p: Turner, Thos. Gri1itts.
by Alderman Kelsey, that the report of
the committee be adopted. Carried. 10
votes affirm,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-29
Houghton Department
ARRANGING DETAILS FOR
THE IRON RIVER EXCURSION

Secretary George l.. Price of the
Copper CountryC commercial Club and
General Manager +. r. Bodies of the
Copper Range railroad have perfected
details for the booster excursion TO
Iron River on June 6
Secretary Price states that hum
dred copper country boosters alrea 'y
have forwarded their names to the
Commercial club Office for reserva-
tions Il is expected that this number
viii increase before the time set for
the trip and the copper country Will
be represented by approximately 100
prominent citizens of this district. Ac-
cordng 10 reports received from Iron
River the citizens and members OF the
Union club Of that town are ready for
the eNcursionists and will receive them
with open arms.
The special train will leave the cop
per country at about o'clock Satu:-
day morning and will arrive az about
noon. The afternoon Will be spent N
shaking hands ana getting acquainted
with the citizens of Iron River and the
return trip will begin at about
O'Clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-29
Lake Linden--Hubbell

Mohr of New Buffalo, Mich, Sunday
school worker of wide experience who
is well known i'm the copper country
because of frequent visits here. Mr.
Mohr was the principal speaker at
the sunday school convention az CAL
umct last year and his work on that
occasion endcared him To Sunday
school officers and members. The
theme of the convention will be Evan
gelsm" ana special addresses on this
subject will be given at each of the
three sessions.
Each school has been requested to
send three delegates and as many of
its teachers and members as can pos
sibly attend. Meals for out-of- town
delegates will be furnished by the la
dies of the Congregational church.
Statistical reports have been furnished
all schools and an urgent request that
they be returned promptly has been
made. SO that the annual report may
show the exact conditions of the work
i'm the two counties.