The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-05-13

Inc following Oils after being audit
allowed; N1S
A. Bach, service special police
street Gang labor ;;. on streets 500
and roads : Va 2O6 IA
VIM. Pickles, scavenger work :
dogs $50. II. 90
Il Doran, plumbing jail 10
Bemidji Sentinel, official print
Northwestern Tel. Co, tele- i'' ~
phone services ....y...<... $3.50
VIM 6egeos, 9srvic ere a apeeiai 40
police duty -. $500 6 90
W; na F; To Xxx livery hire acct -
VIM Pecfies cleaning septic 80
tank per cont. ..s.....s..s.... $50. 90
FRED Petrle, boarding paupers. 1890
M n; sead9 3 dhr,a ayna &c, 1.5o
w. F. Foley livery hire poor w
farm ......... 400
Gill Bros mdss for paupers.s.z. 2790
n. Doran, plumbing water dept 645
II. Doran, plumbing water dept So. IS
c. %. Battles, mdse library l rs
c. p: Battles coal and mdse.
T. VI. swinson, services city; lO'''
Geo. Stein, freight, express e 90 ~
paupers fares etc.. .......s..- 50. 81
Application of J. p. Maloy for liquor
license was read and granted on the
f f9dS aye and nay vote; Ayes"
Moberg, Bailey, Bisiar, Miller, Murphy.
Nays. Lair, Smart. Foucault. -
Application of Harry GunsaluG f :,
liquor license was read and granted on
the following vote. "Ayes,'' Mober g,
Applications Of Larkin & Dale anu
E. K. Anderson for liquor licenses were
read re-, and granted on the following vote;
Foucaait, Miller, Murphy. Nays
None. -. =.
Liquor license bonds of j. E. Maloy,
Harry Gunsalus,~ Larkin & Dale and b.
| K. Anderson, with the Fidelity & De-
| post Co. as surities, were approved.
Bond Of A. A. Carter in the sum of
$4,000 with c. E. Battles and ida H.
Bailey as surety was approved
Bond of Jos. McTaggert, in sum of
$4,000 with P. j. O'Leary and Conrad
~. Vacation of Chair
On motion and second, duly made and
| carried, the office of alderman Crippen
of the Fourth Ward was declared va
| Gated. 49,. e..
Mr.. A. w: Ditty was placed in nom
ination as alderman of the Fourth Ward
TO- fill the unexpired term of alderman
tons being made the same were de.
clared closed. s5 -
| i! Ballot was now taken on the, cleo
J; ton of alderman to fill the unexpired
| term of alderman Crippen vacated. Mr.
| A. w. Dirty received the eight votes
cast, and was duly declared elected al.
erman Of the, Fourth Ward to fill the
unexpired term Of alderman Crippen
| vacated. = -. r..:.& z T. -
Mr.. Dirty now entered and took his
chair as the duly elected alderman Of
Fourth Ward. ora,n.n,.s
Ordinance NO.I-72 Regulating livery
stables and. garages was read the thire
time and declared rejected by the fol.
s%apt vcts ay Ssey Mf Ssr 4 Fda
cault, Miller, Ditty, Murphy:
. Ordinance NJ. 7S regulating livery
Smart, mays" Lair, Baiiey, Bisia E
Foucault, Miller. Dirty, Murphy.
Petition of .propertV owners on Miss
Ave. between 3rd. and 18th st. was read
requesting that the curb line be des
ignated as "a feet from property lines
The City attorney was Instructed tc
draw the necessary resolution to cover
Petition of property owners on 18th
street between Irvine and Delton aven.
ues requesting that said street be wild
ened to 60 feet was read, and referred
| to committee on streets and walks.
Petition of Mr.. Hewett to place his
pop stand at end Of third st. was refer.
l Ieu u street conn.,
Bids for construction Of concrete
work were opened and read, being as
follows; Goodman & Loitved, sidewalks
street crossings IA cents per square
foot; curbs 80 cents per lineal foot Bic
OF Goodman & Loitved was accented
thfy 70 81 furnish BOND IN sum I'm OF $4,000
and repairing the tank and tower on q
percentage basis of Is per cent over
cost of labor and material was laid or
Report of the street committee recon,
mendlng improvements for the coming
year was read and accepted.
! Report of city engineer recommend
ing that the sidewalk on 18TH ST., west
OF Irvine ave-, be removed, was read anc
accepted, and street commissioner in.
structed to- remove the same.
Polling Places and Judges
! Inc following polling places were
designated, and judges appointed for the
primary election to be held June 18th
First Ward-Judges, E. r. Getchell
Geo Kirk, F. S. Arnold. Polling place
/ Mlllers store.
=, Second .; Ward-Judges, p J. Gould
fire hall city building.
Third Ward-Judges, P. M. Dicaire
:; M Phillippi, J. McTaggert. Polling
place, building rear of ~Dicaires store
Fourth Ward-Judges H. e. Anderson
Jos. Anderson, L. Blooston. Polling
place, Daileys employment office.
hdisce1
Requisition of the fire department. for
| TWO bed springs and mattresses was al
lowed, clerk being instructed to pur-
chase the same
City attorney was instructed to draw
resolution appropriating $250.O0 for
benefit of County Fair Assn.
/ City attorney was instructed to draw
resolution appropriating $500 to help
hri6o 90
! below the outlet.
City attorney was instructed to draw
! resolution appropriating $4,000 for bene-
| TT Of the G. A. r.. for Memorial Day
Exercises.
City engineer was instructed to stake
out tree lines on Mimi, Ave-, from 9th.
to 18th. st. as designated by the MINI.
Ave Improvement Assn.
City engineer was instructed to SUBJ
init estimate of cost of ditching the
| south side of the corduroy road also
cost of cleaning the north side of the
same
The street commissioner was in
Istructed to cut the sand hill on Nymore
teams offered by the Crookston Lbr. Co.
City Clerk was instructed to advertise
for bids for the burial of city paupers
City clerk was instructed to adver-
ttse for bids for a motor fire truck,
same to be considered in four weeks.
Matters of ornamental street lighting
was referred to the water and light
lcOmmittee.
10 faTtheE naIinsss pRssarng
GEO STEIN,
City Clerk Y.
Approved