The Wahpeton times., 1917-02-08

dS loiloMS. + fiChe. yes. SlIllOuSen
yes: Hodel. yes: Harris. yes; NJ. j.
Braun. yes: Connolly yes; Street.
! er. yes: and Carl J. Braun, yes.
Alderman Simonsen offered the
following resolution and moved
its adoption:
BE RESOLVED By THE CITY
CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
/ WAHPETON:
That the City Auditor be. and
he hereby is, authorized and dir
ected to advertise for sealed bids
for paving and curbing the fol-
lowing Street in Paving District
No. 1. to-wit:
DAKOTA AVENUE. beginning az
the bridge crossing the Bois de
Sioux River at the east and thence
extending vest to the West line
of Eighth Street. with either of
the following kinds of paving
materials. viz: Asphalt. Brick
Creo>oted Wood Block. Bitulithic.
or Portland Cement Concrete up-
on a concrete foundation. accord
ING to the plans and specifica-
ti"nS therefor. which said plans
and specifications We're approved
by this Council and filed in the Of
flee of the City Auditor on the 10
day of December. 1915: said bids
to be received until 7:3O o'clock
P. NJ. on the 5th day of March,
1917.
Motion for the adoption Of said
resolution was seconded by Alder
man St1eeter.
4 roll-call vote was taken on
said resolution and was as fol-
lows: Fricke. yes: Simonsen,
yes: Harris. yes: Hodel. yes: NJ. 5.
Braun. yes: Connolly. yes: Street.
or. yes: Carl j. Braun. yes.
Motion made and carried that
Ordinance No. 81 be read.
Ordinance No. 80. granting a
franchise to the Wahpeton-Breck
enridge Street Railway Company
was read for the first time.
Motion made and carried that
Ordinance No. 80 he referred 10
the Ordinance Committee for re-
port at the next regular meeting
of the Council.
Motion made and carried that
the monthly report Of w. L. Fork
ner. superintendent of the Water
Works. be accepted and placed on
file.
Motion made and carried that
the monthly report of F. B. Schn-
eller. Police Magistrate. br ac-
cc:'ted and placed on file.
Motion made and carried that
tn" monthly report of O. NJ. OIL
SON. City Treasurer. he accepted
and placed on file.
Motion made and carried that
tn" bill of John J. Rischard for
laying sidewalks be referred to the
Street and Sidewalk Committee.
with power tn act.
Motion made and seconded that
tn" following bills bn allowed and
paid out :cf their respective
funds.
Motion carried by the following
vote: Frick". yes: Simonsrn. yes:
Hodcl. yes: Harris. yes: NJ. i.
Braun. yes: Connolly. yes: Street
cr. y.s: and Carl J. Braun. vas.
General Fund
Otter Tail Power Co.. December
and January lights. sS54.ll.
Wahpcton Times. CITY Printing
1896.
Northwestern Stamp Works.
Dog Tags. s2.iO. !;
Paul. Oliver Il purdon, Broom,
6Oc.
Wahp"t"n HARVARD Co.. Mdsc..
si.iO.
Eureka Fire Hose Mfg. Co.,
Lanterns and Washers. 1880.
Globc-(;aZet'c Printing Co..
Supplies. si.iO.
J. Z. Lotzer. Fuel for pooe,
5000.
Fl. Good. Shovcling Snow. $3.50.
James Pruett. Labor on Street.
sl7.OO.
Joseph Vodova. Labor on Street
$500.
James Meyers. Labor. man and
team on snow plow. $1,000.
Ed. Trupka. Cutting wood at
Horseshoe Park. $1,000.
John Muchvitsch, Cutti ,g wood
at Horseshoe Park.
Horseshoe Park. $1,000.
Leo Muchvitsch. Cutting wood
at Horseshoe Park. $1,000.
H. f. Sleeper, Cutting wood at
Horseshoe Park, $1,000.
Herman Jung, Cutting wood at
Horseshoe Park, St4.OO.
Bert Woods. Cutting wood at
Horseshoe Park. $1,000.
G. a. r. Nickel. Blacksmith
Work. sl.fO.
W. w. Jameson. Refund for
ov"rcharge for cleaning up, $500.
Louise Fligelman, Two months
salary. $4,000.
John F. pOwrin Tonuorx, col