Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-01-12
Kelsey. that s, resignation >. accepted.

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Appeaasanass aaa oonar.asdons.
Hs MsE rinr Rsn1s g e cIsy' hes1th oricsr ana
Submitted his name to the city councii
f6r.cpnarmation FOR the unexPired tern ar,1
E ssss n u. T Gooss msYor spPpointed5 ,Alderman
xVeitch and Alderman Turner az teiiers;
whichsswers yes The mayor declared
tHs ..ssssp D ~ coe,s sspa nos q As.,totr.
ed by Alderman Kelsey. that1 the city
snditer abs instructed sto sdvsrtise n,y ver
ice. "a pc delivered and packed in the
to Be- packed IN uniform. ever layers.
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Abattoir committee With power to ,,Ssay
Contract Y The loyestt and,b ss,,s S,d aSet:
ed aye: Kelsey, Veitch. Griffiths Lock
mar. Sanders. Whftnsn.smith. Gillette.
Turner; Bird. gEederson and Kieyssn-i2.
III. follovias se asssse approved By the
city attorney. presented, resd: "a "A
J.%Z Benson, auto hack .......y 500.0o
WI Nova 7; s 81 Aid Z aS,s fsa ! ];es ssssies
by Aldermab veitch.> that the bonds and
suretiss be approved; .Garried. J
me 5.a' eI a9r ssS(Se9.oG ,e w; "a assai sid.
filed n.response to advertisement for the
sale Of $50. 100000 Waterwprks Refund
ing Improvement bonds.
81 M aias1rs sy A Mesitmsn. f ts.s she si siss be
opened. Carried. v
|. Bids opened and read AZ follows:
MINI, Loan 8 Trust CO. M%innsapolis.
offering to furnish. printed bonds for
signature; and also offered premium OF
Harris Trust & sav. Co, chicago; Bid
offered premium OF $1,000.
Stearn Bros. Co, Kansas City: Big
81 per cent, par, accrued interest; and
ance 81 iss5s'oo. =
s%easongood & Mayor, Cincinnati: Bid
6 per cent; par. accrued interest; ana OF,
tssss . A n.s'' III i, e s s1s:;oe INSURE Fl eDf IL ! g
years and II l-2oth is+o be paid of each
g year Offered Re par; oo accrued interest inter and
ceht.and5 h per cent and s per cent. par,
with. accrued interest and asked 9 com
mission on 59fs o fIs263s; on ,5h% s:
!s$syoo; on s%s offered premium, Ct
flied With this bid, it a moi consider
Moved by Alderman Turner, seconded
e 9s A | and a kss't and that rst.s .ns 0 70 TIE ss
ways and means committee and city at
torney to tabulate and report reconnmen-
dations thereon to 9 future n9eeting Of
Eighties Nights Ordered.
Alderman Veitch, chairman Of the light
committee. reported having received a
second order from District Fuel Admins
istrator Griffith, to- turn of the four
lower lights on the ornamental posts
every night hereafter. He also reported
having interviewed q great majority Of
very agreeable to the lightless night
prcsram a~sssreauested by the govern
In response to a question, Manager
w, II. Blown Of the Red River Power
Cos, stated the saving affected by turn
ing out the four lower lights on each
post would be aboutP$2.60 per night for
the 1872 ornamental POSTS: this would
Fhave. about 400 pounds Of coal. each
night: and affecting q monthly saving Of
about $500.
Alderman Turner. thought the saving
in dollars did not matter 70 much. as
to cooperate, with the request Of the
governments ~.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey, seconded
by Alderman J. F. Smith, thatSthe city
council Cooperate with the government
and comply with the order Of the fuel
administrator and order all -four lower
lights on the ornamental posts turned
of every night as requested. Carried.
y Council Adjourns.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey, seconded
by Alderman Bird, that we do now adj
Ijourn. Carried.
w H. ALEXANDER.
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