Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-06-15

vitins bids and awarding contract for
uniforms for the uniformed hreMen. bet
iScii taiior r1- ana al that sfter sssminins
ssssssa c s1e : t. r ysS ! s 4@asss
n s.eieo z Rsr a. ant EocRm.n q. aas Andrew:
Peterson. Moved BY Alderman Kelsey.
seconded by Alderman Lockman. that
the report of he fre ccmmittee fSr
uniformed drernen be adopted. Carried.
Is votes affirm.
Ha sss1Hs S e nrs ssS @ty d S:ssais'a.
Gentlemen: We, your ire committees.
arranging the parking Of autos on the
mead that automobiles be parked facing
the street curb, on an angle of 46 de-
srees. q follows:
Bruce and Kittson avenues. .lons the
west side Of the street. .-
On Bruce venue, from Third to Fifth
street. on both sides OF the avenue.
Third n Fourth streets. on both sides:
On Fourth. street between. Alpha and
Kittson avenues, OF both sides Of the
on both sides of Third and Fifth
streets.
Csiened, J: 7. Hultens, A. g. Lock
man Mo sna a. :; r xissr%sn Gillette, second
ed BY Alderman Bird. that the report
Of the fire committee on parking Of
automobiles be approved and adopted.
1EaFi OF stalls for Parking Autos.
Alderman Lockman suggested to the
council the ~advisability Of having spaces
angle Of Is degrees. for guidance to
the curbs. Moved By Alderman Gillette.
Streets and alleys committee be given
power to have strips painted ten feet
from the curb line at an angle OF -
degrees. stripes to be nine fses ap. IT.
.ye: Smith. Kelsey, yeitch. Davidson.
Lockman. GrtKiths, whitman. HultenE.
Aecsps Wsssr-sostsa.ag 11aat.
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
co Gsntlsmen to Which your %a. r Ms1sssot The
recommendation Of the superintendent
Of the alter plant that the water soften 9s I
rs b 1e=s aeceptsd, Der be- tee 1e.y r't 70 recem nn.ssd
that the same be adopted and the final
estimate 9sSn + a!l9wed; tsiened} !; D; rurneT,
sineer showing the total amount Of
work to date by the Pittsburg Filter
former payments Of s1s.si5.oo made.
leaving a balance due contractor OF 3d.
s'S Moved . P%r Sy Aider nean' whitman. sec.
onded by Alderman Peterson. that the
report be adopted and that the estimate
Ct the city ensines Si, shoT xi. 2 balance al Nc
800 be allowed and ordered paid. and
the city auditor authorized to issue a
warrant in payment, of the same. on
aye: smith. Kelsey. Vettch. Davidson.
Lockman, Grifiths, whitman. Hulteng,
Gillette. Bird. Turner. Kleven and Peder-
son-13. Carried.
'Oomnwicatdons. ~
Communication. read from the board
Of health asking the city oouncil to fur
nish 2 room in the city hall for an o1ice
for the food and milk inspeeetes; The The
council to have repairs made to a crate
and man-hole at the garbage incinerator:
Moved by Alderman Gillette. seconded
health be authorized to furnish an Office
for the food inspector. and make re-
pairs at incinerator as requested. On
aye: Smith. Kelsey. Sveiteh. Davidson.
Lockman, Gri1iths. Whitman. Hulteng.
Gillette. Bird. Turner. Kleven and Peder-
son-13. Carried.
co9 on:ss 9isy l sstrf from 1' a g. Peter
son Offering to sell the city two hr tim
M r9gks, make a. Il! So 20 . ne9m M tt%ssr sv f9 %,d the
l u 08CSs dk VtVsVV C0~Ii. 4SAoNSu W
man Kelsey. seconded by Alderman Hull
tens, that the communication be receiv-
ed and placed on file. Carried.
Presentation Of Ordinances.
amending Section 1s. CHAPTER 2. Of the
ordinances Of the city Of Grand Forks.
N. d.. fixing the amounts Of the bonds
as Recommended for passage by the ord
nance COMMITTEES mt introduced by
them, presented. read.
Moved by Alderman HultenE, second
ed by Alderman Turner. that this ordi-
nance do now pass its first reading. On
aye: Smith. Kelsey, yeitch. Davidson.
Gillette. Bird. Turner, Kleven and Peder-
on-13 Carried.
MIX and Cream Ordinance.
An ordinance entitled AN Ordinance
and cream sold within 1t 1"f The city Of Grand
Forks. and all dairies and dairy herd:s
kept for the production Of such milk.
and to prevent fraud in the sale Of milk
or cream, and to preserve public health,
and to license and regulate the sale ana
disposition Of milk and cream in said
city" which said ordinance passed its
first reading May 9Th. 1918. presented.
read. for second reading and nnal pass
Moved by Alderman Gillette, seconded
by Alderman Bird. that his ordinance
do now pass its second reading and Anal
passage. On roll call the following alder
men voted aye: Smith, Kelsey, veitch.
Davidson, Lockman, Grifiths. Whitman.
Hulteng. Gillette. Bird. Turner. kleven
and Pederson-13. Carried.
Donds Approved.
The following bonds approved by the
city attorney, presented, read:
Joe Scott, dray ............... 10000
VIM. J. Strutz, auto hack. 10000
E. H. Hunt. special policeman. 10000
Peter Bushaw, dray. ........... 10000
M. r. Friedman. a~uctioneer.. {. 100000
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
by Alderman Smith. that the bonds and
sureties be approved. Carried.
70 Install 1Drinkdn9 8ydrantg.
Alderman Kelsey called the. attention
of the. council to a pamphlet showing
the Mueller sprinkling hydrant-a by
drant placed flush with the ground and
which does away with the use of the old
style "kooseneck' plan with its ragged
piece of hose. These hydrants could be
purchased for $3.50.
Following discussion by the council.