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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
ALASKAN is BURNED

Funeral services for Raymond s.
Giddings. SO. Alaskan and FORMER
shareholder In the famous Gertrude
mine. will be held from Bonney-
watson's at p. m. Thursday. He
died Monday night His widow. Mrs.
Sarah Giddings. lives at Lake Burien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

Knitted Sweaters. Tams
and Scarfs. Golf Clothing,
Clubs and outfits; Foot.
balls and Boxing Gloves:
Pocket Knives and Hunt.
ing Knives: Driving and
Street Gloves. New Edison
Photographs and Records.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

Last rites for Mrs. Clara +. Mears
rs. widow OF A. T. Mears. druggist.
were held from Bu;terworth'sf n,
"a y. m. "Wednesday. She died OF
pneumonia Tuesday nj tho home Of
her daughter. Mrs. w. W. Ewing.
1881 goth ave. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

Back TO business! Referee Doug
las plan Of ordering the boxers
To break at the Arena last night
met with the raxxbcrry from the
fans when II didn't work very
well. Tho fans want to see the
referee earn his money by n
wrestling match with the boxers
In the clincbes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

Irt's 70 cat ut Itoldt's-uptowu.
itit I'd Ave-: downtown. sf3 ID Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

STAR CAGE TEAMS
SOLDIERS and Sailors club.
Y. NJ. q. A.
Company II, Third Washington
infantry.
knights of Columbus.
>paidings.
Piper 4 Taft
Rainier post. American Legion.
MaeDouEaIl-Southwick.
University Of Community Five.
independents.
Phccnix Mutual LILO Insurance
Co.
brewster Cigar Go.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-14
Nonpartisan Body
Planned; To Oppose
League Covenant

Washington. March 13.-Prelimi-
nary plans for the formation of a
national nonpartisan organization de-
signed to keep the American people
better informed as TO. events at the
peace conference and to oppose &C
ceptance of the constitution Of the
league of nations as now drawn were
made at a conference today between
Senators Reed of Missouri. Democrat.
and Borah Of Idaho and Poindexter of
Washington. Republicans. and George
Wharton Pepper, a lawyer Of Phila-
delphia.
1t was announced that Henry Wat
terson, former publisher of the Louis
vile Courier Journal. would be pres
ident of the organization. with Mr..
Pepper as directing supervisor. 1t is
said that many senators who have
been opposed to the league constitu-
ton would support the organization.
Senator Reed announced that a
statement outlining the purposes of
the organization would be issued
within a few days. One purpose, it
was explained. would be the o-or-
dination of various local bodies that
have been formed ove the country in
opposition to the league. Present
plans call for the establishment Of a
speakers bureau and the conducting
of an intensive campaign Of publicity.
Senators said the organization would
he supported by voluntary contribu-
tons.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-14
CONSUMPTION
DISCUSSED AT
CONFERENCE
Americans Believe League
of Nations Should Decide
the Question.

+. Paris, March 13.-The American
military experts here, although &C
ccpting Premier Lloyd Georges plan
of prohibiting CONSUMPTION in Ger
r,any and providing for a volunteer
army with a long term of service in
stead, nave been giving the subject
consideration in its possible bearing
upon the future military systems not
only of America but of the world.
They are inclined to believe that this
is a subject that might properly come
before the league of nations in con-
rection with the limitation of arma-
ments.
The American experts agree with
the sentiment attributed to Mr.. Lloyd
George that if the system started in
Germany proved beneficial. it's extern
sion to the other European countries
would be inevitable, as they consider
it certain that the labor, socialistic
and anti-militaristic' parties will de-
mand to be relieved Of h burden of
consumption and free the young man.
hood of the nations for full partici-
patton in fair competition for the
worlds trade.
Attention has been given by the
American experts to the possible re-
suit of the adoption of the German
non-conscription plan in the United
States upon the projected system for
universal military of the youth OF
America and the opinion is general
among the American experts that it
will deprive the plan completely OF
compulsory features, leaving training
in schools optional. They consider,
however, that the national guard per-
petuated by congress could be relied
upon for a sufficient number of train
ed soldiers to form the nucleus of an
army likely to be required in Ameri-
ca in case of the successful working
Of a league Of nations.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-14

'Results obtained from analyses of
water collected at the publication works
is connected. Samples of water then
were collected from various city taps at
the time Of collection from the purifica-
the city water was found to be pure.
On two occasions when the city water
was found to be pure, the publication
tap gave impure water: These results
he tap is connected contains impure
water at times because of long standing
in the main.
On February %. samples were collect
efficiency. The analyses showed the
first filter to be most efficient and the
second the least.
The analyses show that the average
lumber OF bacteria per cubic centimeter
efficiency Gr.de 7so Of " Per a ce naeteF''l removal
Omitting the tests on the publication
works tap water, no sewage organisms
Chemical examinations ut the puriica-
ton works showed the raw water to
have a high hardness content. This has
ing the winter period. The works re-
moved all the turbidity from the water
and softened it 81 per cent during the
month.
The water supplied to the people of
Grand Forks is pure. according to the
United States public health service
standards. According to the chemical
analyses. there is no danger Of trouble
from this water, due to the use of chem
icats. The chemicals added are almost
naming will not harm the system.
state pisa, isadoT u W; Mendelsohn,
Xix and Croam AAnort. Sol
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-03-14
WAR VETERANS OF
GREAT WAR PLAN
FOR ALBERTA MEN

Edmonton. Alta. March 14.-The
Great War Veterans association has
inaugurated a plan to take direct
charge Of all returned and returning
soldiers from Alberta province and
to vigorously cooperate with patri-
otto citizens and organizations in
solving their problems.
The associations plan provides for
a clearing house for soldiers difficult
ties. Returning fighters with unfair
claims and fake heroes can be weeded
out with speed and accuracy, it is
claimed.
Another feature Of the plan is, to
have the government dea directly
with the association and thus let the
association attend to minor as well as
regional and local details.
In Edmonton alone. it is said that
more than 1900 returned soldiers
were provided with positions last year
by the local office of the G.. w. v. A.
and that $4,000 was loaned to soldiers
in financial difficulties. Every cent
Of this mount has been repaid, it
was reported.
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PLANNING
CAPE TO CAIRO AIR
SERVICE IN AFRICA

London, Feb. Neutrality-suspicious.
of The Associated Press.)-Actua1
construction work already has been
begun in connection with the project
ed Cape to Cairo Air Service. the
British air ministry announces. Aero
dromes are being set up every 600
miles. the present nonstop limit,
the principal ones being built at
Cairo, Khartouh. and two in German
East Africa, at Kampla and Ujiji. b
The route then passes into Rhode-
STA, and along the course Of the rail-
way to the Cape. Long before the
famous Cape to Cairo railway in ops
Grafton, it is confidently expected that
airplanes will be covering the route
on regular schedules. The distance q
$500 miles. 4
After establishing this service. the
over as a going enterprise to a Britiah
commercial company. =.
The air ministry is acting as a pios
.neer in various undertakings and. acs
cording to n of its officials. its POI
sition to commercial flying win be ana
alogous to that of, the British admirl
atty and Notwithstanding service.
'Lloyd's Aircraft Register" Is expect
ed to make its appearance in the neal
future. Already wireless stations on
the Continent signal the passage,S5p-
parent condition. origin, nationality.
cargo and destination of passing airss
craft.
England" said the official. eft onl
on account Of Empire communicS
ton, has more to ask Of other poweI
in the way, Of flying rights than 81
has to grant. Air travel will not d
in the main, over the sea. That is to
circuitous." W
Commercial signal codes are be}nE
considered at the ministry. also I'M
question Of air police. 4
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CITATION.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,) ..

STATE OF NORTH DAKoTA.l
County Of c GTa2a FORKS
In the Matter of the Estate Of John
A, Lhe9dore Evins. Deceased:
Against
T.. F. IEEvins;. Phebe Mcpermott.
r ". Eyins; Mary J. Null
!spss' E s; nj f 4. : F: 's I i; E xliess
Special Guardian of e.. F.
The sv State n II North p..ot. s ses tSs ss,d
County Court to the Aboy Named
Respondents. Greeting:
~ Y ~, AMP M Each OF you. are here
before the county court Of the County
OF Grand Forks In said state. at the
office Of the county Judge Of said coun-
Grand Forks in said county. on the e
day Of April A. D. 1919, at 3 O'clock
p: M. Of that day. then and there to
- saew essse me e s any You n.m nsSe' pe xhy the
nor Of Grand Forks. North Dakota, be
appointed sdministrator of the estate OF
not be GRANTED, such petition having
been y n this ofice on the 18th day
Let .servics by duplication - s..
Grand Forks Herald once Z week for
three successive weeks. the last publi-
cation to be ct least twenty l20) days
prior g. such hearing on I'll Of The
Eyins. Phebe McDermott, q. w. Evjns.
Mar, j. Mullinax. n. @. Eyins. Alice
Evifs, =. Evins. Alice Evins, md
John NY, AZ, & special Guardian Of p
pstsd, Grand FORK. n. p March Is,
F(CoUrt BeAl) x. HAHSELLs
Judge OF the County Court.
EO'CONNoR q JOHNSON, III
Attorneys.
(t6nrch 14-21-2s)
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FOREIGN SLACKERS
BARRED AS CITIZENS

Portland, Oregon, March 13.-More
than 100 natives Of Sweden, Norway,
Switzerland and Holland were forever
denied the right to become citizens of
the United States by Judge Stapleton
today. These men, it was shown, when
America was at a withdrew their
first papers and claimed their rights
as aliens as an excuse for not going
to war.
More than half the men affected
were natives of Sweden.
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LEGAL NOTICE
HofI01 70 ODnDxFo1a.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTAs1

County IN e co sun Fe goHinr! A
In the Matter Of the Estate of Ev
Hansen Branyold, Deceased. It
Y Notice 10 hereby given by Iver
Of Even Hansen Branypid. deceased. {
the creditors bf and all persons havtni
claims aKninst said deceaseds to.presen'
them, with the necessary vouchers. &
N. Oak. within six months afterAil
,nrst publication of this nottee..sts
Dated February Goth. A.sD. lSfs.
Administrator 81 thu Estate 81
Even Hansen BrAnvoid. Deceased. ID
/ First publication February l3ist, nj
(Feb. 2l-2s. Mar. 7-1Sl
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tions of milk made during month. 4s
Number of chemical examinations Of
milk made during the month. .....4S
cream made during the month";. &c
AS specifically mentioned in section
Is of the milk and cream ordinance, the
milk and cream Of the following pur-
veyors has been found adulterated but
once during the month by laboratory
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Grand Forks. N. p.

-II n n 4 Grand FORKS, ~. "a
March 4, 1919. 9 O'clock A.; M:
ment. Present Chairman Poupore. Com,
missioners Holden, .Udenby, Mooney ano
Hiatt. 80
on motion the minutes of the previous
On motion the county auditor was IN
structed ITO cancel the taxes of lots ~,
a, Is, 16. II. and 10. block ~ village % !
for the reason that said lots are the
property of school district No. AZ and
exempt from taxation.
On motion the following mothers pen
sions were ordered paid for February
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRS.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,) ..
County Of Grand Forks.
IN COUNTY COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Harold
E. Williams, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by Northwest
ern Trust Company of Grand Forks, N.
D. executor Of the estate Of Harold r.
Williams, deceased. to the creditors of,
and all persons having claims against
necessary vouchers, to the said North
western Trust Company, at Grand Forks,
N. p. within six months after the first
publication Of this notice.
Dated Grand Forks, N. D., February
Goth. A. d, 1919.
NORTHWESTERN TRUST CO.,
Executor Of the Last will and
Testament Of Harold E. Williams.
First publication Feb. 81, 1915. -.
(Feb. 21-2S. Mar. 1-14l p.
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| On mOtlOn the FOLLOWING Oils "eIC
audited and allowed:
sioner services and mileage..$ 1850
67oG ese, r.; Poupore' G91mmis- 6s ~
57oo7-George Udenby. commits 1000
sioner services and mileage. $3.50
67ooS-Thos. F. Mooney. com
missioner services and mile
57osi-Heien Williams. clerk of
Better Farming Bureau for.
57 7essrasryi if Forks Co. Farm DOW
R TsnSarx expense ,g.s account for as4ss
S7 e2aitdr snd Pr tressnre s99k or for sse.,5
| 57024-Cadwell the Stamp Man.
stamps and pads for county
57Ss5GDor Mcdonald. record
ing bonds for county ..... 3.75
Postage postage for Hs"'I Fe6rua sE1'1 1917 400
for February, 1918 ........ 1916
5702s-Don Mcdonald. postage
, for February, 1919 :. 1900
acting county surveyor 5000. 1880
pairing Elliot-Fisher type
57csiSrom THOMPSON. hall WV
57S M9od city 1,,eht House. SIM 600
PAASo y ASPoAAo ia Soutk
s7oss@Red River Power Co, Law
steam. electricity and gas for
57os42Gra nd Forks City. water '''0
rent for court house and jail 1865
57035-James Black, plumbing
5703e-James G.. Henry. carpen-
ter work in county Jail $50. 45.10
57o37-Jim spicer. hauling gar
mage Is I'M
57ossSLemm and st. Lawrence, "0'
repairs in Jail ............. $50
S7oss-R;; 2. Spear, repairs OF .o
57o446SWM. Marguerite Fox, ex. 1'00
psnses as school nurse for ,.
s7e Ttfaprqsayn 1s ! N ;. Co, re. 2''1s
57e42Sunderwood Typewriter
Co. new typewriter, SHOPS.
57o4s-John Bridston, cash ad-
s14s.so. postage $500. 49,: 1870
work in treasurer's office for
57o45LAusust ouamm. clerical
work in treasurer's office for oo
57e4s"I. Johnson, clerical serv. "'''
Ices In treasrrer's office for or ~
Elk; Co, tolls in the several
offices in court house for
57d G1H1rgsgyt 1sas Retention. 1921
Elk. Co., rent Of telephones in
court house for Feb, 1919. 47.25
57o4s-Elizabeth Burr, expenses
for February 1919, club work
for Boys and Girls clubs in
57o5oMGrand Forks Herald Co,
printing and publishing no.
ttces and commissions pro-
ceedings 295.OS
67o51-inkster Enterprise. pub
fishing. commissioners pro-
ceedings for Oct. 81 n Nov.
Z. S29.19, for Dec. 3rd, $41.3O,
for Dec. 81. 5000 80, 19iS...... 9o.79
57o52 REYNOLDS Enterprise.
publishing commissioner pro-
ceedings for Dec. ~, 1918... 20.30
5705s-O. H. Hanson, dragging
57osz@R. +. HIATT, commission. i'''O
er services and mileage -. 1880
57o55.I. c. Bruce, dragging
57ooss@w: B. Slower. dragging 1l'vv
57oS7@s Sheridan Arnold. drag lou
5765s.H.. 5. Henry. dragging s..
57oss@o. {. omane, dragging N''''
S7ose@p. F. Peterson. dragging NV
s7os1@w.. NJ. wynne, dragging ''0
57062-E. f. Veitch. dragging
roads. cutting brush n ,y
weeds on road west from
Emerald 1927
Total So, O71.47.
The bill Of J. A. Jardine for laying
culverts was on motion audited n al
lowed. viz: VI y,
57o6s-J. A. Jardine. box Gull
verts project No. 1874. :. . $1.178.53
On motion the board adjourned until
2 o'clock p. m. a-N
O'Clock r. II.
The board met pursuant Il adjourn
menf Present Chairman Polinnro Cam
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The continued efforts of the board of
health to improve the milk and cream
supplied the city are bearing fruit. Dur
Of samples below standard was smaller
than for several months past. The bac-
THEOLOGICAL count in the milk has de-
Geist's milk in particular has passed
the ordinance standard during the
month: the first month for over half a
on the whole was higher during Febru-
airy than for several months, and in his
respect the Frederick cream has i'm
proved However, we wish to
this cream is still below standard as
noted in the analysis. 1t remains the
one consistent lot on the milk and
cream inspection ~, the city.
1sador w. Mendelsohn,
State Public Health ahnra tories
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. . - ..' -. ,.t-a .----
The ne'f Bill Of i. <: jardine fos ssi isyinE
culverts was on motion audited and al
lowed, viz: III e H.
57o6s-J. A. Jardine. box Gull
On motion the board adjourned until
2 O'Clock p a. O'CLOCK ?. =.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present Chairman Poupore. Com
m%issioners Holden. Udenby. Mooney and
The report OF NJ. Reidy, as snuperin-
tendent Of county hospital and poor
mates cared for during the month at
an average cost each per week of $4.29.
On notion the following bills were
57075-Mary Hallock. services as
, Esbrqs!y, 1919 ..::.:i::;..::' 5000
laborer at poor farm for Feb J.
57077-Nellie Torgerson. help at
county hospital for February.
57o7s-sarah B,ng, services as
cook at county hospital for Feb ~
57o7sD.jioe Short. service. al. Are. ''.0O
man at county hospital for
February. 1919 .....i....:... 1900
Pi..i 9er rs6rss1y. 1915, 5000
x.nesd for express; postage and a.
yanced for labor at county
s7e esssD,ss oil c.: oil and 1850.
equity hosp.tss sae .,.7o
'' ssocsriss n snd clothing asinsn for co S1.
s1esss@ aIsRssf' 4 /. vrehoiaa, tel: Tips
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ISdUUT w. MenOeISOhN,
State Public Health Laboratories,
Report Of o INSPECTOR for February
GfooArv 9k0rA~

Ontario Store. Z No. srd st........1oo
+. L. Schumacher, 6s2 No. It'll St..So
Cotton & Wilder. 1872 So. 3rd st....aS.5
= = s s E Wifaon 1911 Univ Aye.....9s.5
s; Grossman. s24 university.......ss.5
mcElroy Grocery. AIS DeMers Ave. IS,
+ Grocery: Fenton, Ave.....9s
n. j: cuTrie. lii Il Eth 'i1 eAve:ss77:ss
Hanson Bros, Ala ard ve........s7.
2. !. Pyes, 1o1 Cottonwood st......s7.5
F. 8. Huseb " 7oa No. 4th
F. Peoples g. ws s1H1pp'y S.1 81 IS So. ~. ard st:::::ss:s
T. |, Engstrom, s22 9Th Ave. ....ss
n, kraeger, $50 No; ath st..........es
Mrs. Meagher. 1908 No. 4th st...a
3 ae15y R odesa1r nl c.: Int; Ave.......H
r. Wehrenberg, 416 Chestnut St...S3
engage Grocery; 212 So. 3rd.......s3
]: s. f.'f Henry ~ 1873 az CIV. Ave::sS
:: :; B1ornstad, sos Int. Ave.......a0
+. Golden & Son. 1872 End Ave......M
ga Iq Ross,n, 81 e. S9 End Ave-
confectioneries.
G siack Purity Shop; DeMers Ave..1oo
Arcadian. 416 DeMers
Ontario, Z No. Srd
Ahdea Bros s1S DeMers;......ss.5
Thee: Boosaiis. 4 No. $rd st..ss
6; 3; Gillespie, soS No. srd sta.'.n.ssss.5
4: W. smith III Ne .3rd st.......s7
a: Thalle, So. 4th
Columbia, ga DeMers
chas. Picket, sos DeMers..........s3
\. Tisb C; A. 81 4 q 9elMers.........ss
ri y; I Lumeh 6 g. \ Doepot:s:.......9s
Z; Harm. Widlund Block. ....S
The Empress, 1913 DeMers......s7
AAmnme,r american Chop Suey, 315 DeMers.. 9e.5
Brooks fo Cafe 4ns Eli pgMsgs s
9din Olson, 21s SO. srd st:.ssss
aungry Mans Place. 20: Bird st....9l
Ssand Hs, Rest lest; l sGe DeMers:.......s4
B B1ss3ad oH Rnds Lp 95s 5s5 DeMers...s4
Meat Markets.
F: Walker. 10 No. 3rd st. ..........9s
sanitary Market. - i Kittso oi Ave: :ss.s
f Peoples p a1 CASH Mkt IT, s1 1St 50: iav ard St: 90
%Got5onwood Mgt:; 100 Cottonwood. Sc
/. Paletz, 826 4th Aye.
Colton & Wilder. 1922 So. 3rd St.....ss
cummings. 9TH Ave!.........S7
Chicago Bakery. 112 So. 3rd st.....94 s
Factories.
American Bottling Co.. 1923 So. 3rd. %
Br1dgeman & Russell. 9th & Univ. az
Congress Candy Co.. 9Th & Alpha. 1918
G1est & Co, % SO. 3rd t......,. ~
G; F: Creamery, 423 So. 3rd St.. IS.
Black & Co.. f. Grand Forks 50
G, F. Bot: Works. 4o4 N. 18th st. 81
Grand Pharmacy. 322 Kittson Ave. o.. s
City Abattoir, Washington st.
~ sannpIes OF milk were collected and
tested during the month of February
with - below grade in butter fat re-
CURED oy our milk and cream ordinance.
= samples Of cream collected and test
ca with 3 below grade in butter fat:
below grade In butter fat rs, total NUN.
Of milk and cream taken from Hptei
Dacotah tested as follows: Milk as.
Cream. l.. H., EOS; Cream, g.; F., go
los phone calls answered.
% special Investigations.
The following. food was condemned
2 DESTROYED: 4 bottles Of dirty milk;
veal: 10 pounds pork. N
The TOUR dairies reported in bad con-
dition have been improved, sample or
milk analysed show each one. ID IL nm
70 the grade In butter fat and bacteria
required In our milk and cream ordi-
W.. r; 4: spr.eus, Food inspector.
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Milk Per Bacteri:

The milk and cream of the following
purveyors lave been found adulterated
more than once by laboratory analysis
during the month.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Council Adjourn

Council AdjournE.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
by Alderman Hulteng, that we do now
adjourn. Carried.
w. H. Alexander. City Auditor.
NOTICE TO CREDIToR6.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,)
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lOtAl ..........
MOVED NV Alderman EolSey Secondcd

Moved by Alderman Kelsey, seconded
by Alderman Lockman, that the bills
allowed and ordered paid, and the city
auditor authorized to issue warrants on
the proper funds in payment of the
men voted aye smith, Kelsey, David
son. Lockman, Grifiths, Eickhof. HUI
teng. Sheppard. Day, Bird, Turner,
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Indefinitely Postpone q. n. Power Co.,
Rate HAAcdue Casa.

A letter was read from the board Of
railroad commissioners of North Dako-
vised the board that the engineers for
the state will be unable to be present
on the 26th of February to testify in
of Grand Forks that the rates charged
by the Red River Power Co. for gas
and electricity are excessive and that
hearing Indefinitely. A late will be set
to hear this case as soon as 1t is de-
termined at what time these witnesses
can be, secured.
by Alderman Bird, that the communica-
ton be received and placed on file. Car
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xtx10S compensation OF Aldermen. /
An ordinance entitled A Ordinance
Fixing the Compensation Of the Alder
men OF the City Of Grand Forks " AZ
recommended for passage, BY the ordi..
nance committee. and introduced Nv
them, presented, read:
4 Moved by Alderman Smith, seconded
by Alderman Efckhof that the cofnpe
sation OF the aldermen be p~laced-sat
$500 for each meeting
Alder1aan Hulteng. seconded. by Aid
ermsn Sheppard. moved an amendment
that the compensation be placed AZ
$500 for each alderman per meetinr.
On being put to a vote, the Amendment
was carried BY IL votes yes, with Alder
man Eickhof voting no.
ed by Alderman Sheppard, that this Or
Edinance do. now pass its first readlnk.
On roll call the following. vote va
recorded: Voting yes. Aldermen Smith,
Hulteng, Sheppard. Day. Bird, Turner
Kleven and Pederson-I2: voting no,
Alderman Eickhof-1, The mayor az.
clared the motion adopted
Bonds Appfove4.a i
The following bonds approved by the
city attorney as TO form and fnknnefrok
execution, ,presented. readt a@fH
VIM. Strutz, ~auto-hack ~. $4,000
j. n. Stow, auto-hack (1l 100000
J.sF. LaBtne. auto-hack (z).... 1.0ee.0 90