Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-15

Moved by Alderman Turner. seconded
s az Alasr as read 1le os roll fhe eal1 fn al r q alde e.
men voted yes. Carried.
1ssolution Ordering Sidewalk 1unt.
Alderman Turner offered the following
Be it resolved by the city council OF
That for the convenience or PUBIC
travel. cement concrete sidewalks pc n
they are hereby OFFERED constructed on
the property herein described. according
the building Of sidewalks and that the
city auditor publish this resolution. ana
that the owners or tenants of the above
Constructed within 20 days from notice
hereof, that the city same con-
structed. and assess the cost OF same TO
the property benefited thereby. The side
walks ordered constructed are az fol
lows: On the east. sid of Boulevard ave-
nue., fronting lots 1, 2, 3, 4, Sc, Z and 8,
in block Al, Lindsay's addition Is IT,
On south ona side Of Euclid 3ata .s ave- E e. a b1oek
81, and lots l n "a, in block "a. all in
Lindsay's addition Is ft.)
Moved by Alderman Turner Nseconded
resolution Be adopted as read. On roll
call the following aldermen voted aye:
Kelsey. Smith, Davidson, 'Veitch. Grill
iths. Lockman, Hulteng, Eickhof. Day,
Sheppard, Turner, Bird and Kleven-l3.
Carried.
TO Grade Jennie Avenue.
The Public Improvement COMMITTEES
reported recommending that the petition
Of property owners asking the city coun,
and graded through lots i. 2. g.. 4. 5 and
s. between blocks "H'' nd 81" Westa-
colts addition. be granted as petitioned
for; Moved by Alderman Sheppard, sec
onded by Alderman Kelsey. that the re-
port Of the Public Improvement com
mittee be adopted recommending the
opening and grading of Jennie avenue,
from Westacott street west to the cou-
veitch, Gririths. Lockman. Hulteng.
Eickhof. Day, Sheppard, Turner. Bird
and k1even-13. Carried.
Rscommeud Paving University Ave:
Honorable Mayor n City Council:
Gentlemen:-we. the Paving commit
tee, to whom was referred the within
petition, asking the city council to cause
University avenue to be paved with ce-
Road to the west line Of Princeton
street, of a width to be determined by
the city council and property owners in.
terested and conditioned n that federal
lined in the petition. hereby report that
we find approximately s4H feet 'front.'
age signed for the improvement out Of
q total frontage Of approximately 1900
recommend that the proyer to the petit
TONERS be granted. (Signed) w. H. Bird,
L. Kleven and John Eickhof.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
by Alderman s%heppard. that the report
of the paving committee recommending
he paving of University avenue from
Columbia Road to Princeton street be
ado sfder as read 6ot On roll roll c aa,s the f sm3;I
Davidson, veitch, Griffiths. Lockman.
Hulteng. Eickhof, Day. Sheppard, Turn
er, Bird and Kleven-13. Carried.
Communications.
Communication read from the board
Of education. calling the attention of the
city council to the undesirable condi-
tion of the south side of the Belmont
avenue school ground. between Belmont
from having been used as a driveway
for several years. The board offered the
city an easement Of sufficient ground to
e ooint: Meve : paved pa x,a. driyewsy at this this
onded by Alderman Bird. that the matter
be referred to the Public Improvement
committee: city attorney and city engi-
neer. Carried.
oommcuds Care Of City streets.
mercial club, commencing the city coun-
ell upon the splendid condition in which
the paved and dirt streets Of the city
have been kept during the present sea-
oS OAN ~ luc SOuuCll VI Lie
clubs cooperation with all improve
ments having to do with the betterment
Of the streets. Moved by Alderman HUI
teng. seconded by Alderman Kelsey, that
the mmuntcatt0 be received and filed.
Carried.
Discuss Cottonwood st. Extension.
read from J. B. Wine
@ south Of tse e. 4. R gaGPsl,y track ogne in
connection with the petition filed June
IND. asking the city council to order an
extension Of Cottonwood street across
Streets &; NJ num 9raeKs to cs Sixth S Of Seventh s,9sh
showing the powers Of the city council
in such matters. If some temporary ex-
pedient was adopted to relieve the traf-
the carrying out Of the plans proposed
by the said railway company for Grade
separations At Third. Fourth. Fifth
al! parties would he satisfied.
Mr.. Wineman and several property
owners addressed the council urging
that a demand be made upon the Great
Northern Ry. Co.. to remove the high
Cottonwood street and to construct a
walk Of some sort from this point to
Sixth or Seventh streets, claiming that
Tor three-quarters of a mile along the
tracks there was no means provided FOL
citizens desiring to cross the tracks
Of the city.
rolioWinS a. lenStny discussion by the
Hulteng. seconded by Alderman Eick.
hot, that the matter be referred to the
Public Improvement committee Inc city
9. n: +: +. CO: for the construction o.
3 crossing from Cottonwood street to
sixth or Seventh streets as petitioned
for. Carried. 10 votes affirm.
Communication read from Red Rive,
Power CO. advising the city council thai
ready for use at the city pumping sta.
ing is at hand md will be Installed al
once and operated temporarily with thu
DC motor until the AC motor arrives
That 1t would be necessary to keep
until the pumps are fully tried out. Thai
arrangement should also. be made fol
the installation Of a FIRE alarm in the
Il. T.. Power CO. power house in order
action that may be necessary in case Of
Moved by Alderman Turner, seconded
By Alderman Bird. that the comfnunica.
to the Waterworks and Fire committees
with power to act. Carried. IL votes af.
As1s =, o'tz to Pay y,.ttas NURSE.
sentative Of the Visiting Nurse commit.
tee Of the Public Welfare association
respectfully requests your honorable
body to consider the propriety OF pro.
viding for the salary OF the visiting
coming fiscal year, and also thai
you authorize the Health Commit
tee to represent you In the joint
meeting of committees from the. Board
OF Education and the Public Welfare as.
ISOLATION to. consider a. proposal for 1
unified bureau to have supervision OF
all public health nurses by Z ese severaI
agencies in the city and to relate tn
ed in the city. tsisned) 3. p. Robertson