Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-05-17
Carried.
Reports Of Standing Committees,
&uFohaae 1irsmeo's Uni1oxms.

l sYCs " UVIu was TcIcFrSQ the matter OF
the purchase Of uniforms for the uni
Formed fremen. beg to report that bids
were invited and received from local
ta1iors n that after examining sam:
the contract to .Paulsen Bros. at $3.50
per uniform, being the lowest and best
bid Submitted. Moved by Alderman
son.. that the report of the fire commit.
tee be adopted. Carried, Il votes affirm
I r. arads n Drain Skidmors Ave.
Gil A7 %ish resa Ksd1s q sss q essi%.t tss Of s0e II;
city engineer for ditching and grading
Skidmore Ave, in amount $3.50. Co., stat
Ing he had appeared before the Board OF
to secure the cooperation of said board
int united action that would result ir
nan Improvement to said avenue
R Re 1'd a. mot believe Ths the county o.s .l boar II.
ferred to the Streets & Alleys commit,
tee without authority to order the worl
done. Skidmore Ave. must be graded
moved. seconded by Alderman Day, tina
the Streets & Alleys committee be au.
thorized to order the necessary worl
ION lone to properly grade and drain Skid.
Of city, engineer. on roll call the follow.
ing aldermen voted aye: Kelsey, Smith
Davidson, Veitch, Gririths, Lockman
er: Bird, Peterson and Kie1enMi4. Car.
Recommends Paving Chestnut, Walnut
90 md Cherry Streets:
tee, to whom wa referred the petition,
from property owners for paviny Chest.
streets. from 4th Ave. to 10th Ave.
and the cross avenues 5th, 9Th, 7th, Stf
9Th and 10th, hereby report that we fnd
the majority frontage for the improve.
W, and recommend that the prayer OF
the petitioners be granted.
,.Mr. w. p. Davies addressed the
paving petition would like paving lait
as soon as possible, but not at an nm.
reasonable cost. 1t did not seem that
bids could be let for this work before
bids on account Of labor; if contracted
for later on frost would come. Though
the most satisfactory plan was for the
vided by aw; publishing necessary legal
notices and adopting an ordinance Great.
ing the paving district, and then sus.
pend activity on this Improvement un.
til the early winter season. when bids
could he advertised and plenty Of time
given the successful. bidder to have ma.
terials on the ground ready for an early
Adopt Paving Committee Report.
Moved by Alderman Kelsey. seconded
by Alderman Smith. that the report OF
the paving committee recommending
Cherry streets be paved together with
On roll call the following aldermen
veitsn. aye Gritit Ks'seY Ios S%1sn: p ay'as0n,
Peterson and Kleven-I4. Carried.
Draft Ordinance Creating Paving Dist
committee draft an ordinance creating
a paving district. to be known as Paving
District No: 20. said district to embrace
~ streets. and all cross ewenues there
in. from 4th Ave. to city limits on the
south; vo On roll call the following alder!
SON. ysi g er;n nt Leek%an: HI.
Bird. Peterson and Ki n"eppA11aa. carried !uried
PAVING Plans and spsoincason..
neer be instructed to repar plans
specifications and estimates Of probable
e @eat f on c laSa1E se% %ainS sene cettong% aysdi
and Cherry streets and cross avenues
as petitoined for. Ito be designated as
Paving Dist No. 2o). On roll call the
Smith, Davidson. veitch, Griniths,
Lockman, Hulteng. Eickhof, Day, shep-
pa1d, Turner: Bird. Peterson and Kleven
I'33vsr TO Edith Avenue.
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:-We. the Paving commit
from property owners for pavingt North
9Th St, from L'Hiver to Edith avenue,
hereby report that we find the majority
frontage signed up and recommend that
the prayer of the petitions be granted.
Moved by Alderman Sheppard, second
ed by Alderman Kleven. that the report
OF the paving committee, recommending
that North 4th st. be paved from LHiv-
er to Edith avenue together with the
cross avenues, be adopted as read. On
roll call the following aldermen voted
aye; Kelsey, Smith, Dayidson. Veitch,
and Kleven-1l. Carried.
Special Committee Reports on Dlstrtbu-
Honorass17een Mayor "a a' snd city Ms'e Council:
Gentlemen:-We. your committee or
distribution. to which was referred the
mayors message: beg to report and
/. All that. portion Of the mayors
be referred to the considered re-
ported upon the by Streets & Alley COM
2. All that portion of the mayors
+! message touching wide roadways be re-
ferred to and considered and reported
5. All that portion Of the mayors
message touching sliding river banks
and Jam projects be referred to and
considered and reported upon by the
4. All that portion Of the mayors
message touching commercial lighting
and heating be referred and considered
and reported upon BY the Public Utility
s.. All that portion Of the mayors
message touching the purchase Of the
auditorium be referred to and consider
ed and reported upon by the Ways &
Means committee. ..l
&. All that portion of the mayors
message touching bridge repairs and
construction be referred to n consider
committee.
Z. All that portion of the mayor.
mes message ss.' t9uchlas relief Of dependent
fered to and considered and reported
upon by the Charities & Corrections
n. 10. city Your .ns sGmmitt set, ;seo nm G9 tina,
committees Of the matter referred to
such committees hereby. (SiEned) J. d
Turner, J. l.. Hulteng and E. J. David
son.
Moved by Alderman Turner. seconded
by Alderman Hulteng. that the above
firm. ~ -,
Honorable Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen:-We are in sympathy
With the effort to combine tho public
We endo wsek the %ne %ord, nas eeppeeT reatint a tSe
Office ,of Public Health and Sanitation
OFFICER" Having put forth our best eff.
forts in times past to secure the prone,
inspection of provisions. and believing
that the work of inspector Of provisions
may we'll occupy the full time Of on
person. we recommend that for the
present a woman inspector Of provisions
be employed. ~
We wish to call attention to Sec.
Of the ordinance, which provides fol
the appointment OF necessary employees
to carry out the work Of public health
and sanitation, and in this connection
Il e the Wish Of this committee that I