Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-04-23
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The CITY auditor reported nine bids
hled in response to advertisements for
the ,saie Of Sl5.000.00 Waterworks Ex-
tenMs oyea oq Sy 1Al %ssn.ans E saas -. second:
ed BY Aldefman Sheppard. that the bids
be opened. Carried.
n! :, oP @nephy INC Grand Forks. Bid s.
per cent, par accrued INTEREST,"; the city
to either furnish or pay for the bond
Minneapolis Trust Co, Bid 5 per cent:
Offering S14,7oo.oo plus accrued interest
from date Of bonds to date Ct live
Tn Hanchett Bond CO. ne Gn,eafo: f Sia
nish blank bonds free. paving attorneys
fees for examining the legal PROCEEDINGS
provided the city pays said l,tS company my
ing and selling expenses:
W, L. Slayton & Co., Toledo: Bid 5
per cent; will viii Pay dsy,y subject s15 Sc atsors seius
aacccpr accrued interest; viii furnish and print
the bond a ready for execution
and pay attorneys for passing on pro
teedings relative to the issue Tor wnlcn
; ;s5S,ss srana FORKS el,s
cent; win a sl5.15o.oo with interest
Of same, and furnish blank bonds:
seasongood & Mayer. Cincinnati: Bid
5k per cent; par. accrued interest. ana
a premium OIL -$4OO.UV. EnE L..- - -.
John Nuveen & Co.. Chicago: Bid 5h
per cent; will pay 15,2so.5o and inter
est, and, in addition will furnish your
] city the autographed blank bonds free
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Cincinnati: Bid 5h per cent; Offering to
pay the par value Of $4,000 90 and the
| est to date of delivery.
Bankers Trust & Savings Bank. Min
n%eapolis: Bids per cent; will pay par:
a acG Premium , unae' Of sssi.oo; viii furnish
blank bonds and pay attorneys fees at
Moved by Alderman Peterson. sec
bids be received and filed and referred
to the Why's and Means committee and
city attorney to tabulate and report rec
Bids for CURLING South Fourth street.
The city auditor reported, two bids
f frem w %oo snan,ns to sG Fourth Ro Avenue s:'ee'
Moved by Alderman Day. seconded by
Alderman Smith,, that the bids be open
ed. Bids opened and read as follows;
j. A. Dinnie & Co., per lineal ft....7hc
Moved by Alderman Sheppard. second
ed by Alderman Day. that the bids be
Streets & Alleys committee for recon-
mendation and report. Carried. IA votes
affirm.
The city auditor reported two bids
filed for the construction of sue cement
sidewalks and crossings as may he
ordered built by the city council for
the year 1919. Moved by Alderman
Kelsey, seconded by Alderman Bird. that
the bids be opened. Bids opened and
read as follows:
Bid of ]. F.. Westlund: So. FIT.
Cement Sidewalks and approaches. lie
Tile cement sidewalks and tile ap-~
p.oai',es
Bid of J.. A. Dinnie & Co. So. FIT.
Cement sidewalk and approaches. .16c
Cement street crossings ...........22c
by Alderman Sheppard, that the bids
be referred to the Streets & Alley COM
mittee with power to act. On roll call
the following aldermen voted aye:
Smith; Kelsey yeitsh, Davidson: Lock
Pederson--14.. Carried. "N
Canvass Votes Of City Election Sold
April It'll, 1919.
ing aldermen a. committees to canvass
the returns of the city election held
Monday. April 7th, 1919. as follows:
First Ward-Aldermen Turner and
Bird.
Second ward-Aldermen Day and
Third ward-Alderman Davidson and
Fourth ward-Aldermen Griniths and
Fifth ward-Aldermen Peterson and
Kleven. ~
Sixth Ward-Aldermen Kelsey and
Smith. 1850 ~
Seventh ward-Aldermen Huletns
The a committees c~anva.sed the
election returns n submitted their
J report summarized as follows: