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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-02-20
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Some time ago / read an article in
one of the numerous farm papers in
which some farmer, / forget the mans
place of residence, perhaps not in South
Dakota, related an experience he had
with quack grass eradication. This
man killed out his quack grass with
deep plowingN a thorough working of
the upturned surrow slice and a dense
cover, or smother crop, such as mi1let
and buckHaheat, growing one or two
TO a green manLre stage and turning
under and n to- maturity. / firmly
believe the process will seriously Grin.
pie quack and will, no doubt, if persisted
in, kill the past. My own experience
with quack leads me TO think SO. Re.
ing a renter on a grain share basis, I
have not pushed any such work to a
final test. l don't think it is a renters
place, without being well ecompensed.
to undertake to eradicate any such a
weed. | know it involves a great out.
lay of labor and loss sof crop in the
process. He cannot do it on a half of
crop basis. | am sure that any land.
lord who has a renter who is willing tic.
perform the labor can mighty well af.
ford to furnish all needful tools, ma.
chimes, etc, if any of an especial pat.
tern are used, and to we'll repay the
renter for his time and labor.
l have often thought, and still be.
lieve, that if one could get quack pret.
ty well "wooled' so it would allow sweet
clover, the large white lowered variety,
to get a good start, that this plant would
Kill the grass. Thir clover or legume
will grow SO dense and absolutely shade
the ground that any vegetation will
scarcely survive below it. In such a
seeding | would give the quack area
a severe setback in the fall and then
seed in fall to the white clover SO the
clover would get the earliest possible
start in the spring.
| don't think quack grass need cause.
a MAI to give a farm up, or despair.
There is no plant that grows but what
a by proper and persistent methods
be eradicated, and that fully. There
are other weeds that are as bad if
not worse thar the auack grass. Bind
weed. where it becomes master of the
infested soil area is as bad or worse
/ would rather have quack over an
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News From Neighborinp Localities

area on my farm than Canadian this.
TIE, with the exception that the thistle
ordinarily will not spread as RAPIDLY.
over adjacent area as will the rrass&
Ihe thistle is not nearly so great a
SCH enricher as quack. ANY one whe
has become acquainted with the rs ,re
VI quack grass knows that it is a great
SOIL builder. Soil we'll infested with
the grass, will, with the grass killed to
the degree of allowing the cropSto grow
produce splendid crop Yields. other
Ith1ngs, outside of the soil. being favor.
able. The work and all it CONNIE for.
Us ~eradlcatlon n the humus left there.
y IN the resultant soil or seed bed
forms a very productive area for crops.
4 might state that hadI such an area
and | wished to sow to, say, wheat. i
would ,seed very thinIy-not to exceed
- bounds to the acre. What seeded
at the usual rate would assuredly lodge
greatly. 1t might be possible to saw
with 40 or DO pounds of seed if seeding
durum wheat. AZ NEMstH
Such a soil or seed bed ought to make
tsFe4N w y
an ideal place for corn or potatoes.
However, l do not think that any
cultivated crop is especially to be recon.
mended upon a field where there are
patches of quack, as the processes of
cultivation such crop are also ideal
operations for the spreading of the
pest.
For smal patches of this grass 1
Know of nothing more effective than
good substantial frames covered with
prepared roofing. These, placed over
the patches and @anked around with
dirt to keep out air will assuredly kill
the weed.
Ihey cost, but any other apparatus in
end will cost in loss of the use of the
field, the labor and all. The loss of the
field, or largely so, the labor and all
will surely result if these little patches
lnoffensive as they appear, are left tc
Grow and scatter around.
There is nothing superstitious about
quack. When once killed or thorough.
ly eradicated, it is done for.
l once helped, when a lad in Iowa, TIC
Kill cookie burrs upon a so acre tract
that was thoroughly ~impregnated with
the seed. 1t took five or six years of
painstaking, hard work to do the job.
The folks in this state or his portion
of it, at east, who are natives here,
i believe, do not know much about the
cookie burr. / have picked corn in
III .NHIclE
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WRITE SECRETARY FOR cATALoGs
count of sickness expect to have their
first meeting with Mrs. Virgil Long

count of sickness expect to have their
first meeting with Mrs. Virgil Long
on Thursday, Feb. ~.
Miss Alma Scharn called on folks
through here Tuesday IN interest Of
the X, w. G. Al. and was a dinner
guest with Mrs. ". Long.
Messrs II. ISerssen and III. Schueike
went to Minneapolis Monday evening
to attend the auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w. Cook received d
I~letter from their son, Perry, stating he
was better and had left the hospital
lat Camp Jackson, s. c..
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Gauger and baby
called or Mrs. John steinel OF Clear
Lake, who is at the Bartron hospital,
where she submitted to an operation.
Mrs. Steinel is a sister of Mr.. Gauger.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Gauger were also supper
guests with Rr. and Mrs. Getter in
Watertown Monday.
Mrs. Carl VettGr and daughter re.
turned home from Watertown the
past week.
Mrs. II. Al. Poppen and Mrs. Jake
Eikamp returned to their home at
Willow Lakes Monday after spending
the past week at the Jake and Heiiner
Krull homes.
Miss GLADYS Bcnthin Of WATERFOWL
Ispent the weekend here at the Erred
Bentllin home.
Messrs. J.. B~rIsinghaln and Lyman
pean assisted waiter Montooth VIII
~bntchering Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Chandler and
family were Sunday visitors at Che II.
Long home.
Miss Anna schuelke spent from
saturday 10 Monday visiting with
friends il Watertow,l.
AIR. and Mrs. Waller Montooth and
Miss Alta Frye we're sunday visitors
Iat the Montooth Bros. home near
Gardner.
MIR. pete Michaels left for Haytj
"wednesday to attend court as one 81
me Jurors.
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ID Bernard Konnald spent Monday

aAE@81Sf&6IAE ISSSNE %G%s~@sM TNEfEA sMaY4t9aSs
and Bernard KonnaId spent Monday
evening at the j. w. Cook home,
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Long ana SOD spent
Monday evening at the VIM. 1.-THE
home.
Mr.. Bernard Konnald Of Watertown
Is spending the week at the Dell Mar.
tin home.
Misses Anna and Clara schuelke
and brothers, VIII and Alfred, spent
Wednesday ut the L. Sharp home near
Henry.
Ma. and Mrs. Dell Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Dean and baby and Miss
Julia Loesch spent Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Carl yetter.
MI. Robert loaggitt, Jr.. spent from
Thursday to Sunday With Lester
Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia. Fittje. n. and
family we're sunday evening VISITORS
at the II. Engel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L~angendorfcr
and Wayne and Maud Langendorfer
spent Saturday evening at the j.
Brusingham home.
Mn. and Mrs. Chas ISlfring and chill
dren spent Friday at the Walter Mon
tooth home.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Brull and son.
Elmer and Mrs. J. Eikainp autoed to
Hazel Sunday to visit at the George
Brugman home.
Mr.. Fred Bentain and children,
and Misses Gladys Benthin ii Minlet
Simmons were Sunday visitors at the
Aug. Klaft home near Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Engel were Sunday
Visitors at the II. Scllrick home near
Matertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Montooth spent
Monday at the A. M. Briggs home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elfring and
children were sunday visitors at the
10. q. Holmes home.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. L~angendorfer and
family spent Sunday evening at the
Ray Makepeace home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ioeke and family
were visitors at the a Hemp home
saturday evening.
MI. Fred Bentiin and children ana
Miss Violet Simmons and brother. EN-
gena, were visitors at the Ed. Publ.
man home Monday evening.
Sunday visitors with Mr.. ana Mrs.
Dell Martin were Mr. and Airs. Ray
Makepeace and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Dean and daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl yetter N daughter,
Ieeseh and ehildres and
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sTtSt
Perry callers AZ the J.sJyI
|Pnreell home Sunday. MI, sievert is
i BROTHER 81 nj. Fred Sfevert. Mr.
and Mrs. Green also called upon Mi.
Everett W~heeiock.aSr.. and daughter;
Miss Vici,Nof KaSnpeska. / regret to:
know that Mr.. Wheelock is quite poor
" following his recent paralytic stroke
|of several weeks ago.s@
Messrs.H n. G. Tigner, John Williams
and Sam Purcell are attending the auto
show in the Flour City.
Miss Hertet,se fer did isatt have
a very pleasant evening for her Val
entine party theid last Friday evening
at the school house,, but despite roads,
wind and weather, the party vas a pcrs
feet success in every way. The pro
ceeds of the evening will be devoted to,
mercy work among the orphan youth
OF France. The star sale Of the eve.
ming was a box OF candy contributed
by Miss Shaffer which sold for us 90.
Miss Shaffer had the same returned to
her later a a prize for being chosen
the 0 popular young woman of the
occasion Il believe itawas). The sum OF
$4,000 was realized from the party.
Miss Treda Schwandt is now Il vic
tim of scarlet fever. AIRS. sSchwandt1
and Arthur have recovered from the
disease. Arthur also was taken with
the flu soon after being sick witt, thu
fever, but is recovering from both now.
Fred Frentz Informed me that Otto
David, who is among the army men sta.
toned at Macon, Georgia has been on
the sick list for nearly three months.
Was seriously ill for three or four
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don't pose as an authority on weed
eradication, nor an expert by n
means on quack grass culture, but IL I
have given n reader an idea of a
helpful nature / rest content,
At any rate | would urge any farmer
who has any patches however small
on his land to fight it as he would a
patch of blazing stubble, for right now
Is your golden day of opportunity.
Just items would seem to be scarce
this issue.
Mr.. Fred Frentz has been kind
enough to give me some needed assist
ance while ! have been sorter trying
to have the influenza. I haven't made
a very good Job out of the flu, l fear,
Joing rather Il poor job, guess, Have
not been confined to the house entirely
any day. But then, / guess that's be.
u I'm a IN Anyway l am just
as well satisfied the way it is and hope
the flu will call it sufficient and not
come to see me again.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Croft were guests
at dinner, Sunday, of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Sucker The day vas the --th birth
day anniversary Of Mrs Croft. per,
maps we misstate. II may shave been
the st, or I'd, birthday. we are not
sure as 70 tiiis.) Please 10 note the
Linotype Operator. Will you be very
sure to have the said dash come before
this said "ds4otherwise tbs meaning
might be seriously misconstrued and /
don't wish to have any trouble with
my ~neigkbors. but earnestly desire to
live peaccably with all men land woin
en-.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. q. Green, OF EIrod,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sieyert and Miss
Lawson, of Florence, and Mr. and Mrs.
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Mn. and Mrs, Ralfh Leistig8
visitors with 3liJI
Birchall Saturday E#ASSsS
Anuinber of aaasNs1isEa1
the wedding reception gIven Fa5lI1sa
Mrs. John Kennedy, near Nateft0N4
on Thursday. a
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township meetings are TO be held
Tuesday, Feb. 25.
Most all u folks who have been.
i'll with in Influenza haye recovered
and no more new cases have developed
SO far.
The meeting Of the Ladies home
club which had been postponed on &c.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY >COUN-
GIL, CITY OF BEMIDJI,-
MINNESOTA.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUN.
GIL, CITY OF BESIIDJI,
MINNESOTA.
?: NJ; being an oe adj9%rned meeting Ing
order, President Vandersluis presiding.
ROLL CALL.
Upon roll call the following alder
men were declared present: Garlock'
d SassX Bafbssn Copper
nell 'oa"'s' crf SihLs ~
for rs ser Si 81 rendered as arehiteo Vas
read and on motion and second allow
Gu, -. BIDS.
works bonds, as advertised, were now
as %at 1885, ssi9 Wood paE Taus
from date Of bonds to date Of delivery
and in addition thereto allow 2 prem
ium equal to one per cent zof the face
q h tSt
coming for SsrI serXices rendered in con-
onded by Bagley, the bid Of Kalman.
Matteson & Wood, was declared accept.
ed. All alSsrmsn RG6sNse%Ht6 v9 9ss aye
The following resolution was intro
e e%Ssd b by A Aider%an :BasisY:. u , ,..
,ouc a9 tho to eS Of Bs the Mn S
sofa. met on The End day Of June, 1919
Ms%SsSs present. q %snSs5., 1ss1ss ley
I saskas majorit sF' Of 1' said ceuseii w.
pose Of receiving ana censidering BIDS
seed sUe f0v upon ii the terms and conditions
!! sp ecified in the Ordinances. passed by
the city council Of said city on the 18TH
day Inc OF f SiniOTSia1yb bias were received:
Kalman, Matteson & Wood, Of St;
Paul, Mimi. bidding par aad ID accrued &C
Plus a. PHayy%sns OF
t 1naee wa as adoPt s Whsreas. TIE BID Of
}ds %SSS q St. W RaS
dated March LIST. 1919. complies with
the terms of sale and Is by this council
oe Sow' therefore, be it resolved. that
said bid of said Kalman, Matteson &
Wood be. and the same hereby is &C
fhe roll being called. said resolution
was accepted BY the following vote:
Garlock' Baaslsy'; R@aekus' .H Ral@er
none. Carried unanimous
ORDINANCE
Ordinance designated as No. 102, in
troduced by Alderman Garlock, second
ed by Palmer authorizing and order pa.
Of the city Of Bemidji. Mimi, be issued
for the purpose Of extending the exist
ing waterworks owned and operated by
the city, and authorizing, the e.t bi sto OF
made, accepted, and bonds awarded to
them, was read the first time.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The matter Of sidewalks on 14th
street was referred to the Street and
Walk committee
Moved by Alderman Bagley that Mr.
Cochran drag Doud Avenue between
10th street and city limits. not to ex-
coed two times per week, at a cost
not to exceed 81 81, per trip. Carried:
city clerk was directed to readvertise
for bids for the reconstruction and re-
modelling of City Hall building, bids
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K. X. ROE,
Clerk.
RESOLUTION NO. 152.

The following resolution was intro.
onded BY Alderman Bagley:
ouc az the to " S1es
so oa' met on the End day Of June. 1918,
a. Mem iaSS PRESENT. 81 Garlock, Basley,
Backus, Palmer Jones. Vandersluis, BE-
ing majority Of said 9ed s9 for The
pose Of receiving and considering bids
Tor $4,000 Of the city's bonds to be is
sued upon the terms and conditions
specified in the Ordinance passed by
day Of FeSruary, 1915.
The following bids were received;
Kalman, Matteson & Wood, Of st;
Paul, Mimi, bidding par and ACCRUED
Plus q Of Ps sS9Seo Sec
onded by Bagley; the following resolu-
' wh ere IKE bid of Kalman. Matte
son W99 Sdo Of g. Paw ol MnR Ratsn
sion Bonds Of said city. dated March
lst,1919, complies with the terms of
sale and is by this council deemed fav-
NoT therefore. Be ~, it re, %;ss:ot that
Wood be, and the same hereby is. &C.
copied and said bonds awarded to them.
The roll being called, said resolution
was accepted by the following vote:
Nays
ried unanimous.
Approved June ~ f6;z asas;
Mayor.
Attest:
GEo. STEIN.
City Clerk.
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PROCEEDINGS or BEMIDJI BOARD
nv 1SES ss$s9 or EDUCATION.aE o.

a The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Education was called to order by Dr..
Smith, President. Other members pres
ent were Messrs Molander, Tuomy' Roe
The minutes Of the previous meet.
ing were read and approved. The list
and record q ths gradnHttnFn class snso was
P Peesf1sd from A s School Farm returns:
Been s dsposiaed p 70 the credit dis
The following bills were read and ap-
&. E: Battles. manual training.
An ahe 19 Benson, repair Of roof: 17SS:4s
Bazaar Store. Domestic Science 49,.
CITY p Bras Store. nurses supplies 1tis
w. M. Eructs, farm supplies BOZ
A. D. Glidden, fuel ,s;:.S:.;;;;a 1922 GO
c. B. Lucas. Farm supplies ::::; 47.76
MINI: Electric Light Co., light o. 90
N. Nv ": P scSeol supply Co.: new ." 90
N. e9 ". pTeiephone Co., April ser: ~ 20
H. J. DIN, transportation ;::::: 1850
Security State Bank, premium on rr
se RsildsY Nj Sab III Co., Office 1920
and Hgi. supplies :....:;: 1870
training and farm supplies .. 1859
L. 3: Taber. domestic science 100
rroppman's Department Store. .. ~
west st" P ssRa}sts, Co., janitoTs 90 40
Jack Williams. farm supplies $780,: 100
There being no further business, the
meeting upon motion i. VS. Il. s% sd!Harnsd
President.
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to be considered. at the next regular
meeting. Carried
city clerk was directed to call for bids
for the extension of the Water. Works
System. according to plans and spect-
gineer and on Ale in office Of the city
clerk. Bids to be considered at the
meeting Of June 23rd, 1919.
was moved to adjourn ed. Adjourned:
Approved.
c. w. VANDDRSLUis.
Attest: '..F'
GEO. STEIN
City Clerk. (zD
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meeting until June End, 1919, at 500
o'clock p. M. Carried.
Approved
C. W. VANDERSLUIS,
President.
Attest:
GEO. STEIN,
City Clerk. (24)
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RESOLUTION
Resolution designated as No. $50. was
introduced by Alderman Palmer. Sec
en$;: y SsiA s' as q
That the city 81 Srsat
ed 70 draw warrant in the sum Of IT.
General Fund In favor Of L; F; Johnson.
se said Ct the to bs
orial Day exercises. May 30th. 1918.
pS9 the a Sn for vosd rnS she
i Bsei Hia9S oayHis vandersi1i epe' Neys
none. .Absent-Backus, Benner. Jones.
pa n sal and carrieS was declared ou
Introduced by, Alderman Garlock, sec
RsseS sy city nsn Gouae fe 81
THAT sidewaiks Of the. width Of
herebY directed a to be construeted uPor
and along each side of the following
named streets in the city Of Bemidji:
no RGua 70 tfo% Streets
Twelfth Street from Beltrami Ave.
nue. sast TO- R9 rsd+ 44 rem
Such sidewalks. are directed to be
laid upon lines and grades given by the
fhe said Resolution was declared duly
aye and nay vote: "Ayes''-Garioo1
Raglsy Pa%eE cE{GiPer cFSeH BaSn9
Absent-Backus, Benner. Jones.
ORDINANCES.
sale Of Misunderstanding beverages, was
read the second time.
cts ana Wires. was read the first time.
BIDS.
Bids for storm sewer construction on
10th, 18th and 14th streets. east of Bel
trami and 3eTsy Aven9 9e;;, were open
strum. $7.ss2.lo. and the Haggert Con
st nS Ell lid 81 imam Gos
we'd was declared duly accepted.
APPLICATIONS.
Application of Sam Francoueur for q
jitney license was granted on motion
Application of r. ]. Tesch for dray
license was granted upon motion and
Application Of johnson s Rye Rye f to
ton and second.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bill Of J. J. Doran for $12.75 on &C.
count Of water department., was refer.
red to the city attorney.
Bill Of Ideal Pool Han for noo 1ef tS
license was laid on the table.
The city clerk was directed to adver.
tisee, for bids for cement and concrete
by resolution No. 151.
The Mayor and City Attorney were
WS S e. ahs tie sss or
storm sewer construction on 10th, 18th
and 14th streets, as per the bid Of
n 81 IT, s7115 e and &C
The matter of extending water mains
on America Avenue from 18th street
north was referred to the water COM
mittee.
1 The report of city clerk and city
treasurer for the quarter ending April
30th, 1919, was read and referred to the
finance committee.
No further business appearing, 1t was
moved and seconded to adjourn thia
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y view The returns az made by the city
assessor. Applications Of the Order
Of Moose for a carnival show license
Communication Of the Board Of
Health relating to inspection OF milk
supply was read and referred to the
No further business appearing. it
was moved to adjourn. Adjourned.
Approved.
r. G.. W.TVANDERSLU1S,
President.
GEo. STEIN,
City Clerk. (24)
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PROCEEDINGs CITY COUNCIL, CITY
OF BEMIDJI, MINI.

PROCEEDINGS CITY COUNCIL, CATY
OF BEMIDJI, MINI.
Council, met at city } SaPi 81 st1 d 1sas
ing was called to order, President Van
ders'u'' pre'iRaao5HELi CALL
were declared present: Garlock. Back
s s sa%Ys snd sRas'
Cooper '0an'' MINUTES.
Minutes of the regular meeting OF
May 26th, 1919, and adjourned meeting
of June End, 1e1s' were read and ap-
~ RESOLUTION.
Resolution designated as No. 1853, au-
sidewalks along the north side Of 14th
street.. from Irvine Avenue west to the
east line of the north. side school
Palmer, seconded BY Jones. duly read
and declared passed and carried on the
GalPocks fxs ana fSslm nere
Gsoon.. BaTnsil. Jones, Vandersluis'
Nays" none. Absent: Bagley' Coop
er, Joanis. ,.u,.,..., M *. u. g
introduced by Alderman Garlock: sec
fes for ,conveyances CARRYING, passen;,
eisned PASSED asa ana Garfield Ai rem on the FOL
Toying aye sn No., nay vote na Ayes
'Nays'--none. Absent. Bagley, Coop
ef' 'oan''' ORDINANCE.
sale Of Notwithstanding beverages, was
read the third time, and was deciared
faimeS, Benner, yandersiuis, Baekus.
ASssanitRas1sy G., Gc99oPer I J9an tbe ,ec
ond time, as amended.
Ordinance No. 1O2 was read the sec
ond time. no amendments being offer
Bids for the construction Of cement
walks. street crossings and curbs, were
"o% SRsnsd snG 1 ofsS dpe'ns as
For furnishing material and laying
square fS9t ana
For furnishing material and laying
alley crossings, per square foot, ; rs.
street drossimess per square foot is
ed the bid of Goodman & Loitved was
declared accepted satisfactory bond to
Bids for the reconstruction and re:
modelling Of the city hall ware opened
Krsa! ssa? s1s Ss9sS Isa H hsa
Onded that the cOnsiderati ton of the &C
ceptance or rejection of the bids sub
mftted by Geo. E. Kreatz and Lauritzen
& Benson. be held over until the next
regular meeting, or be considered at 9
special meeting to be called for that
purpose carr'f BoNps
The personal bid of J. j. Doran fol
the construction OF proposed extension
of sewer system ut Minnesota Avenu.
Which was offered. was not considered
The Surety Bond of Goodman s. Lott
we'd for construction of storm sewe
was not accepted, the same being re
turned for properly executed form
Bond of E. J. Bourgeois. City Engin
ment, with the United States Fidelit:
Of $4,000 was approved and accepted
PETITION.
Petition of property owners for tn
vacation Of portion Of woodland Av
enue. in what is sometimes designated
as Carson's addition, and Tor the vaca
what is sometimes designated as Car
sons Addition, was read and upon mo
ton and second was referred to- tn
City Engineer, City Attorney and stree
and Walks comm Hnsus
Report of the Municipal court TO
week ending May 18th. showing $4: 100
$500 paid the city treasurer. was rea'
anu MISCELLANEOUS.
On motion and second, Aldermen
Gariock. Palmer. Benner, GfSop an an